More articles about: Children's Health
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How and Why to Set Effective Limits for Your Kids
A pediatric psychologist offers a litmus test to know whether you're on the right track in establishing boundaries for your kids. Find out how you are doing.
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5 Ways to Prepare Your Child for Kindergarten
Is your child ready for the transition to kindergarten? Lay a strong foundation and prepare for their first day with these 5 tips from the C.S. Mott Children's Hospital.
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Introducing the Dog to Your New Baby
A pediatrician suggests tips for introducing pets to a new baby. Her tips include establishing new routines and setting boundaries. See the rest of her tips.
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Developmental Differences in Late Preterm Babies May Not Emerge Until After Age 2
Babies born preterm may start falling behind their peers by preschool and kindergarten. See more information on developmental differences in premature babies.
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Why Families Should Play Pokémon Go Together
The hottest virtual game has real-life health benefits. Read more to find out how parents and kids can play with a purpose.
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How to Protect Your Baby from the Dangers of Hot Weather
University of Michigan pediatrician discusses the importance of keeping babies safe in hot weather. See her tips on protecting your baby from the heat.
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Chad Carr Movement Accelerating Childhood Brain Cancer Research
Gifts in memory of Chad Carr, grandson of former Michigan football coach Lloyd Carr, will help Michigan scientists to fight the deadly DIPG tumor Chad battled.
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Home Alone: Parents More Confident Tweens Could Deal with Fire and Storms Than Guns
Survey by U-M asks parents for their level of confidence about their tweens being home alone. 82% believe their child could handle a storm. See more statistics.
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‘Superhero’ Brothers Bonded by Rare XMEN Disease
University of Michigan diagnosed Ethan and brother Lucas with the 14th and 15th known cases of XMEN disease. Learn more about XMEN disease and the treatment.
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Pass the Salt: Iodine Crucial for Kids’ Diets
University of Michigan endocrinologist warns that low iodine levels in kids can hinder growth and bodily function. Learn why iodine is crucial for kids’ diets.
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Preparing for Puberty in Girls with Disabilities
Puberty is confusing enough without the added complexities of physical and intellectual disabilities. Here’s what parents need to know about their child.
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Pediatrician: Lead Exposure Risks Go Beyond Flint’s Water
Flint pediatrician warns any lead exposure can cause developmental issues in kids. Learn why lead exposure is still a concern and how to protect your children.
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Should Schools Start Later to Address Teen Sleep Deprivation?
In response to concerns over sleep debt among teens, the medical community is calling on middle schools and high schools to start at 8:30 or later.
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Public to Presidential Candidates: Prioritize Children’s Health
University of Michigan poll identifies the top child health priorities voters want presidential candidates address this year. See the results of the survey.
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How Dads Can Cope When a Child Is Sick
Fathers of chronically ill children often face particular emotions. Why it’s important to acknowledge them.
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