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Making the 2nd Semester a Success
The second semester of school can feel like a long, uphill climb. We've got helpful tips on how to help your student finish the semester!
Winter Wellness: Keeping Kids Safe this Holiday Season
Find some easy step to ensure your family has a safe and healthy holiday season.
Remedies to Ease Cold & Flu Symptoms
Many simple remedies can help ease your child's discomfort and get them back on their feet faster.
Tips for Less Media this Holiday Break
We've got some tips to help children get a break from electronics and engage in other activities that promote healthy development.
Encouraging Kids to Contribute
A great way to help your kids show gratitude is by teaching them how to give back to their communities.
How Much Sleep Does Your Child Need?
AASM provides some helpful guidelines regarding just how much sleep children need at different stages.
Bullying Prevention
With October being Bullying Prevention Month, we thought it was a good time to share some info about bullying.
When To Keep Your Child Home from School
Check out these helpful guidelines for deciding when to send your child back to school after sickness.
Immunization Awareness Month
As we prepare for National Immunization Awareness Month, Kids First Pediatrics wants to highlight the importance of immunizations for all.
Are You Ready for the 24/25 School Year?
Whether you have a child entering kindergarten, middle school, their final year of high school, or anywhere in between, we have tips to help
Summer Jobs Benefit Teens
Summer employment can provide teens with more than just a paycheck. Learn about all of the life skills teens can learn from a summer job.
5 C's for Screentime
The 5 C's media use guidance offers easy-to-remember, age-based tips on screen time management.
Kindergarten, 7th Grade & 16 Year Old Immunizations
Congrats, you and your kids have almost made it through another year. It’s time to relax and enjoy the summer! However, for parents whose...
Ways Families Can Help Teens With Mental Health
The first step in helping your teen cope and build resilience is to make mental health an open topic in your family.
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