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Understanding Aggression in Children

Aggression in children can be caused by an inability to communicate an emotion or a need. Making sure that you clearly respond without anger is really important because that only teaches them to continue to respond in that way.

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Sources of Protein

Protein-rich snacks like hummus, cheese, and nuts keep kids full, energized, and excited about healthy eating.

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Finding Moments to Praise Your Teen

As kids become teens, parents may need to be more intentional about noticing and praising positive behaviors, since interactions can become less frequent and more focused on discipline.

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How to Talk about Staying Safe from Guns

Gun injuries are now the leading cause of death for children and teens, ages one to 17. Learn how you can help protect children from unsupervised firearms.

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How to Fit a Helmet

A properly fitted helmet, level on the head with snug straps, protects kids best from injury.

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