Medication Safety for Children

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By Jennifer Cochran Giving kids medicine safely can be complicated. It maybe frightening to give a young child certain medications knowing that too much or too little can cause serious side effects. But with a little knowledge and a lot of double- checking, you can give your kids medicine safely and prevent dangerous reactions. Using … Continued

Preschool Perfection – Kiddie Academy of Brick 

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By Susan Heckler Choosing a preschool is not what it used to be. There are so many new features available to parents and students which make the preschool years that much more formative.  Back when my no-longer-teens were that age, we looked for a clean building with a good staff where your child would be safe … Continued

Malvern Schools Open in Three Locations Near You 

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By Susan Heckler Central New Jersey is home to many young families. Our area has become a magnet for people who appreciate the beauty, commutability, and wide variety of choices for families with preschoolers. The Malvern School was founded in 1998 with a philosophy to deliver high quality educational programs for children between the ages … Continued

Holiday Movie Night

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By Krusha Vaidya Finally it’s time to start hanging mistletoe and putting up the Christmas tree. But with the weather getting chillier, it’s nice to sit back and relax with a nice hot chocolate and these feel-good holiday movies. How the Grinch Stole Christmas After the Grinch attempts to steal Christmas, he’ll steal your heart … Continued

A Fun Approach to Teaching Music to Kids

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By Susan Heckler Are you considering encouraging your child to play a musical instrument? No matter what instrument, there are benefits that you may not be aware of and should be considering. There is evidence that musicians have organizationally and functionally different brains than non-musicians. If you think about it, when you play an instrument … Continued

Parents, Antibiotics Aren’t Always the Answer

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By Brianna Siciliano Antibiotics do not fight infections caused by viruses like colds, flu, most sore throats, bronchitis, and many sinus and ear infections. Instead, symptom relief might be the best treatment option for viral infections. Get smart about when antibiotics are needed—to fight bacterial infections. When you use antibiotics appropriately, you do the best … Continued

A Fun Approach to Teaching Music to Kids

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By Susan Heckler Are you considering encouraging your child to play a musical instrument? No matter what instrument, there are benefits that you may not be aware of and should be considering. There is evidence that musicians have organizationally and functionally different brains than non-musicians. If you think about it, when you play an instrument … Continued

A Unique Boutique for Your Child’s Room 

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By Susan Heckler Kidegories is a specialty children’s furniture and nursery furniture boutique located in nearby Shrewsbury. You step through their doors into every child’s dream.  Their children’s furniture is unique, with many hand painted furniture pieces and room accessories. Your child is one of a kind and their room can be one of a … Continued

A Unique Boutique for Your Child’s Room 

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By Susan Heckler Kidegories is a specialty children’s furniture and nursery furniture boutique located in nearby Shrewsbury. You step through their doors into every child’s dream.  Their children’s furniture is unique, with many hand painted furniture pieces and room accessories. Your child is one of a kind and their room can be one of a … Continued

Should Schools Start Later in the Day?

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By Susan Heckler Waking up a school age child at any time is not an easy task.  Let’s face it, they all want to stay up late and they all require lots of sleep. In actuality, waking a sleepy parent up to wake a sleepy student up is a double whammy. Research from the 1990’s … Continued