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White House’s Childhood Obesity Task Force Must Focus on Providing Treatment for Minority Children

body .displaytickersn{ *float:left } ]]> Effort to eliminate childhood obesity requires legislative support of treatment and prevention services ANN ARBOR, Mich., Sept. 8, 2011 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — The White House Task Force on Childhood...

Published Thu, Sep 08 2011 9:20 AM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Parenting, Popular Culture, kids, children
North American International Auto Show Announces 2012 High School Poster Competition

body .displaytickersn{ *float:left } ]]> Cash prizes will be awarded to 16 Michigan area student winners Download image TROY, Mich., Sept. 8, 2011 /PRNewswire/ — The 2012 North American International Auto Show (NAIAS), sponsored by NAIAS LLC...

Published Thu, Sep 08 2011 9:20 AM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Parenting, Popular Culture, kids, children
Toys"R"Us and Babies"R"Us Customers Can Order From Anywhere and Pick Up Anywhere With Enhanced Omnichannel Offerings Making Shopping Even More Convenient

body .displaytickersn{ *float:left } ]]> Company Expands “Buy Online, Pick Up In Store” Service To All “R”Us Stores* Nationwide, Increases Selection of Eligible Products, And Adds “Family and Friends Pick Up,” Allowing...

Published Thu, Sep 08 2011 9:20 AM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Parenting, toys, Products, kids, children
NBC reporter Andrea Mitchell has *** cancer

WASHINGTON | Wed Sep 7, 2011 5:24pm EDT WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Andrea Mitchell, NBC’s chief foreign affairs correspondent and wife of former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan, said on her TV program on Wednesday that she has **...

Published Thu, Sep 08 2011 3:19 AM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Parenting, News, kids, child development, training
Gabrielle Giffords writes memoir with husband

PHOENIX | Wed Sep 7, 2011 6:02pm EDT PHOENIX (Reuters) – A memoir by wounded Arizona politician Gabrielle Giffords and her retired astronaut husband, Mark Kelly, will be released on November 15, the book’s publisher said on Wednesday...

Published Thu, Sep 08 2011 3:19 AM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Parenting, News, kids, child development, training
Reese Witherspoon struck by car while jogging

LOS ANGELES | Thu Sep 8, 2011 5:38am EDT LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – Oscar-winning actress Reese Witherspoon was home and recovering from being hit by a car while jogging in the beach community of Santa Monica on Wednesday, her representative said...

Published Thu, Sep 08 2011 3:19 AM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Parenting, News, kids, child development, training
Weight Watchers works, scientific study finds

By Kate Kelland LONDON | Wed Sep 7, 2011 7:10pm EDT LONDON (Reuters) – Overweight patients told by their doctors to go to Weight Watchers lose around twice as much weight as people receiving standard weight loss care over 12 months, according...

Published Wed, Sep 07 2011 9:18 PM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Community Life, lifestyle, living, people
Hints of high life sprout in poverty-stricken Gaza

By Crispian Balmer GAZA | Wed Sep 7, 2011 4:25pm EDT GAZA (Reuters) – Amidst the poverty and deprivation of the Gaza Strip, a few small signs of prosperity have started to emerge, giving violence-weary locals a taste of comfort that is taken...

Published Wed, Sep 07 2011 9:17 PM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Community Life, lifestyle, living, people
Free App Teaches Reading Skills While Entertaining

Imagine Learning has released a significant upgrade to Bookster™, an interactive reading app for kids. The popular app was designed to entertain young readers while helping them develop reading skills. The app now features a bookshelf with eight new books...

Published Wed, Sep 07 2011 9:51 AM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: new york times, Products, Fun Activities To Do With Kids, Children's Development, education, amazon, iphone, language and literacy, curriculum development, product management, bookshelves, preview books, reading skills, software solution, literacy software, literacy instruction, picture books, story summaries, page previews, teaching vocabulary, mobile applications, nine books, reading fun, interactive reading
Child Rescue Centre Establishes New Partnership to Care for Victims of Child Trafficking in Sierra Leone

The Child Rescue Centre, a program of Helping Children Worldwide, has established a partnership with Faith Alliance Against Slavery and Trafficking (FAAST), a program of World Hope International to combat child trafficking and forced child labor in Sierra...

