Guest Post by Dena Soliman, co-owner of Kids ‘R’ Kids of West Allen
Recently I heard the neighbor’s young child turn and say defiantly to her mother: “You’re not the boss of me!” I hid a smile as I thought back to the many occasions I have heard that same phrase from countless preschoolers, often four-year-olds, who chafe under the restrictions of adults.
Peter and the Starcatcher, opens on September 17th at the AT&T Performing Arts Center, Winspear Opera House. The performance run is through September 29th.
by Dr. Monica Anderson
Fall sports season is here and student athletes are heading to the fields to compete in organized sports such as football, soccer or field hockey. Keeping the season fun means playing safe, and that includes protecting your child’s teeth. More than five million teeth are knocked out each year through sports injury, accident or play. One in four teens is seen annually in the emergency room or admitted to the hospital for a sports-related injury.
So what can you do to keep your child smiling through the whole season? Below are some actions you can to take to help protect your student athlete’s oral health:
