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Better Choices Make Healthier Kids -St. Louis Children's Hospital
myhealthpublisher.com — “Before you select your child’s next snack, be sure you’re making a healthy choice.” View full resource at myhealthpublisher.com
Most Recently Shared on July 8, 2011 at 9:03 pm By:
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In a pickle over summertime snacking? Some food for thought... http://bit.ly/pZsPOB
Does Your Teen Athlete Need a Heart Screen? -St. Louis Children's Hospital
myhealthpublisher.com — “Recent reports raise questions among parents about whether their teenagers should be screened for cardiac anomalies before participating in youth sports.” View full resource at myhealthpublisher.com
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Should your child have a heart screen before signing up for school sports? http://bit.ly/nkQEAC
Asthma Back-to-School Reminder -St. Louis Children's Hospital
myhealthpublisher.com — “Does your child use an inhaler or a nebulizer for breathing problems at times? Not all children who use these medications have asthma. Since some children do outgrow asthma-related symptoms, sometimes they are not diagnosed. Some doctors may call your child’s symptoms reactive airway disease, allergy-induced asthma, exercise-induced asthma or traditional asthma. Many of these diagnoses are treated similarly when symptoms flare up.” View full resource at myhealthpublisher.com
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RT @stlchildrens: Tips to help kids with asthma breathe easy when they go back to school. http://bit.ly/pU42gO
Snack Smarter to Keep Your Kids Leaner -St. Louis Children's Hospital
myhealthpublisher.com — “As a child, you may have had one or two overweight kids in your class. Yet today, about one-third of your child--™s classmates is likely to be overweight as childhood obesity rates in America have tripled in the past 30 years.” View full resource at myhealthpublisher.com
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Not ready to overhaul your meals? Start with snacks! http://bit.ly/foWR7B #Kids #Health #Diet #Obesity #Pediatrics
Solving Sleep Problems -St. Louis Children's Hospital
myhealthpublisher.com — “Like adults, many kids today are under more stress than ever. And it--™s showing up as increased prevalence of sleep disorders in children, says Merielle Hobson, a nurse practitioner in the Sleep Lab at St. Louis Children--™s Hospital.” View full resource at myhealthpublisher.com
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Learn about some of the most common sleep problems for children. http://bit.ly/fM1MGp
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February 2011
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Want to help your child sleep better at night? A teen in your house starting to date? Find advice in KidsToday! http://bit.ly/eCvwOX
Is it Croup? -St. Louis Children's Hospital
myhealthpublisher.com — “Have you ever heard a cough that sounded like a barking seal or a fog horn? Once you've heard it you'll never forget it - it might be croup. Croup is not usually serious and can be treated at home. Croup is triggered by a viral infection that attacks the throat and the upper air way. It makes them swell up and sometimes can cause breathing difficulties.” View full resource at myhealthpublisher.com
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Is that a fog horn or croup? What to look for and how to treat the cough: http://bit.ly/6A4SDe
Tame Teething Troubles -St. Louis Children's Hospital
myhealthpublisher.com — “Mary Herries, RN, Answer Line nurse for St. Louis Children’s Hospital, addresses some of the most common questions parents ask concerning their children and teething.” View full resource at myhealthpublisher.com
Most Recently Shared on December 15, 2009 at 10:57 pm By:
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Can teething cause my baby to develop a fever? Should I be concerned? Answers to help teething troubles http://bit.ly/5ZvVrr
