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By Dr. Joanne Foster This year, we will celebrate a COVID kind of Halloween. In the same way that school protocols are very different, and playing involves more physically

By Dr. Joanne Foster This year, we will celebrate a COVID kind of Halloween. In the same way that school protocols are very different, and playing involves more physically

By Dr. Joanne Foster The COVID-19 pandemic has altered the course of day-to-day family living—and learning. Parents and children are spending lots of time together in rather constrained conditions. No

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Parents naturally want the best for their children. This especially holds true when it comes to the health and well-being of their child. Many parenting forums are inundated with

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