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Not all screen time is bad! These educational games will help keep your kiddos learning and entertained over the summer. #VideoGameDay What apps do you use to help your children learn new things?

It is important to clean your baby’s gums daily! Until their little teeth come in, gently wipe a damp washcloth over their gums to clear away harmful bacteria after each feeding.

Making macaroni noodle necklaces is the perfect afternoon activity for your little ones. Putting noodles on a string will help your child develop and refine their fine motor skills, while having a little fun! #NationalMacaroniDay

It’s never a bad day to eat chocolate, especially when it #NationalChocolateDay! Dark Chocolate is not only tasty, but it provides many health benefits. It is loaded with antioxidants, and is a source of daily fiber and minerals.... We should note that it should always be enjoyed in moderation! Do you prefer dark chocolate over milk chocolate? Let us know in the comments with a or

It can be normal for kids to be resistant to trying new foods, especially fruits and veggies. However, here are five little things to do to foster better eating habits as children grow up.

When swimming in a lake, you should always be aware and cautious of sudden drop-offs in lakes and rivers. #WaterSafetyTips

We’re throwing it back to the game of Tetherball! If your kids have never played Tetherball, introduce them to this game, and it will keep them entertained for hours! #AntiBoredomMonth

Parenting Tip #235: Consistency is You should strive to be consistent when disciplining your children. Inconsistency can actually reinforce negative behaviors because they have hopes that this time they won’t get in trouble.

How are you celebrating during the holiday weekend? #4thofJuly

Land of the free. Home of the brave. Happy Fourth of July to all!

We are wishing you and your family a relaxing and enjoyable 4th of July weekend!

Looking for a delicious and refreshing dish to take to your 4th of July festivities? Add watermelon, blueberries, and strawberries to a kabob skewer for an appetizer that is healthy and everyone is sure to love!

During UV Safety Awareness Month, it’s important to be aware of the steps you can take to stay safe while in the sun! Wear a hat to protect your face Seek shade when possible Always wear sunscreen that is at least 30 SPF Protect your eyes with sunglasses... #NationalStayOutoftheSunDay

Happy New Year! What traditions, new or old, do you do with your loved ones today? Many people have a traditional lucky meal or have a cozy movie day!

Print out this graphic, or make your own with paper and markers to help your kids set goals for 2021. Goals can be anything from: learn to ride a bike, master long division, or read one book per month. The possibilities are endless!

While 2020 had it’s challenging moments, there are probably some positive times you can reflect on, too. For example, many families had more time to spend time together than usual. What was a happy memory that you and your family made this year?

Make New Year’s Eve or New Year’s Day fun for your kiddos with these 30 festive DIY crafts. http://ow.ly/UUYc50CPEoT

2020 is (finally) coming to a close, and since social distancing and quarantine measures are still in effect, we wanted to share some easy ideas to ring in the new year at home with your family! Use construction paper to make your own confetti. Play board games while you wait for the ball to drop.... Write New Year’s resolutions together. Make noisemakers by banging spoons on pots and pans.

It’s time for a Halloween LOL! Ask your kids this joke to start their day right: What does a ghost use to wash its hair? Shamboo!

Happy Halloween, friends! Share your costume for today in the comments below, using only emojis!

Tomorrow marks the first day of Día De Los Muertos! Whether your family already has traditions to celebrate this holiday or are looking to start some, here are nine easy DIY ways to celebrate Día De Los Muertos in your home this year. http://ow.ly/LCAe50C02i0

Fall bucket list check in! We’re nearly halfway through the season - how many of these items have you checked off your list? Comment below, and let us know what’s next! Check out beautiful fall foliage - even if it’s virtually. Go pumpkin picking & decorate your gourds.... Make a fall dessert from the surplus of candy available. DIY a fun costume for Halloween.

Parents: if you feel the pressure to be perfect, just remember, there is no such thing as a perfect parent.

As we approach the end of the year, it’s time to make sure you’re using up your benefits! If you or a family member are due for a cleaning, call us to set up an appointment.

Oral health is essential to general health - and it’s never too early to start. Get the top 5 tips you need to know to keep your kids’ chompers healthy: http://ow.ly/4RpT50BZVcO.

Pro tip: tell your kiddos to turn the faucet off while brushing to help save water for the

Did you know that you can make your own masks at home? Try to make masks fun for your kiddos and have them help you DIY some new ones. It’s simple! Follow these steps from the CDC: http://ow.ly/aPUV50BZUXL.

Still trying to make plans for Halloween if trick-or-treating isn’t happening? Try a ghost hunt! Here’s how: - Wrap candy in white tissue paper... - With a marker, draw faces on the ghosts - Hide the wrapped candy around your house and/or yard - Send your kids on the hunt! See more

Do your fangs feel a little out of alignment? Give us a call - we would love to help you - and we promise we don’t bite!

What’s scarier than stinky mask breath? Nothing! Make sure you’re brushing those teeth (and tongue) to keep minty- fresh under your awesome mask.

How is spooky season going for you? We hope you're having some fun with your family by planning costumes and maybe some socially-distanced activities for your little ones to enjoy.