Parenting - Page 174

August 1, 2022

23 infants hospitalized in Tennessee for parechovirus, CDC warns

After 23 infants were hospitalized for parechovirus within six weeks, the CDC issued a warning to clinicians about the “unusually large cluster of infections.”

August 1, 2022

Louisiana mom slams Biden admin over persistent baby formula shortage: 'They forgot about us'

Louisiana mom Amber Bergeron slammed the Biden administration for the baby formula shortage, warning 'American babies need help' as supply remains low nationwide

August 1, 2022

Sen. Marsha Blackburn's back-to-school tips include warnings for parents about 'woke policies'

Sen. Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn., shared guidance for parents ahead of this year's back-to-school time, including warnings against woke curriculum and politically motivated teachings.

July 31, 2022

Gestational diabetes is on the rise: Here are nutrition tips to prevent and treat it

In a study out last week, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said gestational diabetes has risen among pregnant women who gave birth recently. Smart nutrition steps can prevent it.

July 31, 2022

Angels want to serve you

The thought of a guardian angel being available to "serve" me, to offer help and protection, was a little hard to believe. But my understanding of them intensified this past fall.

July 29, 2022

Baby formula shortage: Should you use imported products? What to know now

As many families across the United States continue to struggle with the nation's shortage of baby formula, a trade group shares health and consumer information about imported formula.

July 29, 2022

Mom suing Meta for Instagram leading teen daughter to anorexia

Kentucky mother Candace Wuest, with her daughter and Social Media Victims Law Center lawyer Matthew Bergman describe how the Instagram algorithm lead to anorexia and the lawsuit against Meta.

July 29, 2022

Mom suing Meta for Instagram leading teen daughter to anorexia

Kentucky mother Candace Wuest, Daughter CN, and Social media Victims Law Center Lawyer Matthew Bergman describe how the Instagram algorithm lead CN to developing anorexia and their current lawsuit against Meta

July 28, 2022

Florida's 'Sounds of Success' marching band creates beautiful music, plus notes of hope

As a Florida community marching band, Sounds of Success, hopes to represent America in London next year, conductor Antoine Miller explained the educational opportunities for kids.

July 27, 2022

Missouri sheriff's department hosts junior police academy for middle schoolers

The Clay County Sheriff's Department in Missouri is holding a summer junior police academy for middle school students in the North Kansas City School District.