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Under The Rainbow - Summer 2017

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Turn Your Child’s Public Misbehavior Into a Teachable Moment

Your response to your child misbehaving in public is an opportunity to teach them important lessons about respect, manners and self-control.

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Some Martial Arts Carry Increased Injury Risks for Children

Karate, taekwondo, judo and other martial arts are popular with children. Although these activities provide a good workout for kids, some types also come with increased risk for injury, says the American Academy of Pediatrics.

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No Place Like Home

Cleveland-area couple finds compassionate and highly specialized care for their newborn daughter close to home.

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Why 'Bad' Food For Your Child is Sometimes Good

If your family eats healthy most of the time, nutritional lapses are no big deal – and can even teach kids important facts about food.

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5 Common Questions About Infertility

If you’ve been trying to conceive but aren’t getting pregnant, you may be wondering whether it’s time to talk with a healthcare provider.

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Time Spent Outside Benefits Children’s Vision

Kids now spend more hours staring at screens and less time playing in the sunshine. The implications go beyond expanding waistlines.

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Does Your Child Have a Snoring Problem?

You may be interested in a study to help us learn what the best treatment is for mild sleep-disordered breathing, a condition in which children have snoring and breathing problems during sleep, but do not have apnea.

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Depression Rates Are On the Rise in Teenagers

Depression can make life challenging for teens. Plus, it’s a risk factor for suicide, the second-leading cause of death in 15- to 19-year-olds. A recent study in the journal Pediatrics shows this issue is only growing.

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