the honest scoop – 02-05-10
Today’s top news headlines for parents
Of course the mother is going to sue after a school secretary duct taped her 6-year old’s mouth and hands (and the smart move would be for the school to settle before it goes to the jury).
Perhaps letting your first grader carry a shotgun shell around in his pocket, let alone into school, is not the best decision one oould make when it comes to live ammunition.
A genetic variation may be behind a higher risk for premature labor and delivery:
The text4baby initiative will be the first-of-its kind public health information campaign designed to bring free pregnancy wellness tips to anyone with a cell phone who wants to receive them.
Children with Type 1 diabetes may find hope in a sensor / insulin pump combo that serves like an artificial pancreas by regulating blood sugar.
The number of students taking Advanced Placement classes continues to rise but so does the percentage of kids who are failing the AP exams.
Looks like teens have lost their interest in blogging, leaving it to the old folk to carry on.
Student athletes face the danger of permanent brain damage:
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A family favorite gets a decidedly strange and probably disastrous update in the form of a new version of the Monopoly board.
NASCAR champion Jeff Gordon and his wife are racing toward the finish line for their second baby, due in August.
For Alicia Coppola, the surprise news of her third pregnancy lead to a little bit of shock followed by a lot of awe.
ET spends a day with Levi and Tripp Johnston:
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