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Tips and recommendations to keep your family healthy.

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Tips to foster development in your preschool children.
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Dental Hygiene for Children

Dental Hygiene for Children

 

Establishing a healthy dental hygiene routine is an important part of growing up - let's take a look at how. 

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INFOGRAPHIC: 5 Ways to Promote Preschooler Independence

INFOGRAPHIC: 5 Ways to Promote Preschooler Independence

Here are 5 great ways to promote independence in your young preschooler.

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5 Great Ways to Limit Screentime

5 Great Ways to Limit Screentime

As a parent in a technology-driven world, it's important to establish healthy habits while your child is still young. How can you limit screen time for your young child? 

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7 Ways to Encourage Your Child to Start Reading

7 Ways to Encourage Your Child to Start Reading

Learning to read is a huge milestone in your child's development – and that learning starts with you. Encouraging your child to start reading will help further your child’s education, development, well-being, relationships, and overall mental health. Not to mention, reading will also increase their creativity and imagination.  

 Here are several ways you can inspire and nourish their love of literature.  

 

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Developing Speech and Language Skills for Ages 2-3

Developing Speech and Language Skills for Ages 2-3

For a toddler, understanding language is far more important than actually speaking it. Once they really understand words, they will start to communicate with you.  Here's what to expect...

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School will be very different this fall. Here is some guidance on how to prepare your child for the changes and how to make their learning experience, whether it is remote, in person or both, as successful as possible.
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