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Tips to Un-Distance Distance Learning August 19, 2020

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Networking with other distance learning parents can help everyone feel less overwhelmed.
There’s no one-size-fits-all solution to the challenges of distance learning.
Be patient with yourself and your child as you navigate distance learning through this pandemic.

Posted in Covid 19, Health Alerts, Healthy Living for Kids, School | Tagged back to school, coronavirus, COVID-19, distance learning, home school, pandemic, school, school safety, Talk With a Doc

7 Ways To Prepare Your Kids To Return To School During A Pandemic August 13, 2020

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Preparing your kids to go back to school during a pandemic is uncharted territory.
Handwashing, hand sanitizing, physical distancing, mask wearing, and limiting sharing supplies are all necessary for a safe return.
If your child is sick or has been exposed to Covid-19, keep them home.

Posted in Covid 19, Health Alerts, Healthy Living for Kids, School | Tagged back to school, coronavirus, COVID-19, pandemic, school, school safety, Talk With a Doc

Office Visits And COVID-19 Precautions July 6, 2020

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We are monitoring the COVID-19 situation very closely and it is safe to bring your child to your doctor's office for well-visits and normal sick visits.
Screening protocol are in place in all of our offices to help detect and direct potential COVID-19 cases.
If we ever believe it is unsafe to visit one of our offices, we would alert you immediately.

Posted in Cold and Flu Tips, Covid 19, Health Alerts | Tagged appointments, call us first, coronavirus, COVID-19, immunizations, physicals, school, sick baby, sick child, sick kids, sports, well child

A Guide to Parent School Involvement February 15, 2020

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Studies show involved parents have kids that are more likely to excel in school.
Involvement comes in many forms and opportunities are available for working parents.
By being strategic and proactive, working parents can get involved early.

Posted in Parenting Articles & Tips, Pediatric Articles, School | Tagged school, volunteering, working parent

Raising Bully-Proofed Kids March 12, 2019

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Victims of bullying can suffer from health and mental health problems like headaches, sleeping problems, depression, anxiety, and even thoughts of suicide.
Those who are most likely to be bullied include children with an autism spectrum disorder, a food allergy, or who are perceived as different or weaker than their peers.
Parents can help their children by teaching them how to avoid becoming a target, how to stick up for themselves and others, and how to develop a strong sense of self.

Posted in Child Behavior, Parenting Articles & Tips, Pediatric Articles | Tagged bully, bullying, middle childhood, parenting, school, teens, tweens

How can I get my kids to school on time? December 15, 2017

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With a little planning, mornings can become a time of peace and relaxation.
Tackling the next day's tasks the night before to reduce stress in the morning.
Use the extra time to bond with your family and leave home with a positive mindset.

Posted in Child Behavior, Healthy Living for Kids, Parenting Articles & Tips, School | Tagged breakfast, family, Mornings, Routine, school

Would you let your child take on 40,000 dollars in debt? October 16, 2017

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Teens have opportunities to make huge financial choices.
Financial lessons are easiest to teach when lessons are cheap.
Separating allowance from chores lets you focus on teaching financial literacy.

Posted in Parenting Articles & Tips, Pediatric Articles, School, Teens | Tagged allowance, charity, debt, education, financial literacy, giving, savings, school, value

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.

Posted in Fall/Winter Tips, Medical Conditions, School | Tagged asthma, chronic conditions, school

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.

Posted in Child Behavior, Parenting Articles & Tips, School | Tagged grades, motivation, school

The Importance of Hand Washing January 26, 2017

Washing hands is one of the simplest ways to prevent illness.
Teaching kids when to wash is as important as teaching them how to wash.
Try the glitter game to teach small kids about how germs spread.

Posted in Cold and Flu Tips, Fall/Winter Tips, Healthy Living for Kids, Pediatric Articles | Tagged cold & flu, handwashing, hygiene, school

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