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Maternal, infant mortality conference aims to tackle disparities in southeastern Pa

Improving maternal and infant mortality rates and ways to reduce disparities, specifically in southeastern Pennsylvania, is the topic of a conference.

United statesMontgomery countyBlue bellSara jann heinzeAasta mehtaJamiylah millerPhiladelphia department of public healthMontgomery county office of public healthMaternity care coalitionReproductive healthSupervisor for maternal child healthSoutheastern pennsylvaniaJanet panningMaternal child healthMontgomery county officeSenior director

Teaching your child how to behave is harder amid COVID-19 pandemic

Pandemic-era kids are more defiant and fussy than earlier generations. They also can have a hard time making friends. Here s what to do about it.

University cityUnited statesNew yorkGoddard schoolNew havenJamiylah millerLamonica williamsNicol russellAlyssa meuwissenGigi schweikertLauren starnesElena barraganJayceon bouchillionJoshura davisRiley smithMarina rodriguez

Pandemic babies are now toddlers with delayed development Here s why

Kids born in the COVID era are lagging in certain skills and more prone to challenging behaviors. Experts say their parents need more support.

United statesKansas cityJillian rainingbirdJamiylah millerMike gryniewiczDana suskindRahil briggsUniversity of chicagoColumbia universityJarrad hendersonJillian rainingbird minmeEarly head startMilwaukee journalBaby outcomes

Pandemic babies are now toddlers with delayed development Here s why

Kids born in the COVID era are lagging in certain skills and more prone to challenging behaviors. Experts say their parents need more support.

New yorkUnited statesUnited kingdomUniversity of missouriColumbia universityUniversity cityJillian rainingbirdJenny woodruffReggio emiliaRahil briggsAnissa perraJayceon bouchillionJoshura davisJemal countessAnissa parraDonna housman

Pandemic babies are now toddlers with delayed development Here s why

Kids born in the COVID-19 era lag in certain skills and are more prone to challenging behaviors. Experts say their parents need more support.

New yorkUnited statesUnited kingdomUniversity of missouriStanford universityColumbia universityUniversity cityJillian rainingbirdPhil fisherReggio emiliaRahil briggsAnissa perraJayceon bouchillionJoshura davisJemal countessAnissa parra

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