10 Safety Coloring Sheets for Kindergarteners
July 14, 2017
Article at a Glance
- Printable coloring sheets to help your children learn important rules for safety.
- The coloring sheets are a companion to the free printable flashcards and memory game.
- Rest easier in the knowledge that your child knows what to do when dangerous situations arise.
How can I protect my family from Zika virus?
June 30, 2017
- Mosquito season in Utah runs from mid-spring through early autumn.
- Zika is primarily spread through the bite of infected mosquitoes, though the virus can also be spread through sexual contact.
- Traditional mosquito bite avoidance methods are the most effective for preventing the spread of Zika.
Separating Diabetes Myths and Facts
June 9, 2017
- Type 1 diabetes is an autoimmune disease. The condition occurs when the body slows or stops its production of insulin.
- There are more than 1 million Americans living with type 1 diabetes, with about 40,000 more diagnosed each year.
- Diabetes isn’t to be taken lightly, but the majority of diabetic children lead normal lives and enjoy all the same milestones as other kids.
10 Safety Rules for Kindergarteners
May 30, 2017
- It is impossible to be at your child's side at every moment.
- Instilling in children the means to keep themselves safe is a critical responsibility.
- You'll rest easier in the knowledge that your child knows what to do when dangerous situations arise.
Your Asthma Action Plan
May 18, 2017
- Between ten and fifteen percent of grade school children are affected by asthma.
- Exercise is a vital component of wellness, even for kids with asthma.
- Work with your pediatrician to create an asthma flare-up action plan and share it with your child's school administrators.
Adults aren’t the only ones who get headaches
April 27, 2017
- It is perfectly normal for children — even babies — to get headaches.
- Headaches are frequently caused by stress, hunger, lack of sleep, environmental triggers, mild head trauma, physical exertion, a food reaction, or a viral illness.
- Tension headaches and migraines are the most common types of recurrent headaches.
Dirty Tricks for Clean Eating
April 17, 2017
Article at a Glance
- Be and creative in how you introduce new flavors, using purees and other tricks.
- Keep an open mind and allow kids some autonomy to choose and adapt to new foods over time.
- Make subtle changes to keep family favorites, but with less sugar and more fun.
Do this one thing for a smarter child
April 3, 2017
- Reading from infancy offers benefits that toys and games do not.
- Parents should read aloud to their children every day.
- Choose books that are age appropriate, we provide a list to help you get started.
Helping teens treat and prevent acne
March 24, 2017
- Acne is most common among teens because of their fluctuating hormone levels.
- Minimize breakouts by avoiding certain products and behaviors, like touching your face.
- To avoid scarring, don't pick at or pop blemishes.
How much emphasis should I put on grades?
March 20, 2017
- Grades are not a perfect measure of intelligence or effort.
- A reward system with frequent, positive reinforcement is more effective than a cash reward at the end of the term.
- Keep your child’s learning style, special needs, and schedule in mind when you decide how to handle poor grades.
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