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Last Updated: 11/30/2021 08:10PM • Subscribe via RSS • ATOM

Why Citizen Science Is Important for Our Children’s Well-Being

11/30/2021 ● By Sandi Schwartz

What is Citizen Science?

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Positive Attention Through Play

10/30/2021 ● By Meredith Tufts

A close, nurturing, and responsive relationship is the single most important factor affecting our children’s well-being. One of the most powerful ways we can strengthen our relationship with our children is through Positive Attention Through Play.

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Stress-Free Holiday Season

10/30/2021 ● By Kimberly Blaker

Remember, you probably don't notice or mind the imperfections in others' holiday gatherings. They're just as unlikely to see any in yours.

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ANXIETY

10/04/2021 ● By Sandy Kauten

…Ways to help, as kids return to pre-pandemic activities.

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Welcome To the Year After

09/01/2021 ● By Joshua Hirschstein

Will my elementary/middle/high school child’s future abilities and opportunities be limited because of a “shallower” year of school-room study?

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Back-to-School Bike Safety

09/01/2021 ● By Pilar Bradshaw, M.D., F.A.A.P.

The reality is that every year many kids are seriously injured in bicycle accidents. Taking a few precautions can help your kids stay safe on their wheels.

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The Right Number of Children

09/01/2021 ● By Sandy Kauten

This month's Dad's Eye View Humor column, brought to you by our own Rick Epstein!

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Benefits of Learning a Second Language

08/02/2021 ● By Jan Pierce

Studies show that there are optimal times for the brain to “hear” and be able to correctly duplicate the sounds of a second language. The earlier the exposure begins, the better to achieve native-like grammar and pronunciation.

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Oregon Family Magazine - July 2021

07/01/2021 ● By Kimberly Blaker

The History of Laughter and Science Behind Its Medicinal Effects

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Playing safe this summer

07/01/2021 ● By Sandy Kauten

Summertime brings a much-needed break from a challenging school year and more time to enjoy the season with our kids!

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6 Parenting Trends for an Easy, Breezy Summer

07/01/2021 ● By Pam Moore

While the world is determined to make us believe summer is fun and relaxing, we parents know better. The days are long, which means our kids are up way too late. No school means scheduling camps, playdates, sitters, etc.

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SUMMER AND SIBLINGS

07/01/2021 ● By Rachel Martin

During the long days of summer, when school is out, children often spend more time with brothers and sisters (siblings) than usual. Sometimes this can mean opportunities for building close sibling relationships, and other times it can mean lots of shouting, fighting, and parental stress and frustration.

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