The flu season typically runs from October to April (and even until May some years). This season is especially active, and the virus also doesn’t have a preference for how old its host is – and that includes kids. This is why flu vaccination schedules should be followed for all ages. While flu symptoms in […]
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Your child has a scratchy throat, stuffy nose, and seems more irritable than usual. Could it be the cold or the flu? During the winter months both viruses are going around, so there’s a high probability it could be either one. But which is it? The common cold and influenza are often mistaken for one […]
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Rainbow Heart Suncatchers This is an easy, inexpensive, colorful craft that is fun for kids of all ages! If your kid is older, they can do the whole thing independently. However if your kiddo is a little younger, consider cutting out the heart and tissue paper for them before they start. Plus, it may not look […]
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15. Make their breakfast themed It doesn’t have to be a pink and red smorgasbord to be a fun Valentine’s Day breakfast! Serve up some sliced strawberries, heart-shaped toast, pancakes, or toad-in-the-hole for a quick breakfast before they head out the door to school, smiles on their faces.
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No matter what you call it – Spring Break, March Break, or whatever – it’s coming down the pipeline and that means vacation! To help you as you make your decision on where to go for Spring Break 2019, we’ve compiled a list of the best places to visit in the United States, family in tow. […]
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