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Educating children about their bodies and how to care for them. Teachers' self-esteem and how to deal with peer pressure.

All children progress through an identifiable sequence of physical, cognitive, and emotional growth and change. Children respond best when caregivers use specific techniques designed to encourage and stimulate progress.

Pediarix is a new 'super' vaccine that combines three immunizations into one, meaning your kids will need to get fewer shots.

Extensive information on the MMR (Measles, Mumps and Rubella) immunizations, the diseases and the vaccination programme from a general practitioner.

Non-profit organization whose mission is to protect our children from preventable injuries and death through awareness, education, legislation and prevention.

Parents, kids, and teachers can access daily tips for health and wellness. Topics include diseases, nutrition, growth, fitness, anatomy, and safety.

Resource for both parents and children. Examines issues and provides solutions surrounding bedwetting, including treatment with DDAVP.

This information is designed to give guidelines to common pediatric illnesses and what to do to treat them.

Find information on common medical topics concerning infants, children and adolescents presented to parents in an easy to understand manner.

Information regarding bicycle helmets. Llinks to helmet recalls, proper usage, and safety.

Information on infant health including vaccinations and primary care.

Providing milk and butterfat allergy and lactose intolerance information, non dairy cooking information, and access to the No Moo Cookbook.

Raised funds to help pay for essential needs of the only pediatric hospital in British Columbia, B.C.'s Children's Hospital. Information on the other organization information is available.

A nonprofit organization celebrating new life by providing baby care items and educational information to needy parents.

Supports the Division of Pediatric Hematology and Oncology at New York- Presbyterian Hospital Weill Cornell Medical Center.

IAAH is a multidisciplinary, non-government organization, whos focus is on Youth health and well-being.

A non-profit organization developed to help children and their families who are dealing with various developmental, physical, and/or emotional difficulties.

Highlights non profit organization dedicated to helping kids with life threatening illnesses. Includes the goals, fund raising, donations, events and contact details.

A practical guide to planning for the arrival of a special needs child.

Information, link resources, articles, and a message board for parents and caregivers of special needs kids.