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What is Your Baby Telling You?

04/02/2021 11:08PM ● By Sandy Kauten

Each baby is unique and special. Yet, all babies have a lot in common—they all have basic needs, like the need to eat and sleep. Infants also need to feel connected and this will contribute to a strong bond with their parents.

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Coping with Role Reversal When Caring for a Parent

02/28/2021 08:13PM ● By Cheryl Maguire

When Lisa, age 57, first noticed that her mother seemed confused, she assumed it was typical behavior from an 80-year-old. She continued to take it in stride when her mother tried to make a phone call using the TV remote.

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Family Health Q&A

02/04/2021 02:55PM ● By Sudeshna Banerjee, MD

February is Women's Heart Health Month... and with our health in the forefront, heart health is of the utmost importance. This months Q&A series takes a look at signs and symptoms not to ignore.

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DNA - Cracking the Code!

02/04/2021 02:44PM ● By Andrea Willingham

Have you ever wondered why some people have blue eyes and some have brown eyes? Or why some insects fly while others crawl? Why are some fish are big and others small? It all has to do with our DNA.

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Always Call Me at Work

01/01/2021 11:40AM ● By Rick Epstein

I never turn off my phone's ringer when I go into my boss’ office. If I get a call while I’m in there on a routine mission of dodging blame or stealing credit, it’s no problem. And when things take a really bad turn, a call can be a welcome interruption.

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Building Your One’s Brain Power

01/01/2021 11:28AM ● By Parenting Now

One-year olds are eager and curious learners. Brain development during this year lays the foundation for all of their future learning. Ones naturally love activities that activate their brain development.

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Messing with Mud

01/01/2021 11:23AM ● By Beth Stein

The ingredients in the recipe are simple: water for wetness, soil for substance, crumpled leaves for texture, bark chips for chunks, grass for green-ness, and rocks just for fun. The how-to part of the recipe is also pretty straightforward – dig, dump, stir, mush, squoosh, pour, pound.

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Preparing for College Beyond the “Numbers”

01/01/2021 11:19AM ● By Joshua Hirschstein

While colleges certainly seek students who have shown academic success, colleges also understand that talent, ability, and potential are not necessarily well-revealed in an applicant’s “numbers” - that is, their GPA and test scores.

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Surviving and Thriving on a Single Income Budget

01/01/2021 11:13AM ● By Christa Melnyk Hines

Life is expensive. Life with kids is even more expensive. So how do some parents who rely on one income not only survive, but still find ways to create a happy, well-rounded life for their families?

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Creativity-Boosting Apps for Kids

01/01/2021 11:06AM ● By Tanni Haas, Ph.D.

January is International Creativity Month; a great occasion to inspire your kids to become more creative. Here are some of the very best creativity-boosting apps for kids. They’re all completely free, so encourage your kids to download an app – or three!

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