• Help Your Child Get Ready for School
  Learn how to give your children the reassurance and support they may need to return to school.
• A Child's Guide to Getting Along
  A handy guide offering tips to children for solving conflicts and diffusing anger.
• Learning From Your Child's Teacher
  You know how your child behaves at home, but do you really know what he or she is like at school? Now is a good time to find out.
• Is Your Child Being Bullied?
  Let your child know that he or she is not alone. Here is some further encouragement and advice to share with your child.
• Does Your Child Bully Others?
  Often children don't realize what they're doing when they bully. Here are some tips to help your child deal with others.
• Are Vaccines Safe for Your Child?
  The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) offers this vaccine safety information for parents.
• Why Immunize Our Children?
  Sometimes the messages in the media can be confusing. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) sheds some light on the confusion.
• Track Your Child's Immunizations
  Record your child's immunizations using this immunization card from the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ).
• Are Your Child's Vaccinations Up to Date?
  Print out the latest 2006 child immunization schedule from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
• Is Your Child Eating Enough Fruits and Vegetables?
  Incorporating 5 or more servings of fruits and vegetables into your child's day can be a challenge. The National Cancer Institute (NCI) offers suggestions, including tips for packing school lunches.
• A Young Child's Food Pyramid
  How does your child's diet compare with the national recommendations from HHS and the U.S. Department of Agriculture? Print this colorful chart to find out.

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