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Students Who Threaten Violence
Students' violent threats don't come out of nowhere. Things like bullying, psychological or learning issues, and trauma can all contribute.
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"Use Your Words!"
Kids who learn to put their feelings into words can calm themselves and get along better with peers. Parents can help develop this skill.
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What
Not
to Feed a Fever
Parents are often too quick to give medications to lower a fever and make a child more comfortable. This can actually slow their recovery.
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Teen Happiness Helps the Heart
Feeling loved and optimistic in adolescence can set the stage for better heart and metabolic health in one's 20s and 30s.
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Get the Most Out of Kids' Doctor Visits
Going to the doctor's is no one's idea of a good time, but that's why you should make the most of it. Come prepared and prepare your child.
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School-Based Gardens Improve Kids' Diets
When kids learn to grow foods at school, they tend to eat better. They're also less likely to develop diabetes or pre-diabetes.
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Helping Kids Work It Out
Depression is not uncommon among kids and teens. Therapy can help, but so does exercise. Here's what seemed to benefit kids most.
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Hooked on Video
Time on YouTube and video games can become all-consuming and lead to obsessive-compulsive behavior. Some kids may be especially vulnerable.
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Baby’s Eczema
Many infants develop atopic dermatitis, better known as eczema. A dermatologist suggests ways caregivers can manage the condition.
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State Welfare Policies & Foster Care
States that make it difficult for families to receive full welfare benefits have more children in foster care and higher rates of neglect.
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