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3 Ways Virtual Health Care Can Help You Manage Back-to-School Sicknesses
3 Ways Virtual Health Care Can Help You Manage Back-to-School Sicknesses
The back-to-school season means the return of a few fall delights, like a new pair of sneakers, just-sharpened pencils, and a classroom full of new friends. But it can also bring a few unpleasantries — like back-to-school sicknesses.…

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10 Ways Parents Can Manage School Stress and Anxiety
10 Ways Parents Can Manage School Stress and Anxiety
School can be an exciting time for kids — they get to reunite with their friends, embrace a new timetable, and learn new things every day. But it can also be a time that’s steeped in stress and…

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What expectant mothers need to know
What expectant mothers need to know
Expecting your first child can be exciting and scary. Your body changes as your baby grows, and you might not understand what’s happening or why. On top of that, there’s the stress of not getting timely appointments with a doctor…

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Navigating challenging and high-risk pregnancies
Navigating challenging and high-risk pregnancies
Finding out you’re pregnant can be a joyful and exciting event. For many people, however, pregnancy comes with hardships. Many experience fertility challenges – one in four pregnancies end in miscarriage…

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Kids with food allergies: checklist for a safe school year
Kids with food allergies: checklist for a safe school year
Back to school can be both exciting and nerve-wracking. For parents especially, the return to school routine is a relief after summer days of nonstop activities. But if your child has food allergies, back to school can also mean some…

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Baby poop: a guide for parents
Baby poop: a guide for parents
Babies can poop almost every colour of the rainbow, which can make opening your infant’s diaper quite a shock. From broadcasting their diets to alerting us to illness, our babies’ poop tells us what’s going on in their little bodies…

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Postpartum care: your body after birth
Postpartum care: your body after birth
Your baby isn’t the only lasting legacy from your pregnancy. From postpartum hair loss to newfound incontinence, carrying a baby can change your body in so many ways. Growing a baby takes a herculean effort, and giving birth doesn’t mean…

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Loss of appetite in babies
Loss of appetite in babies
Feeding your baby is such a huge part of parenting — you give them a bottle to stop their crying, nurse them when they’re sick, and have a great time exploring different foods when they get big enough. It’s up…

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How do I know if my child has a mental health problem?
How do I know if my child has a mental health problem?
It’s easy to think of mental illness as only affecting adults, but children are vulnerable to it as well. At its most basic, mental illness is simply a medical condition that causes ways of thinking or feeling that…

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4 weird toddler behaviours that are actually normal
4 weird toddler behaviours that are actually normal
Toddlers are kooky. They make up their own languages and love to dress outrageously. Some of the weird things toddlers do, however, are more likely to provoke worry than a laugh. As a parent,…

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