Survey: 45% of teens are online 'almost constantly.' But is it good for them?
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Jun 2, 2018 1:00 AM - Forty-five percent of teens say they are online "almost constantly," according to a new Pew Research Center study on teens and social media use. That percentage has nearly doubled in just a few years: In a 2014-2015 Pew survey, just 24 percent of teens said the same.
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How to avoid overuse injuries in young athletesMay 27, 2018 7:30 AM - During summer many kids will be involved in different camps, activities and sports teams, and it's important for parents to be aware of the potential for overuse injuries.Dr. Cynthia Labella shares who is at risk for overuse injury and how to prevent these injuries from happening. -
I'm 18. Should I worry about my credit yet?May 27, 2018 1:00 AM - If you jump on the credit-building train at 18, you'll have an easier time renting an apartment, getting a car loan and setting up your own cellphone plan. But not everyone is ready to build it responsibly in college. Know yourself, and choose a method that won't torpedo your goal as soon as you start. -
Splish splash summertime bash -- what's new at the DellsMay 23, 2018 6:32 AM - If you haven't been to Wisconsin Dells recently, you don't know what you're missing. The Dells is bursting with new and updated attractions, eateries and accommodations. The little berg with big fun is heaven to tots, it's lit for tweens and even high schoolers will manage a grin at the "Waterpark Capital of the World." -
Early developmental milestones to monitorMay 19, 2018 7:30 AM - It's often an exciting moment for parents when their child reaches significant milestones, such as laughing, crawling and walking. While those are major milestones to look forward to, there are other smaller, but just as important, moments that parents should eagerly anticipate their child to reach at certain ages. -
Preventing abuse in youth sports and organized activitiesMay 13, 2018 7:15 AM - Getting involved in sports, clubs, and other organized activities is good for kids. But with news stories about children sexually abused by adults involved in youth organizations, it can be frightening. Parents may wonder how to balance the risk and benefit. -
Navigating veganism at the table, on the playgroundMay 22, 2018 12:49 PM - Q. I'm raising my kindergarten-age twins as vegans for ethical reasons. My question is how to handle it when my girls tell kids at the park or on play dates that "drinking milk is mean."
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Swaddle, rock, whoosh: Putting babies to sleep in the SnooMay 8, 2018 10:17 AM - A smart-tech baby bed called the Snoo is bringing relief to some bleary parents by swaddling and rocking babies to sleep, with white noise as a lullaby
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Plan ahead for summer trips to avoid car sicknessMay 6, 2018 7:20 AM - Car travel can be a great way to visit friends and family, and to see the sights. But it can be considerably less enjoyable if you have a child who suffers from car sickness. Amita Health pediatrician Dr. Henry "Elie" Schwartz offers some tips to avoid car sickness. -
How to protect your kids -- and their future credit -- from identity thieves
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