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Contents Letter From the Publisher P. 4 PB Picks - Summer Fun P. 6 10 Ways to Keep Cool When It’s Hot P. 8 Preparing Kids for Huricanes P. 10 Beat The Heat Guide P.12 Creating Cool in the Classroom P.16 Oliver Liam William Carson
Summer Travel Tips During COVID-19 P.18 Most Popular Baby Names of 2020 P. 20
ON THE COVER The beach is a great way to get out of the house but make sure to stay 6 feet! From left to right, Gavin, 9 years old, Kaden, 10 years old, Channing, 6 years old and Aubrey, 11years old, all of Palm Beach Gardens took their boogie boards out for some fun in the sun. | PBParenting.com | July 2020 3
Letter From The Publisher Greetings, How are you doing moms, dads and grandparents? The past few months certainly haven’t been the easiest. Make sure that you are taking care of yourself during these stressful times. Sometimes just going for a walk helps me. Of course, it is getting very hot! The heat index is hitting over 100! While I want to stay inside the comforts of my air conditioned home, my kids have boundless energy and are getting a little “COVID-crazy”. PB Parenting is here with the 9th edition of our Beat the Heat Guide. We are coming up on the hottest (and sometimes rainiest) months of the year so keep your cool with the help of our annual guide to help you get out of the house while avoiding the heat and now COVID-19 too. Also check out our Summer Camp Directory. There are physical and virtual camp options to keep the kids busy this summer as well. All of this information is online at www. pbparenting.com. We know the next couple of months will be challenging and we are all waiting to hear about school in the fall. Get the latest information by connecting with PB Parenting online! Like our facebook and instagram pages, join one of our facebook groups (Palm Beach County Moms for moms only, our co-ed group Palm Beach County Parents or our new Palm Beach County NICU Parents Group), and sign up for our e-newsleter and stay up to date with new openings and activities to do with the kids. Stay Safe and Happy Parenting,
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GigaPetsAR – The virtual pet is making its return to playtime. Choose between a Puppy, Unicorn, or a T-Rex. Experience full pet responsibilities including feeding, putting it to sleep, cleaning and bathing, taking it to the doctor, teaching it tricks, and discipline. Includes retro themed tinted transparent shells, better graphics and game play than in the 90’s, upgraded hardware, and an extended battery life. Download the free augmented reality app lets you experience your pet in 3D augmented reality! Complete activities on your GigaPets device to unlock screens which can be scanned to reveal special animations on your phone. The app also included all the classic GigaPets features like feeding, cleaning, playing games, and more so that you get two games for the price of one! Also check out GigaPets Trolls and Giga Pets Pixie! Trolls want to play games and go on adventures. Jam packed with fun activities: like skateboarding, surfing and avoiding the barber! GigaPets Pixie is coming soon! – It’s the most advanced GigaPets ever with 8 different evolutions to experience! In this game magic and the choices you make help determine your outcome. You can enter to win a GigaPet Troll at our website - www.pbparenting.com.
