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May 16, 2014Health & Wellness, Kohl’s Building Blocks, Nutritionby

Kicking the Fast Food Habit

Even though we all know the unhealthful truth about fast food, there are still many irresistible reasons why we continue to show up at the drive thru window.  When you’re nearing dinnertime with hungry kids and limited time and money, the convenience of picking up fast food on the way …
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May 7, 2014Health & Wellness, Kohl’s Building Blocks, Preventative Careby

The Benefits of Yoga for Kids

Stephanie Sandy, Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT) I was nearing the the end of yoga class with K-4 students. I had led 20 four-year-olds in active and quiet yoga poses that imitated the animals in the Dr. Seuss book, My Many Colored Days. We kicked like horses, buzzed like bees, soared …
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May 2, 2014Kohl’s Building Blocks, Parenting Tips, Positive Parentingby

The Importance of Limiting Screen Time

There is no denying that putting in a DVD or offering a game on a smart phone can provide a convenient distraction for a child while his parents are caring for younger siblings or taking a much needed moment for themselves.  While this may be true, it is important for …
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April 24, 2014Kohl’s Building Blocks, Safetyby

Car Seats: Installing a Front-facing Car Seat

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April 24, 2014How To, How To’s, Kohl’s Building Blocks, Positive Parentingby

Car Seats: Installing a Front-facing Car Seat

Front-facing car seats are recommended for children to use as long as possible, often up to an 80 pound weight limit.  Your child may ride in a front-facing car seat for several years, so it is important to make sure it is installed correctly.  The following video will help take …
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April 17, 2014How To, How To’s, Kohl’s Building Blocks, Parenting Tips, Positive Parentingby

Car Seats: Installing a Rear-facing Infant Car Seat

A child should ride in a rear-facing car seat until the age of two or until he meets the height and weight limit of the seat.  Installation of a car seat can be complicated and confusing, but is crucial to ensure that your child has a safe ride.  Watch the …
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April 10, 2014How To, How To’s, Kohl’s Building Blocks, Parenting Tips, Positive Parenting, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , by

Car Seat Safety

It is estimated that only 1 in 10 car seats are installed correctly.  We all want our children to be safe when riding in the car, but choosing the right car seat and making sure it is properly installed can be confusing.  Watch the following video on car seat safety …
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April 3, 2014How To, How To’s, Kohl’s Building Blocks, Positive Parenting, Uncategorizedby

Proper Car Seat Installation

Child safety seats, booster seats and seat belts are all required by law in Wisconsin.  We all want our children to be safe but it can be confusing for parents and caregivers when it comes to choosing, installing and using a car seat correctly.  It is estimated that only 1 …
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March 26, 2014Kohl’s Building Blocks, Parenting Tips, Positive Parentingby

Helping Your Child Cope in Stressful Situations

All children go through difficult experiences. Even things like moving to a new house, starting school, going to the doctor or dentist, or getting a new sibling can be stressful for young children. And some situations can be very difficult for young children and families, like losing a loved one, …
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March 20, 2014Home & Family, Kohl’s Building Blocks, Safetyby

Top Causes of Poisoning in Kids Younger than 5-Years-Old

Kids younger than school-age are curious and can get into anything.  While there are many dangerous items that can be appealing to a small child, here are the most common potential poisons parents should monitor: Highly concentrated laundry detergent packets and bleach Laundry detergent and bleach for high-efficiency washers is …
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