5 Tips for Parents With School-Age Children
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Children and Dentists: Starting Off on the Right Foot
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Getting Help in an Emergency: What Children Need to Know
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Hey Kids -- Bandy Says, "Gear Up for Safety"
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In Search of the Sandman: How Much Sleep Does Your Child Need?
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Letter from Bandy
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Preventing Backpack Backaches: 5 Tips for Parents
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Protect Your Child's Hearing
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Speaking With Children About Tragic Events
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Teach Your Baby to Sign Class
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The ABCs of Asthma
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Time for Another Child?
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What's in the Doctor's Office?
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Be Aware of the Signs of Bullying
Being bullied not only has physical effects, it can take a toll on a child’s emotional health forever.
“Bullying is repeated, intentional, aggressive behavior towards someone more vulnerable than the bully,” said Dr. John Fanton, staff psychiatrist, Baystate Behavioral Health Child Psychiatry.
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Smart Snacks for Kids and Parents
Snacks are a way of life for kids of all ages. What's important is that in addition to calories, snacks contribute to each day's intake of nutrients as well, including vitamins, minerals, protein, fiber, and water.
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Speaking With Children About Tragic Events
Tragic world events had a profound psychological impact throughout our communities. Children often share the experience and many parents wonder how it will affect them.
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