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Child Tooth Care

Proper dental hygiene prevents cavities and other dental problems. While it seems logical to wait until your child has a mouth full of teeth to really worry about dental hygiene, starting before the teeth emerge sets your child up for the healthiest mouth possible. An early start on tooth care also gets your child in the habit, possibly making the task easier as she gets older.

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Dental Braces for Children

Crooked teeth are more than just a cosmetic problem. If your child has severely crooked teeth, it could also be causing him pain. Braces can help straighten teeth over time by gradually coaxing the teeth into the right place. It is a big expense, though, so you should carefully plan whether your child really needs them and when to do the procedure. Consulting with his dentist will help you make the right decision.

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Making Holidays Easier for Caregivers of Aging Adults

When you think of the holidays, what comes to mind? If youre anything like me, images of happy families dining, laughing and giving gifts immediately flood your brain and give you that warm and fuzzy feeling all over. In the midst of coordinating travel plans, cooking and decorating, however, it can be difficult to find the right balance between seasonal work and play especially if you find yourself in the role of the family caregiver.

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The Best Baby Hair Care Products

While some babies are born bald, others come out with nearly a full head of dark, wavy or curly hair. Just because your baby has a great deal of hair doesn’t mean you should treat it as you would your own or even an older child’s. Avoid using styling products on his hair, and only shampoo a few times a week. Use gentle products so that you do not irritate baby’s eyes or skin.