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Fourth of July Fireworks Wellington This year’s Village of Wellington July 4th Celebration will include two fireworks displays by Zambelli Fireworks. The displays will run simultaneously at Village Park and the Wellington Green Park, adjacent to The Mall at Wellington Green at 9:15 p.m. There will be special rules and restrictions like visitors must stay in or immediately adjacent to their vehicles; if they are outside, masks must be worn; no tailgating; no pets etc. West Palm Beach 4th on Flagler, as we know it, has been canceled. Instead, the City of West Palm Beach is planning for a DIY 4th of July. While the City’s Independence Day celebration will include fireworks, they will not be launched from near Flagler Drive but, instead, from two different undisclosed north and south
locations to reach as many people as possible. While some will be able to see the fireworks from their home, all residents will be able to view them by tuning into WPBF 25’S Project CommUNITY: Fireworks From Home at 9:00 p.m. on July 4 for a broadcast of the fireworks live. Cancelled Fireworks Boynton, Delray, Greenacres, Jupiter, Lake Worth Beach, North Palm Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, Royal Palm Beach
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10 Ways To Keep Cool When It’s Hot Lately, we have been spending more time outdoors. My family has been riding bikes and getting fresh air. It is hard to keep your cool in South Florida when temperatures reach the mid 90s for the next few months . It is important to stay cool not only for your comfort but your safety. Dangerously high temperatures can result in heat-related illnesses ranging from heat cramps to heat exhaustion and heat stroke. The following tips can help you keep cool all summer long. 1. Beat the sun and heat with an early morning or evening activity or workout. 2. Try to stay in the shade when outdoors during peak sunlight. 3. Wear loose-fitting clothing, preferably of a light color. Also cotton clothing will keep you cooler than many synthetics. 4. Fill a spray bottle with water and keep it in the refrigerator for a quick refreshing spray to your face after being outdoors or take it on the go with you! 5. Fans can help circulate air and make you feel cooler even in an airconditioned house. 6. Try storing lotions or cosmetic toners in the refrigerator to use on hot, overtired feet. 8 July 2020| PB Parenting |
7. Keep plastic bottles of water in the freezer; grab one when you’re ready to go outside. As the ice melts, you’ll have a supply of cold water with you. 8. Take frequent baths or showers with cool or tepid water. 9. Combat dehydration by drinking plenty of water along with sports drinks or other sources of electrolytes. Avoid caffeine and alcohol as these will promote dehydration. 10. Instead of hot foods, try lighter summer fare including frequent small meals or snacks containing cold fruit or low fat dairy products. As an added benefit, you won’t have to cook next to a hot stove. Finally, use common sense. If the heat is intolerable, stay indoors when you can and avoid activities in direct sunlight or on hot asphalt surfaces. Pay special attention to the elderly, infants, and anyone with a chronic illness, as they may dehydrate easily and be more susceptible to heat-related illnesses. Don’t forget that pets also need protection from dehydration and heatrelated illnesses too.
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Preparing Kids for Hurricanes Hurricanes can be scary — for grown-ups and kids alike. Kids learn how to respond to situations based on the behaviors and attitudes of those around them. Here are some tips to help them — and you — be ready during hurricane season. Talk About Hurricanes Kids might be confused about what a hurricane is, so use simple age-appropriate descriptions of what to expect if one is coming your way. For a younger child, you might say, “A hurricane is a tropical storm with very strong winds and lots of rain, lightning, and thunder.” It’s also important to tell kids that grown-ups will do their best to keep them safe. Try to Remain Calm Yourself Kids can easily sense the emotions of those around them. When a parent seems overly upset or worried, this can make a child’s own fears or worries worse. Let Kids Help With Pre-storm Preparations Keeping them busy can help keep kids’ minds off of their worries. Helping prepare in age-appropriate ways also can increase a child’s sense of control over the situation. To involve your kids: • Prepare a family disaster emergency kit. Kids can help collect canned goods and get flashlights ready. • Have your kids help bring outdoor items inside.
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Discuss your family’s disaster plan together. Will you need to evacuate — and what would that look like? Which grown-ups will do what? This will help kids know what to expect. During the Storm • Let kids pick a few comfort items, nonelectronic games, and toys in case of power outages. • Try to keep as normal a routine as possible. This can help children feel calm and safe. • Encourage kids to talk about their feelings or thoughts about what’s happening. Some kids might prefer not to talk right away — and that’s OK too. Spend time together and let them know that you’re there when they’re ready. After the Storm • Monitor media exposure. There can be “too much coverage” leading up to and especially after a hurricane hits. These images might be too much for young eyes and sensitive hearts. • Let children help with clean-up. • Pay attention to signs of stress, including nightmares, regressive behavior/acting younger than their age, and extra clinginess. These are common in children who’ve gone through a traumatic event. If you see any of these signs, talk to your doctor and know that trained counselors can help. © 1995-2020. The Nemours Foundation/KidsHealth®. Reprinted with permission.
