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Seal the Deal: Do dental sealants prevent cavities?
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You make sure your kids brush on a regular basis, avoid sticky candy and rinse their mouths with water after eating sugary treats if they can’t brush their teeth. You even wrangle with...
Healthy Foods for Growing Children: Feeding Your Preschooler (2 to 5 Years)
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Using Canada's Food Guide to Healthy Eating for the whole family makes sense because children adapt the same eating patterns as their families. The Food Guide gives a lower and hig...
Children's Rashes
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Rashes can be caused by many factors, but a proper diagnosis and treatment plan will have children feeling good about being in their own skin again.Three-year-old Sam was rubbing a red patch...
Ask Dr. Marla: Sniffles and Daycare
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Question:How sick does my two-year-old need to be to be kept home from daycare? Is it OK to send her with the sniffles?Answer:Young children overcome as many as 10 to 15 common infectious di...
Dental Drama
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Going to the dentist can be a scary experience for many adults so imagine what it’s like for a young child to be prodded and poked with sharp metal tools.Dr. Edward Gelfand, dentist an...
Helping your preschooler to get enough vitamins and minerals
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A quick look at any kids’ menu at your local family restaurant reveals the usual suspects: pizza, grilled cheese sandwich, pasta, breaded chicken fingers or nuggets (just what part of ...
Getting rid of lice
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When Dawn Mucci’s son was just four years old, he came home from daycare with lice and promptly passed it on to her. “I struggled with lice as a child and felt the stigma from ot...
Ask Dr. Marla: Sunglasses for children
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Question:Should children wear sunglasses, and if so, how do you know what kind to buy? Are cheap ones OK?Answer:This is a terrific question that many parents wonder about. Dr. Elise Heon, Ch...
Urinary Tract Infections
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Jason, three, was happily potty-trained, or so his mom, Jennifer, thought. “Then he began waking up wet and was wetting during the day. He avoided going to the bathroom.” Jason, ...
Protecting Children's Feet
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Regularly, check your children’s feet for problems. Look for blisters, cuts, ingrown toenails and warts. Ask your kids if they have any pain in their heels or ever have difficulty walk...




