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Parents of Young Children: the Key to your Child’s Success

By Pam Davenport On June 12, 2013 · Add Comment
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My youngest child was about five years old when my mother died. It comforts me to know that she knew him and his five older brothers and sisters even though just this past week, she missed the birth of a great grand daughter. She has also missed graduations, weddings and scores of games, meets and [...]
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Childhood Obesity’s Connection to Media Stimulated Sleep Deprivation

By Pam Davenport On April 26, 2013 · 1 Comment
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Last night, at midnight, it was snowing, an unusual site in Kansas City in April. I went outside to enjoy the site and invited everyone else in the household to join me. It was coming down as fast as rain and my two dogs raced around the back yard as i laughed at their antics. [...]
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Active Parents Create Active Children

By Pam Davenport On March 31, 2013 · Add Comment
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First and foremost in teaching physical education, we want our children to learn to love exercise. Once we have taught them a new skill, exercise or movement, it will take repeating it about 10,000 times before it becomes a habit that they can do with ease. So enjoy the moment and realize that progress will be [...]
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6 Common Sense Tips to Avoid the Flu

By Pam Davenport On February 10, 2013 · Add Comment
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It’s cold and flu season.It’s an important time to take steps to up your immunity. Here’s a couple of ways to slow down to take care of yourself physically. Each of these ideas only take a few minutes but they will help you feel better all day long. It’s easier to be patient  and parent well [...]
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Super Sibling Rivalry

By Pam Davenport On February 3, 2013 · Add Comment
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Today’s Super Bowl between the Baltimore Ravens and the San Francisco 49ers has all eyes on an impressive sibling rivalry. Jim and John Harbaugh make history today as the first brother coaching rivalry in Super Bowl history. They inherited their interest in coaching from their dad, Jack Harbough, who coached over four decades including some [...]
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