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May 2007 A mother is a person
who seeing there are only four pieces of pie for five people,
promptly announces she never did care for pie. ~Tenneva
Jordan
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Greetings,
I
love May. While the shortest in name of all the months, it is
the most complicated in essense, and one of the healthiest (just
ignore the pollen!). During this one month, we celebrate hard work,
people, and accomplishments. For some, it is a time for new
beginnings while for others it is the last hurrah before a much
needed pause in the grind of the school year. And, it is the one
month that parents with kids in school can't wait to end!! I
personally double my car's miles during May. I kid you not.
Here's what's new this
month:
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Your Child's
Health Wrestling For Weight and
Health
Fostering
healthy eating and fitness is often a wrestling match of Olympic
proportions. In one corner, our kids highly motivated but under
trained in the rules of health. In the other, the tag team of
activity and food which can change as fast as a chameleon from
working for the health of your child to a pure health enemy.
(click image to read this
article) |
Ask Dr.
Gwenn: Is my son ready for
kindergarten? Sorting out an
age-old issue that parents struggle with each year -
especially with kids right on the cut off.
(click picture to read the
answer)
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Bug Of The
Week: Sprains and Strains One sure sign of
spring for me at work - the injury rate goes up exponentially!
Luckily most are easy to handle at
home!
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Flu Season
Update It's almost gone...yellow is the goal
and believe it or not this week is almost out of
date!
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Dr. Gwenn Is
In! (Formerly Your Child's Health Blog) In
celebration of the blog turning 1, I gave the blog a complete
overhaul - new look, new url, new name. Stop by and see what's
new...I guarantee I have something to say on just about every new
health headline! |
Family
Travel Health
New Health
Destinations:
Amusement Park Fun Jet
Lag
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A suburban mother's role is to deliver
children obstetrically once, and by car forever after. ~Peter De
Vries
And
this month we get to live this out more times than we care to think
about!
Cheers! Dr.
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