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Healthy Habits for the New School Year

By Michelle Snyder, DO, Sawgrass Pediatrics It is hard to believe it’s back-to-school season already! Establishing healthy habits will help ensure a smooth transition, continued academic success, and overall well-being. Here are some key habits to consider as you gear up for back to school: Establish a Consistent Sleep RoutineOne of the most important habits […]

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Parkland Soccer: Celebrating Community & Growth for 37 Years

By Ashley Ferraro n a vital part of the community, providing a fun and welcoming environment for kids to leaSince its humble beginnings in 1987, Parkland Soccer has beern soccer and grow as individuals, while also bringing the community together. What started on a simple cow pasture has evolved into a thriving program now held

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7 Harmful Ingredients Hiding in Your Kid’s School Lunches

By Dr. Rosemarie Rutecki How do you know if what you are packing for your kids is healthy and nourishes their bodies? Let’s take a look at the hidden ingredients. 1. Glyphosate: It’s a herbicide spray on corn (tortillas, chips), soy (edamame), oatmeal, wheat (pizza, pasta, bread), and other crops. It destroys your gut microbiome,

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A Parent’s Guide to School Spirit Weeks

By Lindsey Steinberg Parents know the feeling all too well: It’s a Sunday night during the school year. They rummage through their child’s backpack and find a crinkled flyer declaring “Spirit Week stars tomorrow! Dress accordingly!” The flyer lists specific dress up days like “Blue shirt Monday,” “Silly Sock Tuesday,” Superhero Friday,” and more. Dread

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