Category: Parenting

Jan 12 2012

Tips for Picky Eaters!

While adults preferred 3 components and 3 colors on their plates, children preferred 7 components and 6 colors, more than double the adult preference of 3!

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0 comments - Posted by Yvonne at 3:38 PM - Categories: Health and Wellness | Parenting

Dec 9 2011

What's for Breakfast? Sugar?

A 1-cup serving of Honey Smacks contains more sugar than a Hostess Twinkie, and 1 cup of any of 44 other children's cereal has more sugar than 3 Chips Ahoy! cookies! Yikes!!!

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0 comments - Posted by Yvonne at 9:10 AM - Categories: Health and Wellness | Parenting

Oct 17 2011

I am doing all the right things, why won't they try it?

One of my first attempts to get the kids to help me make dinner, with the plan to get them to try what they made, that didn't work out, but we made one heck of a beef stew. See the blog to get the link to the recipe!

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0 comments - Posted by Molly at 5:45 PM - Categories: Parenting | Recipes

Oct 3 2011

Halloween!!! YAY!!!

What do you all do with all that Halloween candy? Give it away, eat it yourself, toss it? Tell me your ideas!

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0 comments - Posted by Molly at 5:03 PM - Categories: Health and Wellness | Holidays | Parenting

Sep 21 2011

Prevention Tips for Cold & Flu Season

Cold and Flu season is upon us.  Practicing prevention techniques can help keep you and your family, friends, and patients healthier and less susceptible....

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0 comments - Posted by Emily at 3:06 PM - Categories: Fall | General Medical | Health and Wellness | Parenting

Sep 19 2011

Babies That Won't Eat

 It is completely normal for kids to go through periods of being super picky. This is how they are flexing their muscles of independance for the first time! It is how we handle it as parents that makes all the differnece in the world!

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0 comments - Posted by Molly at 4:44 PM - Categories: Health and Wellness | Parenting

Sep 18 2011

Weight Stigma and Discrimination in Children

In the United States, where almost two-thirds of the population is overweight or obese, you’d think that people would be more sensitive to those who struggle with their weight. But unfortunately, discrimination of obese people continues and can have lasting impacts on physical and emotional health. And this poor treatment begins early. One study published in the journal Pediatrics found that obese children are 65% more likely to be bullied than their normal weight peers. Thinking that your child may be taunted or teased at school because of their weight is heart-breaking; no parent wants their child to be made fun of or humiliated. 

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0 comments - Posted by Esther at 9:05 PM - Categories: General Medical | Health and Wellness | Parenting