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Trisomy 21, also known as Down syndrome, is the most common chromosomal condition, affecting approximately 1 in every 700 babies born in the United States.
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It is important that all partners treat one another with dignity, respect their boundaries, and value the other’s autonomy. In a healthy relationship, both partners communicate and are honest and trusting of one another.
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Sleep is essential for physical and mental growth. Establishing a routine, maintaining a sleepy space and practicing self care are three ways to help children with sleep.
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Winter break from school can pose challenges for families while parents juggle work, screen time and managing expectations.
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Having open conversation, creating a family media plan and role modeling good digital media habits are three ways you can help keep your kids safe online.
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Eating a good meal before trick or treating, planning a costume party, and keeping an eye on candy consumption are just a few tricks for a healthier Halloween.
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If melatonin is in your medicine cabinet, heed this important message: accidental ingestions by children have risen dramatically.
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