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The most recent State of the Union address emphasized the future success of schoolchildren. However, the USDA seems to be aiming for the opposite of success for today’s youth. The new “School Meals Flexibilities” rule may prove harmful to school-age children. This new plan will only worsen the current obesity […]

School Meals Flexibilities

February 29, 2020 in Health tagged children's health / Health Eating / healthcare news / nutrition by Emily Schellin

Introducing your dog to your newborn baby can be a daunting task. Dogs can have a positive impact on children as they grow up, but they may be wary of a new baby at first. While dogs are familiar with humans, a human crawling on all fours is a different […]

Introducing Your Dog to Your Newborn Baby

February 23, 2020 in Health tagged children's health / relationships by Emily Schellin

Visiting a newborn baby in the hospital can be very exciting, but also very daunting. There are unspoken rules for visitors when your sister or friend has just given birth and is allowing visitors. It’s perfectly acceptable to be excited to meet the newest addition, but keep in mind it […]

Visiting a Newborn in the Hospital

February 22, 2020 in Health tagged children's health / healthy habits / pediatrics / pregnancy by Emily Schellin

Cigna is giving back to the community. It was announced last week that they will be teaming up with Feeding Children Everywhere. A grant of $1 million will be used to expand their partnership across the country. This grant is part of Cigna’s Healthier Kids For Our Future initiative, which Cigna […]

Cigna Donates $1 Million Grant To Help Provide Groceries To ...

November 6, 2019 in Health tagged children's health / health insurance carriers / healthcare news / nutrition by Jadon Sennet

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, better known as ADHD, has been a growing problem among the United States youth. A recent study has been done that illuminates this problem. This study has looked at data from 1997 to 2016. What was found in this study was alarming. Background on The Study […]

Is ADHD On the Rise?

October 1, 2019 in Uncategorized tagged children's health / disease awareness / healthcare news / mental health by Noah Thomas

As we continue forward with technological advances, we often forget how these great feats can play a role in our own health. In particular, social media has dominated in the past 10 years. It’s hard to find anyone who doesn’t have at least one of the big three accounts (Instagram, […]

Social Media: Potential Health And Wellness Risks

May 1, 2019 in Health tagged children's health / health trends / lifestyle tips / mental health / social media by Jadon Sennet

One in seven children and teenagers develop at least one type of mental health disorder each year. With around 7.7 million falling into this category, about half never seek treatment for their health disorders. When left untreated, mental health problems can worsen and the longer it remains the harder it […]

Mental Health Disorders In Children

February 20, 2019 in Uncategorized tagged anxiety / children's health / depression / mental health by Jadon Sennet

A New Holiday Tradition: Elf On The Shelf With everyone’s favorite holiday season approaching it’s hard not to get into the spirit. Whether it’s setting up the tree with your favorite ornaments, bringing out grandma’s recipe book for the best eggnog in the world, or it’s the trail of lights […]

A New Holiday Tradition: Elf On The Shelf

December 19, 2018 in Health tagged children's health / healthy holidays by Jadon Sennet

employee — Employer Health Insurance: Tips for Purchasing Plans for Your Employees Since AEP has finally arrived, you might wonder how you can cut costs this year. One of the frequent changes during this time is for companies considering health plans to share employees’ health costs. If you’re stuck in this area, […]

Employer Health Insurance: Tips for Purchasing Plans for Your Employees

October 25, 2018 in Health tagged children's health / family health / Health Goals / insurance trends by Jadon Sennet

CHIP Funding Dilemma With only a few days left, it seems that CHIP will begin to lose funding before Congress resolves the issue. The Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP), originally expected to last through March, may be coming to an abrupt stop. It was just announced today that at least 20 […]

Will Congress Resolve the CHIP Funding Dilemma?

January 22, 2018 in Health tagged children's health / CMS / health insurance basics / healthcare news by Jadon Sennet