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February is National Children's Dental Health Month

Observed by the ADA since 1981, National Children’s Dental Health Month is meant to raise awareness about the importance of oral health. Despite the fact that it’s almost entirely preventable, tooth decay is the most common chronic disease in children. Read more about National Children's Dental Health Month on the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research's website external link

February is Also Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month

Every year, approximately 1.5 million high school students nationwide experience physical abuse from a dating partner. 3 in 4 parents have never talked to their children about domestic violence. Every year, during the month of February, advocates join efforts to raise awareness about dating violence, highlight promising practices, and encourage communities to get involved. For more information and resources about Teen Dating Awareness Month, visit nrcdv.org external link

Fun Activities for Families to Enjoy in February

Looking for some ideas to keep the late Winter boredom away? Stay warm and spend time with your kids. Here's a list of fun ideas from The Spruce about things for families to do together in February to burn off kid energy when you're stuck inside. The Spruce is an online resource offering kid-friendly recipes, fun activities plus parenting tips is an online resource offering kid-friendly recipes, fun activities plus parenting tips. external link

Flat Head Syndrome

Positional plagiocephaly, also known as flat head syndrome, is a condition where the par of the baby's head is flatter than the rest. This is usually the result of the baby sleeping on the same position every night, often because the baby has trouble turning their neck. Flathead syndrome isn't serous, and will improve with time and growth. Flat head syndrome could be a sign of the baby having a stiff neck, which can slow development. Simple ways to treat flat head syndrome is to hold your baby more often as they sleep, and to change the head position of your baby as they sleep. For more information about flat head syndrome, click here

Teen Romantic Relationships

With Valentines day coming up, parents need to be more aware of their children’s romantic relationships. Even if your child isn’t dating yet, it’s a good idea to teach your child how to have a healthy relationship. Here is a good article that talks about for Do’s and Don’ts Teens in relationships and parents with teens in relationships. external link

Kids & Tech: 10 Tips for Parents in the Digital Age

In a world where children are "growing up digital," it's important to help them learn healthy concepts of digital use and citizenship. Parents play an important role in teaching these skills. Research has shown that face-to-face time with family, friends, and teachers, plays a pivotal and even more important role in promoting children's learning and healthy development. Keep the face-to-face up front, and don't let it get lost behind a stream of media and tech. Read about it at HealthyChildren.org external link

Teen Vaping

Teen drug abuse isn’t a new, but new forms of drug can pop up and find ways to confuse parents. E-cigarettes are sometimes used by people to help them stop smoking, but they can also provide a way for young people to start smoking. While it is “less toxic” than actual smoking, it’s still can lead to addiction. Parents should try to educate themselves on some of these new trends, so that they can recognize and understand what their children. For more information about e-cigarettes, click here.

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Liquid Dosing Tip

When giving your child liquid medication, always use the dosing device that comes with the medication. Never use teaspoons or tablespoons, especially spoons taken from your silverware drawer. These are not accurate measures of dosage.

Need Help Quitting Smoking?

Trying to quit smoking and find you need a little help? We have a page of resources that can provide information and assistance with your desire to break the habit. Read more

Are Your Child's Vaccinations Current?

Centers for Disease Control (CDC) chart showing recommended immunizations for children from birth through 6 years old. Print and post this fun chart!

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