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Cuts. Bruises. Fevers, chills, choking. These words might make you think of an emergency room, but there is one other place these afflictions can haunt you: your home. Your home is where the heart is, but it is also where accidents, tears, and panic can be. Whether you decide to turn to a hospital or…
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Children, especially newborns, are the most important and precious people in our lives. We do all we can to prepare for them, and, once they arrive, it is our responsibility to care for and protect them. One place that can be extra intimidating for new parents is the road. Driving safer and slower can help,…
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Best Method for getting to school The iconic yellow school bus has existed in America for nearly 80 years as the predominant choice for getting children to school. Despite their fixed place in the American volksgeist, parents, educators, and even children themselves may wonder— are school buses the best way to transport millions of children? Are they…
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As an established rite of passage, driving privileges in Utah play a large role in the transformation of youth into an adult. Along with the allure and opportunities that a driver’s license creates, a great amount of risk is carried by teenagers as they enter the vehicular world. Auto accidents are the leading cause of…
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Every parent knows the difficulties and challenges involved in raising and caring for a child. A parent welcomes these challenges because the joy that a child’s presence could bring into a home is irreplaceable. Unfortunately, there are things that must be forsaken or set aside for the sake of the child. Among these things are…
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Kollin Gard, a fourteen year boy paralyzed from the neck down due to a trampoline accident is bouncing up to recovery, thanks to the resilient spirit of his parents and support of friends and community. Of course the boy’s courage and fighting spirit are also among the major factors that contributed to his overall progress.…
Read MoreThe third week of May has been designated as Dog Bite Prevention Week across the United States, and with this week in our recent past, it’s important to remember why we have designated it as such. The issue of dog bites is a serious one. The CDC reports that of the 4.5 million dog bites…
Read MoreWe tell our children don’t touch the stove and look out for cars. Then we give them toys which simulate the very world that we warn them about, but should we be warning them about their toys? We often try to create a fanciful world of safety around our children, but is toyland truly safe?…
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