Delaying College Yvette J. Brown | CWK Network “For a lot of people, [time off] builds character. It builds maturity and it lets them make the most of that college experience.” – Adam Lips, Emory University admissions – Related Information What Parents Need To Know Resources High school graduation…the culmination […]
Scooter Injuries Marc Straus | CWK Network “ We still see a large number of potentially catastrophic injuries; head injuries, significant fractures and other wounds.” – Dr. James Parker, pediatrician, Children’s Heath Care of Atlanta –– Related Information What Parents Need To Know Resources Norman R. Hayes is an 11-year-old […]
Rise in Elbow Surgery By Yvette J. Brown CWK Network Related Information | What Parents Need To Know | Resources “My arm just wasn’t ready for it. I just didn’t give it enough rest sometimes.” – John Michael Vidic, high school pitcher – He was in the midst of a tournament game: […]
Girls and ADD By Robert Seith CWK Network Senior Producer Related Information | What Parents Need To Know | Resources “It is the way that [Attention Deficit Disorder] manifests in boys … more externally, with behavior problems, acting out. The squeaky wheel of course is going to get the oil. And girls, […]
Recovering From Divorce By Robert Seith CWK Network Senior Producer Related Information | What Parents Need To Know | Resources “You can give that child a sense of, ‘we may not be doing this perfect, obviously things didn’t work well, but we’re always looking for a better way and you’re still our […]
Dehydration Before Practice By Robert Seith CWK Network Producer Related Information | What Parents Need To Know | Resources “It’s a cumulative process. You get a little bit dehydrated on Monday; you get more dehydrated on Tuesday if you don’t refuel the tank. … You continue to feel fatigued and by Wednesday […]
The “Crack Baby” Myth By Yvette J. Brown CWK Network Related Information | What Parents Need To Know | Resources “There is no known syndrome. There is no set of characteristics that these children have. There is just no such thing as a “crack baby”,”– Dr. Claire Coles, Emory University – Dr. […]
