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February is National Children’s Dental Health Month a great reminder to make those family dental appointments. Call your dentist’s office in advance to learn about their protocols during the pandemic. Learn more: https://bit.ly/34aKk5g #NCDHM

Your child's brain grows the fastest from birth through age 5! Helping them learn now gets them ready for school, friends, and life. For more Vroom Tips, to download the Vroom App, or to sign up for Vroom By Text visit: https://www.vroom.org/

Toddlers are curious and fireplaces can be dangerously appealing. Protect those tiny hands from burns by installing a safety screen in front of your fireplace. More fireplace safety tips with Healthy Children: http://ow.ly/Adlq50Cpop8

#FallBack without falling off your daily routines. These tips can help.

Be a good role model for your children and #ChooseWater! Drinking water is good for the body and makes you feel great. Help your kids build a taste for water early and create a healthy habit for life. http://ow.ly/Ss8630rdOJU

Make sure to follow Healthy Children for more tips and tricks to have a fun and safe time with your family! https://www.healthychildren.org//Halloween-COVID-Safety-Ti

Research shows that reading aloud is the single most important thing you can do to help a child prepare for reading and learning. #FunFactFriday #ReadTogether

Babies younger than 6 months don’t sleep for very long at a time which means their parents don’t either. Dr. Nia Heard-Garris offers advice on how to help your baby get to sleep safely so parents can also sleep more soundly.

It’s normal for children to show some ADHD symptoms from time to time. However, if your child shows symptoms of ADHD on a regular basis for more than 6 months, discuss this with your pediatrician. Learn more today! http://ow.ly/9uvK50BIVki