Child unintentional injury death rates decreased 11% from 2010 to 2019, but injury is still the leading cause of death for children and teens in the United States—and some are at higher risk. More than 7,000 children and teens age … Continue reading Child Safety Month: Smart Ways To Keep Your Child Safe
#nationalchildsafety has us focus on child care. Here re tips on keeping your baby safe Continue reading Child Safety Month Invites Us to Protect Our Infants With These Safety Tips
As a wife, mother of two children under 2 and a business owner, I am all too familiar with just how busy each day can get! There are a million things to check off of the daily ‘To-Do’ list and … Continue reading 5 Ways to Increase Your Toddler’s Language Skills
Children’s Learning Adventure helps teach their students the value of adopting personal skills that they can use outside of their traditional learning environment. Practicing interpersonal skills are invaluable for young students, as these skills will apply throughout their lives. Children’s Learning Adventure incorporates these skills in their homeroom and … Continue reading Children’s Learning Adventure Commits to Helping Students Grow This Summer
Aflac, the leader in voluntary insurance sales at the worksite in the United States, today announced the creation of an advisory council of highly respected authorities in childhood cancer and related fields, as well as individuals directly impacted by pediatric … Continue reading Aflac Announces Formation of Advisory Council for Childhood Cancer Campaign
The California bill AB 2119, which forces puberty-blocking drugs and “sex change” operations on foster children, will go to the Senate Human Services Committee tomorrow. AB 2119 mandates that foster children with gender dysphoria can only be treated with puberty blocking drugs, “sex … Continue reading California Bill Assaults Foster Children
Today kicks off Teacher’s week. School has been in full session for a month now and you should have crossed certain mile stones. If not, here are some simple ways to build a better relationship. Check In. Consider sending a … Continue reading Teachers Week: How To Build a Better Relationship With Your Child’s Teacher
Summer can be incredibly daunting for any parent, even more so if the child has behavioral, social, or learning difficulties. Did you know that often, in these cases, the child may have left- or right-brain weakness—leading to outbursts, tantrums, or full … Continue reading 5 Unexpected Ways to Keep Your Child Learning This Summer
In the wake of the tragic news of a shooting at North Park Elementary School in San Bernardino, California, Save the Children is offering tips for families, teachers, and communities to help children cope with news of school violence. “We … Continue reading Ways Parents Can Help Children Cope With News of School Violence