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Category Archives: Teens
Reflections on innocence
My heart sank deep in my chest and my eyes immediately filled with tears just now as I learned from a radio report that the remains of Tim Bosma had been found in a rural area in southwestern Ontario. Details … Continue reading
Are YOUR immunizations up to date?
I don’t know about you but since I’ve become a mom I can barely make sure my toenails have nail polish are clipped. I like to think I’m doing alright with self-care – for the most part I’m eating healthy … Continue reading
Posted in Toddlers, Services, Teens, Babies, School-aged Children, Physical Health, Special Needs, Pregnancy, Grandparents
Tagged vaccine, immunization, meningitis, boosters, vaccine preventable disease
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How to talk to your teens about Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs)
“Wow! He’s taller than you!” Recently, I have heard this so often about my 12 year-old son. Yes, he is shooting past me in height. My little baby is now a pre-teen! I feel the same as any parent: he … Continue reading
Posted in Parenting, Physical Health, School-aged Children, Services, Teens
Tagged Chlamydia, how to talk, safe sex, sex, sexually transmitted, STD, STI
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What about the siblings of a child with special needs?
My colleague Cynthia wrote a great post about sibling rivalry (check it out here), and this line really resonated with me: “Children don’t need to be treated equally. They need to be treated uniquely.”
Posted in Babies, Parenting, School-aged Children, Services, Special Needs, Teens, Toddlers
Tagged brother, disability, include, resent, rivalry, sibling, sister, special needs
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Sibling rivalry! Oh what to do?
Anyone that has more than one child knows there is always some level of fighting that goes on between siblings. Is it too much to ask for no fighting? Ever? In my rose-coloured world it’s not… but then reality sets … Continue reading