Who else is excited for @drhallowell’s exclusive lecture on the brain science behind #ADHD tomorrow? Join us at @ParentMap’s Eastside Every Child Summit and attend the FREE resource fair for families with neurodiverse learners: https://t.co/a1hCIkO81B #neurodiversity
Earwax is normal and has a purpose, it catches dust, debris and prevents germs. Remember, you should never use cotton swabs in your child’s ears.
Using 1997 and 2014 PSID-CDS data, we found screen time doubled for kids under age 3 and TV time for kids younger than 6 increased exponentially
Assessment of Screen Exposure in Young Children, 1997 to 2014
This study evaluates changes in types of screen time exposure among young children before and after the widespread availability of mobile devices.
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More than 200 individuals have come forward alleging sexual abuse by Boy Scouts of America leaders. Talk to your kids about boundaries and make it clear that it's always okay to say if something doesn't seem right.
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What do you do if a friend expresses warning signs of suicide or self-harm on social media? https://t.co/y0AlgZZbGW #onoursleeves
Help your child with autism spectrum disorder achieve goals in their fine motor skills with these helpful tips → https://t.co/iY5hM0OBK5
In honor of #AutismAwarenessMonth, today we’re introducing you to five kids and the friendships they’ve made at @MarcusAutism.
"One year ago, our son Kamden had the surgery that saved his life. We spent a month at Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin. and every single person we encountered was amazing. Not only did they love and care about our child, but they also made sure we, as parents, were comforted.”
Very cool— just saw that free copies can be ordered, and a friend found it explained cancer process for adults too. Thanks NCI and COG!
Children with Cancer: A Guide for Parents https://t.co/5HYV3aiblR #childhoodcancer #cancer #clinicaltrial #sibling #support #oncology
Amazing turnout! Big thanks to everyone who joined us last night.
What a crowd - the largest of the season in college baseball by MORE THAN 6,000! Thank you to everyone who came out to @SunTrustPark for your support of @GTBaseball and @childrensatl!!! #TogetherWeSwarm https://t.co/Jpj63fY3gg
More and more women are opening up about what it meant to them to have a C-section birth. Check out these photos that prove that women’s bodies can truly withstand anything: https://t.co/7fesEwldq1
Many young cancer patients regret initial cancer treatment decisions https://t.co/uUGnZ4jOnK #AYA
Experts anticipate the recent surge in #measles cases is going to continue trending upward. Here's what parents need to know to protect their kids from this outbreak. https://t.co/HsFnUxmzWM
Umbilical hernias are common in infants and newborns under 6 months. New parents: Learn the symptoms of an umbilical hernia and when you should worry. https://t.co/OlOruVnY9y
Here are some tips to help your child with autism spectrum disorder deal with bullying: https://t.co/0qqoZyHxtT
At 2 months old, beautiful, blue-eyed Hudson was in dire need of a new liver. His only hope was a donor. His mom, Jordan, shares the hopelessness she felt after her son was diagnosed and why she now advocates for organ donation. #donatelife https://t.co/hhhvYtW9Bw
“It’s challenging, what I do, because I inflict pain. We’re drawing blood, so we’re known as the bad person. But kids, they don’t hold grudges. They say bye and put a smile on.” -Deana, Outpatient Lab Technician #LabWeek https://t.co/WvMTxGRxtq
Asking about digital behaviors without assessing the broad social development of a child may mislead practitioners and parents about the effect of those online problems https://t.co/ta2ph0LXhE
Parents, keep this on your radar! Summertime is a great time to start potty training because you can spend more time around the house. Here are some secrets to make it stress free: https://t.co/0MKNlxpyVO
17-year-old Lauren was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes at age 12. Now, she has a passion to research type 1 diabetes and follow a path in medicine: https://t.co/JdkrSAtPVX
Babies will start to cry more at about 2 weeks old, peak around 2 months, then get better by 5 months. We promise, that the crying will stop.
When Aubrey was undergoing treatment for brain cancer, she kept her sights on getting back to dance. Read her story to learn more. https://t.co/tVCEM955Rw
No matter the age or the level, hydration is essential for athletes to stay in the game. Here are three things they need to know: https://t.co/5cEw1C55WE
Cultural factors can impact how autism is understood, interpreted and accepted in different communities. Read about it here → https://t.co/cwkRF5krDM
Experts anticipate the recent surge in measles cases is going to continue trending upward. Here's what parents need to know to protect their kids from this outbreak. #measles https://t.co/x4CXeyQyr8
Honored to partner with @AmericanCancer to help bring smiles to faces of courageous kiddos like Ryleigh during their treatment.
Medical procedures can be scary to anyone, especially kids. We are exploring ways to help reduce anxiety & pain related to cancer treatment. We partnered with @childrensatl & helped provide the power of #virtualreality to kids battling #cancer. #AttackingCancer
Not drinking water is associated with nearly twice the caloric intake from sugary drinks among US children on a given day https://t.co/bCajf1CGNb
CPR technique varies depending on the age of the child. Parents — make sure to refresh your training every couple of years.
At least 1 in 200 children and teens in the United States have OCD. Learn the signs of OCD and what parents can do to help. https://t.co/OKYneFm8yD #OnOurSleeves