Back-to-school, cooler weather, Pumpkin Spice drinks can only mean one thing, it’s Fall! But with all the fun and the festivities comes something parents dread – flu season.
AllKids Urgent Care has you covered! Here are the top questions we get
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Apple Stamps
Have you ever used a potato to cut shapes and make stamps? Well, this takes that concept and gives it a little natural twist. By using the natural shape of the apple, you can make some very cool-looking designs on greeting cards, wrapping paper,
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Handling the Parent-Teacher Conference Without Tears
Once or twice a year, your child’s school will most likely have routine scheduled conferences with the teachers. This is an opportunity to discuss your child’s progress, mutual goals, issues, and any other issues that might have arisen during the
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10 Things You Didn’t Know About Kids Health
Are you ready to learn some things about children’s health, and the human body in general, that you might not have known before? Here we go!
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Sneezes can travel out of your nose at up to 100 miles per house and spread germs up to 2-3
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5 No-Screen, Fun Ways to Keep Your Kids Happy and Active
No matter what the age, today’s kids love technology. Parents today are left to balance the recommended screen time for kids (2 hours for teenagers, less than 2 hours for younger children, and no screen time for children under 2 years old) with the
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Asparagus, Potato, and Cheddar Frittata
Frittatas are almost perfect - not only are they great for breakfast, but they also make good protein-packed lunches or dinners. They’re also incredibly versatile. Regardless of the season, the dish works with whatever is springing up at the farmers
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Supporting a Shy Child
Does your toddler or preschooler hide behind your legs when meeting new people? Do they babble and talk all day until put into an unfamiliar setting and turn bashful? There’s nothing wrong with being a little reserved. Even ultra-confidant kids can
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Monsters in the Closet: What You Need to Know About Kids and Nightmares
Nightmares are scary dreams that often happen during the night when dreaming is most intense. Children may wake up crying or feeling afraid and may have trouble falling back to sleep. Nightmares seem to peek during the preschool years, but older
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Caring for Your Child’s Teeth
Teaching your child proper oral care is an investment in overall health that will pay lifelong dividends - so start early! First, set an example by making sure you are taking good care of your own teeth! Make it a family affair. Next, add things that
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Sharing Pictures of Your Kids: 4 Questions to Ask First
You love snapping pictures of your cute kids doing something adorable, posting on Facebook or Instagram so your friends and family can see them without much thought, but you might want to stop and think about what you are putting out there
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