What's New Archives January - March 1997

March 31

• NFID Experts Urge Wide Use of New Childhood Vaccine Schedule
• On Standardized Testing
• Encouraging Creativity in Early Childhood Classrooms
• What Should Young Children Be Learning?
• CPSC and Keysheen International Corp. Announce Recall of Children's Chaise Lounge Chairs
• CPSC and Gold Bug Announce Recall of Carter's Infant Carriers
• New Product News:
• First-of-its-Kind Education Program Developed to Teach High School Students About the Science of HIV And AIDS, Announced Abbott and National Science Teachers Association
• Language-Learning Impaired Children Benefit From Revolutionary New Internet And CD-ROM-Based Training Program

March 20

• How Much Do You Know About Poison Prevention?
• Student Motivation To Learn
• Books for Children (#10)
• Plain Talk About...Dealing with the Angry Child
• Discovering Interests and Talents Through Summer Experiences
• NHTSA Permits Manufacturers to Use Lower Powered Air Bags
• CPSC and Determined Productions Inc. Announce Recall of Wendy's Felix the Cat Roller Fun Balls
• CPSC and Wear Me Apparel Corp. Recall Infant Boys' Rompers

March 11

• Childhood Obesity
• Supporting Girls in Early Adolescence
• Neurological Research Publishes New Study Which Suggests That Music Beats Computers at Enhancing Early Childhood Development
• Providing an Appropriate Education to Children with Attention Deficit Disorder
• Pennsylvania Dental Association Says Dental Sealants An Effective Weapon Against Decay
• The Prudential HealthCare DMO(R) Offers Tips on Teaching Kids Proper Dental Care in Observance of National Children's Dental Health Month
• Campaign Provides Resources to Help Parents Begin the Discussion on Tough Issues in Age-Appropriate Way that Incorporates Own Values

February 17

• ACAAI Allergists Caution Parents: Don't Stop Children's Allergy Shots
  
• February is National Children's Dental Health Month; New Study Reveals Parental Blunders With Kids' Brushing Routine
  
• The Only Child
  
• Including Students with Disabilities in General Education Classrooms
  
• Helping Children Overcome Reading Difficulties
  
• Renfrew Center Expert Says Toys Aimed At Young Girls Can Damage Self-Esteem
  
• Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina Suggests Watching Closely If Your Child Bumps Her Head
  
• New CD-ROM Provides Comprehensive, Interactive Suicide Prevention Guide for Educators
  
• Children Can Get Trapped and Strangle on Some Hammocks
  
• CPSC and Hydro-Air Industries Recall Main Drain Covers in Spas, Hot Tubs, and Swimming Pools
  

February 1

• National PTA: New Standards to Bolster Parent Involvement in Education
• Hasbro's Playskool(R) Brand Introduces Toys and Products Featuring Antibacterial Protection
• NHTSA Gives Advice for Walking in Winter
• What Is Dyslexia
• Learning Disabilities: Glossary of Some Important Terms
• Integrate Computers in the Early Childhood Curriculum
• Wear Helmets To Prevent Sports Related - Head Injuries: Safety Alert
• CPSC Warns of Accidents With Coin-Operated Washer/Extractors
• Warning: Tip-Over Hazard for TV or Audiovisual Carts!
• CPSC, Tonka Announce Recall of Soft Walkin' Wheels Toy Vehicles

January 23

• Medications from the National Foster Parent Association
• Involving Parents in the Education of Their Children
• How Can Computer Networking Be Used in the Classroom?
• Teach Your Children Well: Low-Cost Ways to Educate Children on Money Management
• Parents of Younger Children Should 'Get Ready for College' During January's Financial Aid Month
• MSPCC and MSPCA Warn Parents and Pet Owners of Winter Hazards
• CPSC and Carter Brothers Manufacturing Announce Recall to Retrofit Go-Kart Axles
• CPSC and Binky-Griptight Announce Pacifier Recall
• CPSC, Playskool Announce Recall to Repair Restraint Bar of the 1-2-3 High Chair
• CPSC and Division Sales Announce Recall of Baby Buzz Infant Toys

January 14

• Preparing Your Child For College - A Resource Book for Parents 1996-97 Edition
• Funding Your Education 1997-1998 - A Resource Book for Parents
• Planning a Class Camping Trip
• Say Good-Bye To Travel Blues: Toy Experts Reveal Secrets for Keeping Small Travelers Happy
• Substance Exposed Infants and Children
• Seven Major Issues of 1997 Facing Girls in the United States
• CPSC and Dairy Queen Recall Toy Water Batons
• Mattel and the CPSC Announce Voluntary Refund Program for Cabbage Patch Kids Snacktime Kids Dolls

January 6

• Equal Mathematics Education for Female Students
• Creativity in Young Children
• Children's Literacy Development: Suggestions for Parent Involvement
• NHTSA Issues Final Rule; Proposes Two Changes to Reduce Air Bag Dangers
• Protect Your Child - from the CPSC
• Pediatricians Respond to TV Industry Ratings System
• American Academy of Ophthalmology: For Eyes, Toys Can Mean Trouble
• CPSC Warns That Tubular Metal Bunk Beds May Collapse: Safety
• CPSC and Levi Strauss Announce Koverall and Shortall Recall
• CPSC and Mattel Announce Warning for Cabbage Patch Doll
• CPSC and MDK Inc. Recall Model Trains
• CPSC and PriceCostco Recall Animated Santa

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