Posted on May 29, 2018 · Leave a Comment
In this week’s Child Health News: What’s Going On In Your Child’s Brain When You Read Them A Story? The “Goldilocks effect” studied n.pr/2GULEKS
Welcome to Pediatric Safety’s weekly “Child Health & Safety News Roundup”- a recap of the past week’s child health and safety news headlines from around the world. Each day we use social media to communicate relevant and timely health and safety information to the parents, medical professionals and caregivers who follow us. Occasionally we overlook something, but overall we think we’re doing a pretty good job of keeping you informed. Still, quite a bit happens every day – so to make sure you don’t miss anything, we offer you a recap of this week’s top 25 events & stories.
- For a child to learn his feelings truly matter, adults in his life need to fully listen, respond and reflect in the moment. http://bit.ly/2b3Biy8 2018-5-27
- Use Healthy Discipline so Children Can Feel Good About Themselves bit.ly/2GQHTGa 2018-5-27
- Should You Give Your Kids Gummy Vitamins? bit.ly/2sbGfcZ 2018-5-27
- For Troubled Kids, Some Schools Take Time Out For Group Therapy n.pr/2s4ldxQ 2018-5-26
- Child campaigners to Zuckerberg: scrap Messenger Kids bit.ly/2GN7O1D 2018-5-26
- Why Campus Shootings Are So Shocking: School Is the ‘Safest Place’ for a Child nyti.ms/2x6y4nQ 2018-5-26
- Australian gymnasts and staff to be trained to identify child abuse bit.ly/2kmo3tN 2018-5-25
- Closing coal and oil power plants leads to healthier babies, study suggests ind.pn/2s4dujh 2018-5-25
- Advocating for Life Support Training of Children, Parents, Caregivers, School Personnel, and the Public bit.ly/2KRzKnt 2018-5-25
PedSafe Child Health & Safety News TOP Headline of the Week
Is Sleeping With Your Baby As Dangerous As Doctors Say? n.pr/2IPtHPo
…are there ways to make it less of a risk?
- Tomorrow morning, Show Dogs is an AMC #SensoryFriendly Film bit.ly/2IzutAe 2018-5-25
- Kids Who Care newsletter #9 – Radical Community and Radical Compassion getrevue.co/profile/pediat… 2018-5-25
- Brazil’s austerity measures could increase avoidable child deaths | bit.ly/2IFkQDX 2018-5-24
- Baby Health: Importance of Tummy Time bit.ly/2IExQdb 2018-5-24
- May 25th is National Missing Children’s Day bit.ly/2GMRpKr 2018-5-24
- 5 Beach Safety Tips for Family Fun – Thurs Time Capsule 06/11- bit.ly/2km556w 2018-5-24
- The Benefits of Summer Camp are Lost When Smartphones Intrude bit.ly/2IDleis 2018-5-23
- Prenatal Testing: Do You Know the Benefits and Limits? by the Cleveland Clinic cle.clinic/2x5begu 2018-5-23
PedSafe Child Health & Safety News #2 Headline of the Week
SAT or ACT: How to Know Which Is Best for Your Special Needs Child u.org/2IXyGRt
- Video: Breach Births – Choices for Moms to Be bit.ly/2s0YUc1 2018-5-23
- Road traffic a global health crisis, killing 350,000 children a year bit.ly/2IZ6Lk8 2018-5-23
- Additional Recommendations on Safe Sleep Environments for Infants bit.ly/2kgiBIS 2018-5-22
- 13 Reasons Why: What Parents Need to Know About This Netflix Series bit.ly/2rUrBHN 2018-5-22
- New App Helping MO Firefighters Treat Children Introducing Handtevy bit.ly/2kfp6LG 2018-5-22
- When Will My Kids See Their Grown-up Smile? bit.ly/2KEr2c2 2018-5-21
- Tomorrow Night at AMC, Deadpool 2 is Sensory Friendly bit.ly/2kawbgC 2018-5-21
- Ozone exposure at birth increases risk of asthma development bit.ly/2k9FmOk 2018-5-21
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