Published Wed, Sep 07 2011 9:37 AM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Children's Health and safety, Community Life, helping children, united methodist church, united nations human development, international labor affairs, ministry of social welfare, child survivors, sierra leone, child trafficking, slave trade, scrap metal, us dept of labor, 1820s, dept of labor, playing soccer, child traffickers, child prostitution, forms of child labor, united nations human development index
National BRITAX "Free Ride" Event Helps Growing Families Save Money

body .displaytickersn{ *float:left } ]]> — Purchase a B-READY stroller and choose a free BRITAX B-SAFE, CHAPERONE, Bassinet or Second Child Seat — Download image CHARLOTTE, N.C., Sept. 7, 2011 /PRNewswire/ — BRITAX offers parents a free stroller...

Published Wed, Sep 07 2011 9:15 AM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Parenting, Popular Culture, kids, children
Remembering 9/11: The Youth Perspective

body .displaytickersn{ *float:left } ]]> Majority of teens believe U.S. will prevent things like 9/11 from happening again NEW YORK, Sept. 7, 2011 /PRNewswire/ — For adults, September 11, 2001 was a terrifying day full of unknowns and horrifying...

Published Wed, Sep 07 2011 9:15 AM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Parenting, Popular Culture, kids, children
Boy Scouts of America Introduces New Merit Badge… With Roots That Date Back to 600 AD

body .displaytickersn{ *float:left } ]]> DALLAS, Sept. 7, 2011 /PRNewswire/ — Scouts will be able to add a new patch to their merit badge sash—a patch for playing a game. However, it’s a game that requires critical thinking skills, deep...

Published Wed, Sep 07 2011 9:15 AM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Parenting, toys, Products, kids, children
Proven Working Memory Training Program Launches for U.S. Schools

As our country’s 55 million school-aged kids head back to the classroom this fall, many are facing learning challenges, struggling to grasp what they are being taught, and others exhibit behavioral problems that challenge their teachers and make it difficult...

Published Wed, Sep 07 2011 8:57 AM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Children's Development, education, memory training, clinicians, launch, academic researchers, classroom activities, cognition, working memory, memory capacity, socialization, cognitive function, computer training program, private practice, developmental psychologist, brain sciences unit, pilot schools, based computer, joni, memory skills, cogmed, academic performance
Charleston’s Husk restaurant celebrates farm-to-table purity

By Harriet McLeod CHARLESTON, South Carolina | Tue Sep 6, 2011 10:43pm EDT CHARLESTON, South Carolina (Reuters) – Contrary to popular notions, not every southern cook relies on the deep-fat fryer. At Charleston, South Carolina’s Husk...

Published Wed, Sep 07 2011 3:10 AM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Community Life, lifestyle, living, people

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White House’s Childhood Obesity Task Force Must Focus on Providing Treatment for Minority Children

North American International Auto Show Announces 2012 High School Poster Competition

Toys"R"Us and Babies"R"Us Customers Can Order From Anywhere and Pick Up Anywhere With Enhanced Omnichannel Offerings Making Shopping Even More Convenient

NBC reporter Andrea Mitchell has *** cancer

Gabrielle Giffords writes memoir with husband

Reese Witherspoon struck by car while jogging

Weight Watchers works, scientific study finds

Hints of high life sprout in poverty-stricken Gaza

Free App Teaches Reading Skills While Entertaining

Child Rescue Centre Establishes New Partnership to Care for Victims of Child Trafficking in Sierra Leone

National BRITAX "Free Ride" Event Helps Growing Families Save Money

Remembering 9/11: The Youth Perspective

Boy Scouts of America Introduces New Merit Badge… With Roots That Date Back to 600 AD

Proven Working Memory Training Program Launches for U.S. Schools

Charleston’s Husk restaurant celebrates farm-to-table purity