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Health
Cook Children's reports 2 children ended up in surgery last week after ingesting popular toy known as 'water beads'
Parenting
'The warning sign is tinnitus': What parents need to know about headphones and hearing loss in children
"We have had a mad influx this year of kids with tinnitus," or ringing in ears, said Lisa Vaughan of Cook Children's. She said headphones are to blame.
Parenting
Pandemic babies: Has isolation affected your child’s development? Doctors provide some advice
Doctors from Cook Children's and Children's Medical Center said parents shouldn't worry about having kept children away from others during the pandemic.
Parenting
Do parents need to be concerned about the pandemic's effect on kids' development?
Could isolation, social distancing and mask-wearing be negatively impacting young kids in the long-run? These experts say parents shouldn't be too concerned.
Coronavirus
Noticing loneliness in your child? Here's what to look out for and tools to address it
The pandemic was isolating for many of our children, but setting routines, getting fresh air and letting them see friends safely are good ways to combat loneliness
Coronavirus
Things you can do to help your child cope with loneliness
The pandemic's been hard on all of us, but on our kiddos, especially. Here are things to look out for and tools to address it.
Vaccine
'Extra protection:' New mothers breastfeeding babies longer in hopes of passing on COVID-19 vaccine antibodies
"Even if it's a 1% benefit to him to keep him well, I'll keep doing it," said vaccinated Fort Worth mom Brooke Scogin, who'll continue to breastfeed her baby.
Life
Wellness Wednesday: As summer starts, so should swim lessons
It's important to maintain visual contact and have an adult within 10 feet of children who can't swim more than 25 meters on their own.
Vaccine
New mothers prolong breastfeeding in hopes of passing on antibodies after receiving COVID-19 vaccine
"Even if it's a 1% benefit to him to keep him well, I'll keep doing it," said vaccinated Fort Worth mom Brooke Scogin, who'll continue to breastfeed her baby.
Wednesday's Child
13-year-old Keyntarius is a Wednesday's Child with a winner's attitude
"I use my actions to show love for people, like when I really care about people I just run to them to go help them," he said.
Wednesday's Child
Wednesday's Child, 15-year-old Skyler needs a forever family to step up to the plate
Skyler felt right at home at the Rangers' ballpark. Now we need to find a home for Skyler.
Wednesday's Child
13-year-old Keyntarius is a Wednesday's Child with a winner's attitude
"I use my actions to show love for people, like when I really care about people I just run to them to go help them," Key said.
Parenting
'The warning sign is tinnitus': What parents need to know about headphones and hearing loss in children
"We have had a mad influx this year of kids with tinnitus," or ringing in ears, said Lisa Vaughan of Cook Children's. She said headphones are to blame.
Parenting
Pandemic babies: Has isolation affected your child’s development? Doctors provide some advice
Doctors from Cook Children's and Children's Medical Center said parents shouldn't worry about having kept children away from others during the pandemic.
Parenting
Do parents need to be concerned about the pandemic's effect on kids' development?
Could isolation, social distancing and mask-wearing be negatively impacting young kids in the long-run? These experts say parents shouldn't be too concerned.
Coronavirus
Noticing loneliness in your child? Here's what to look out for and tools to address it
The pandemic was isolating for many of our children, but setting routines, getting fresh air and letting them see friends safely are good ways to combat loneliness
Coronavirus
Things you can do to help your child cope with loneliness
The pandemic's been hard on all of us, but on our kiddos, especially. Here are things to look out for and tools to address it.
Vaccine
'Extra protection:' New mothers breastfeeding babies longer in hopes of passing on COVID-19 vaccine antibodies
"Even if it's a 1% benefit to him to keep him well, I'll keep doing it," said vaccinated Fort Worth mom Brooke Scogin, who'll continue to breastfeed her baby.
Life
Wellness Wednesday: As summer starts, so should swim lessons
It's important to maintain visual contact and have an adult within 10 feet of children who can't swim more than 25 meters on their own.
Vaccine
New mothers prolong breastfeeding in hopes of passing on antibodies after receiving COVID-19 vaccine
"Even if it's a 1% benefit to him to keep him well, I'll keep doing it," said vaccinated Fort Worth mom Brooke Scogin, who'll continue to breastfeed her baby.
Wednesday's Child
13-year-old Keyntarius is a Wednesday's Child with a winner's attitude
"I use my actions to show love for people, like when I really care about people I just run to them to go help them," he said.
Wednesday's Child
Wednesday's Child, 15-year-old Skyler needs a forever family to step up to the plate
Skyler felt right at home at the Rangers' ballpark. Now we need to find a home for Skyler.
Wednesday's Child
13-year-old Keyntarius is a Wednesday's Child with a winner's attitude
"I use my actions to show love for people, like when I really care about people I just run to them to go help them," Key said.
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