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The table of required immunizations is maintained by the American Academy of Pediatrics, but speaking to a doctor can help give parents guidance.
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Parenting
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Babies don’t need water to stay hydrated and kids don’t need sports drinks, but they do need tap water and some encouragement to stay hydrated.
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How To Stop a Reckless Kid From Getting Into Trouble
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Parenting
How to Teach Little Kids to Defend Themselves
Many dads want to teach kids to defend themselves by decking a bully in the face, but sometimes well-crafted trash talk works better.
Education
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Speed-bumps, narrower roadways, and one-way roads save kids lives. It's time to embrace safer streets.
Cars
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