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Child Health & Safety News Roundup: 11-14-2016 to 11-20-2016

Last updated on November 28th, 2016 at 08:14 pm

twitter thumbIn this week’s Children’s Safety News: Keeping kids safe from hazardous toys during the holidays http://cnn.it/2fzBkex

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 Twitter and Facebook to communicate relevant and timely health and safety information to the parents, medical professionals and other caregivers who follow us. Occasionally we may miss something, but we think overall we’re doing a pretty good job of keeping you informed. But for our friends and colleagues not on Twitter or FB (or who are but may have missed something), we offer you a recap of the past week’s top 15 events & stories.

PedSafe Child Health & Safety Headline of the Week:
Depression rates for teen girls spikes in an age of cyber bullying https://t.co/xj7xV3pgDx

Child Health & Safety News Roundup: 11-07-2016 to 11-13-2016

Last updated on November 21st, 2016 at 02:02 am

twitter thumbIn this week’s Children’s Health News: CDC Finds Alarming Rise in STDs Among College-Age Youths http://bit.ly/2fAAqyP

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 Twitter and Facebook to communicate relevant and timely health and safety information to the parents, medical professionals and other caregivers who follow us. Occasionally we may miss something, but we think overall we’re doing a pretty good job of keeping you informed. But for our friends and colleagues not on Twitter or FB (or who are but may have missed something), we offer you a recap of the past week’s top 15 events & stories.

PedSafe Child Health & Safety Headline of the Week:
Childhood obesity linked to irregular sleep and skipping breakfast https://t.co/RBMpKpBBjd

Child Health & Safety News Roundup: 10-31-2016 to 11-06-2016

Last updated on November 9th, 2016 at 11:41 pm

twitter thumbIn this week’s Children’s Health News: The effects of Zika on babies’ brains go beyond microcephaly, report finds https://t.co/aF4UN0hNgv

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 Twitter and Facebook to communicate relevant and timely health and safety information to the parents, medical professionals and other caregivers who follow us. Occasionally we may miss something, but we think overall we’re doing a pretty good job of keeping you informed. But for our friends and colleagues not on Twitter or FB (or who are but may have missed something), we offer you a recap of the past week’s top 20 events & stories.

PedSafe Child Health & Safety Headline of the Week:
In 2014, for the first time, suicides among kids age 10-14 surpassed traffic accidents as a cause of death  https://t.co/QtezqPdBsz

Child Health & Safety News Roundup: 10-24-2016 to 10-30-2016

Last updated on November 9th, 2016 at 11:42 pm

twitter thumbIn this week’s Children’s Safety News: Pediatrics Academy Issues Updated Infant Safe Sleep Guidelines https://t.co/eQmsYuSVTX

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 Twitter and Facebook to communicate relevant and timely health and safety information to the parents, medical professionals and other caregivers who follow us. Occasionally we may miss something, but we think overall we’re doing a pretty good job of keeping you informed. But for our friends and colleagues not on Twitter or FB (or who are but may have missed something), we offer you a recap of the past week’s top 20 events & stories.

PedSafe Child Health & Safety Headline of the Week:
AAP Issues New Guidelines for Children’s Exposure to Digital Media https://t.co/U5FadoLwPT

Child Health & Safety News Roundup: 10-17-2016 to 10-23-2016

Last updated on October 27th, 2016 at 11:03 am

twitter thumbIn this week’s Children’s Safety News: Batman’ Is Chasing Down Creepy Clowns To Help Kids Rest Easier https://t.co/Ug0ZBW8Xti Nice! Thanks Batman!

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 Twitter and Facebook to communicate relevant and timely health and safety information to the parents, medical professionals and other caregivers who follow us. Occasionally we may miss something, but we think overall we’re doing a pretty good job of keeping you informed. But for our friends and colleagues not on Twitter or FB (or who are but may have missed something), we offer you a recap of the past week’s top 15 events & stories.

PedSafe Child Health & Safety Headline of the Week:
I’m proud to support the Dove SpeakBeautiful Squad to help girls combat negativity on social media!  Dove Self Esteem Project https://t.co/l8T9nKI1rA

Child Health & Safety News Roundup: 10-10-2016 to 10-16-2016

Last updated on October 24th, 2016 at 03:58 am

twitter thumbIn this week’s Children’s Safety News: Why Teens Are Drawn to Social Media Challenges and Dares  https://t.co/7VCPgEKzas

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 Twitter and Facebook to communicate relevant and timely health and safety information to the parents, medical professionals and other caregivers who follow us. Occasionally we may miss something, but we think overall we’re doing a pretty good job of keeping you informed. But for our friends and colleagues not on Twitter or FB (or who are but may have missed something), we offer you a recap of the past week’s top 20 events & stories.

PedSafe Child Health & Safety Headline of the Week:
Why Prosecuting a Teen Girl for Sexting Is Absurd https://t.co/g1xp7lTKfH
This 14 year old could become a registered sex offender for a “suggestive” picture

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