What's New Archives July - September 1997

Sept 29

• Taking the Hype Out of Hyperactivity
• Biters: Why They Do It and What to Do About It
• Mouth Protectors: Don't Play Without One, Says American Dental Association
• National Association of School Nurses (NASN) Supports Educational Program About Management of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) in School
• Preventing Infant Food Allergies
• Lasting Benefits of Preschool Programs
• NIMH Launches Web Site on Anxiety Disorders; New On-line Resource Helps People Living with America's Most Common Mental Illnesses
• CPSC, Manufacturers, Importers Announce Recall of Wooden and Metal Bunk Beds

Sept 22

• Top 10 Signs of a Good Kindergarten Classroom
• 10 Signs of a Great Preschool
• Anesthesia Options for Pulsed Laser Treatment of Children
• The Hazards of Raw Apple Juice/Cider
• Frequently Asked Questions About Raw Apple/Juice Cider Contamination
• Reading, Writing and Allergies Don't Mix
• When Getting the Kids Ready for School This Fall, Make It Easier for Them to Stay in Touch
• Gearing Up For 1998 - Take A Kid Fishing
• General Information about Learning Disabilities
• General Information about Speech and Language Disorders

Sept 13

• An Important Bond: Your Child and Caregiver
• Back-to-School Blues ... For Parents!
• Bad Backs Bad for Back to School
• Too Sick for School or Daycare? A Few Guidelines to Promote Good Health
• Infant Formula: Second Best but Good Enough
• How To Choose a Community College
• FDA Warning Labels Only Impact Unpasteurized Apple Juices
• CPSC Announces Test Results of Nestle Magic(tm)Toys
• CPSC, Century Announce Recall to Repair Lil' Napper Infant Swings
• CPSC, Placo Announce Recall of Star Wonders Flying Dolls

Sept 5

• Read*Write*Now! Activities for Reading and Writing Fun
• Back to School Time- Tips to Help Children Adjust
• Breakfast: Waking Up to a Healthy Start
• Have a Safe Trip: Here's How From Children's Hospital and Medical Center
• TIMSS Report Highlights Importance of Effective Elementary Science Programs
• 'Enjoy The Ride Safely' Nissan and 'What to Expect' Authors Provide Advice on How to Safely Transport Your Child
• Texas Physicians Caution Parents of Allergic Children: Sedating Antihistamines Can Create Problems in School
• Asthma and Dorm Living: A 12 Point Survival Guide for College Students With Asthma and Their Parents
• How to Study for and Take College Tests
• Innovative New Product From Sanctuary Woods/Theatrix Teaches Kids How to `Get A Head' and Stay Ahead in Language Skills
• CPSC and Kreiner Imports Announce the Recall of Kinder Chocolate Eggs Containing Toys

Aug 13

• NICHCY: Individualized Education Programs
• Connect With Kids -- Volunteer to Wire a School on NetDay, October 25, 1997
• The Portfolio and Its Use: Developmentally Appropriate Assessment of Young Children
• Approaches to School-Age Child Care
• FDA: On the Teen Scene: An Itch Like No Other
• IFIC: Questions and Answers about the Nutritional Content of Processed Baby Food
• New Magazine Helps Kids Excel in Math, Science and Technology
• Parents of Asthmatics Can Breath Easier- New Device Helps Parents, School Nurses and Children to Track Medication Usage From Inhalers
• Night Bike Riders At Risk

Aug 5

• Medicine for the Public - Hyperactivity
  
• Full-Day or Half-Day Kindergarten?
  
• What Should Parents Know About Full-Day Kindergarten?
  
• How Can We Provide Safe Playgrounds?
  
• AAA Unveils CD-ROM To Fight High Teen Driver Crash Rate
  
• CPSC, Al-Dan Trading Inc. Announce Recall of Infant Toys
  
• CPSC, Ohio Art Company Announce Recall of Splash Off Water Rockets
  
• CPSC, Lex Pharmaceutical Inc. Announce Recall of Vitamins and Medicines
  

July 29

• America Reads Challenge READ*WRITE*NOW! Activities for Reading and Writing Fun
  
• Learning Partners -- Let's Do Geography!
  
• College Planning for Students with Learning Disabilities
  
• Learning Disabilities
  
• Why, How, and When Should My Child Learn a Second Language?
  
• Nasal Spray Flu Vaccine Proves Effective in Children in NIH Study
  
• Kids Belong on the Net, They Just Need a Guide
  

July 11

• What Your Child Should be Learning In School- Draft Standards From The State of California Academic Standards Commission
  
• Learning Partners -- Let's Use the Library!
  
• Testing Students with Disabilities
  
• Top 10 Ways to Teach Children Fiscal Fitness
  
• Soaring Temperatures Pose Deadly Threat to Children, Says National SAFE KIDS Campaign
  
• NCL Offers Eye Health Tips for Summer Fun in the Sun; Sunglasses a Necessary Accessory
  
• National PTA Reaches Consensus on TV Ratings: Next Step is for Parents to Decide
  
• CPSC, Cosco Announce Recall for In-Home Repair of Full-Size Baby Cribs
  
• CPSC, Creative Products Inc. Announce Recall of Toy Jewelry Sets

July 7

• How Can Parents Identify a High Quality Preschool
  
• Attention Deficit Disorder
  
• Cyberspace Class: Rewards and Punishments
  
• Transdermal Patch Formulation Of Anti-Anxiety Medication Holds Promise For Treating Hyperactive Children
  
• Thousands of Bankers to Participate in National Teach Children to Save Day
  
• Study Suggests Asthma Rates in Inner City Children Higher than Reported
  
• Children's Medical Ventures, Inc., Announces the Introduction of The Wee Fit™ Seat Insert
  
• Former New Jersey Education Commissioner Urges Parents to Become Reformers of Their Own Schools
  
• CPSC Reminds Pool Owners that Barriers, Supervision Prevent Drowning
  

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