Basic Disaster Supplies Kit To assemble your kit store items in airtight plastic bags and put your entire disaster supplies kit in one or two easy-to-carry containers such as plastic bins or a duffel bag. A basic emergency supply kit could include the following recommended items: • Water (one gallon per person per day for at least three days, for drinking and sanitation) • Food (min. 3 day supply of shelf stable food) • Battery-powered or hand crank radio and a NOAA Weather Radio with tone alert • Flashlight with Extra batteries • First aid kit • Whistle (to signal for help) • Plastic sheeting and duct tape • Moist towelettes, garbage bags and plastic ties (for personal sanitation) • Wrench or pliers (to turn off utilities) • Manual can opener (for food) • Local maps • Cell phone with chargers/backup battery
Additional Emergency Supplies The CDC has recommended people include additional items in their kits to help prevent the spread of coronavirus Consider adding the following items: • Cloth face coverings (for ages 2 and above), Pediatric Dentistry • Soap, hand sanitizer, disinfecting wipes to Specializing in Dentistry forAdolescents Infants, and Children, Adolescents Specializing in Dentistry for Infants, Children, those with Special Health Care n disinfect surfaces and those with Special Health Care needs • Prescription medications Michael J. Roseff, DMD, Michael J. Roseff, DMD, LLC LLC • Non-prescription medications such as pain Pediatric Dentist Diplomate of the American Board of Pediatric Dentistry relievers, anti-diarrhea medication, antacids Delicious Town Center Flickr Twitter FL 33472 Retweet Canyon Boynton Beach, 8784 Boynton Beach Blvd, #103, Boynton Beach, FL 33472 or laxatives 561-732-8333 ph# 561-732-8333 fax# 561-732-8375 roseffpediatricdentistry@comcas • Infant formula, bottles, diapers and wipes www.roseffpediatricdentistry.com Facebook MySpace StumbleUpon Digg • Pet food and extra water for your pet • Cash or traveler’s checks • Important family document Slash Dot Mixx Skype Technora School • Sleeping bag or blanket for each person • Complete change of clothing appropriate Spotlight for your climate and sturdy shoes Reddit FriendFeed YouTube LinkedIn • Fire extinguisher and matches in a waterproof container • Mess kits, paper cups, plates, paper towels Don’t miss our Back To School issue next month Newsvine SlideShare Google Google Ta and plastic utensils including our bi-annual School Spotlight! • Paper and pencil Interested in having your school listed? Contact Jennifer@pbparenting.com. • Books, games, puzzles or other activities Yahoo Yahoo Buzz Netvibes AOL for children
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Adrenaline Entertainment Center offers 45,000 sqft of Extreme Play. SUMMER RUSH SPECIAL! Monday through Friday 11am – 4pm you can get 3 hours + Drink + Pizza Slice for only $20 all Summer long. If you’re looking for a day of adventure and excitement, look no further than Adrenaline Entertainment Center’s indoor trampoline park in Lake Worth! Our parks are so much more than just a traditional trampoline park. Adrenaline offers high-energy fun through a wide variety of heart pounding activities like basketball, dodgeball, rock-climbing, performance trampolines, foam pits, battle beams and more! Check out their website for details www. jumpadrenaline.com/lake-worth. PB Cool off with Camp Parenting Palm Beach County’s Parenting Resource
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Summer Camp. Check out PB Parenting’s 9th annual Summer Camp Directory available 24/7 online at www. pbparenting.com. Sandoway Discovery Center Sandoway Discovery Center offers a glimpse into South Florida’s fragile marine and freshwater environments through educational exhibits and programs. Visitors of all ages can get an up-close view of: sharks and other fish in our coral reef pool, native and invasive reptiles and amphibians, shells in our world-class shell collection, butterfly garden and native dune, opossum and screech owl in our nocturnal room, stingrays and more! Touchless animal encounters and small animal feedings are done throughout the day. To purchase tickets on-line or for more details please visit www.sandoway. org or call 561-274-7263.
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Shark Wake Park Looking for a way to make summer more fun? We mean, like intense, can’tpeel-the-smile-off-yourface fun. Beat the heat and head to the coolest water park around! Shark Wake Park’s Obstacle Island is one of the largest inflatable, floating playgrounds on the East Coast, featuring climbing towers, monkey bars, slippery slides and more! And if you’re looking for some actionpacked, hair-raising adventures on the water, give our cable park a try where you can learn to kneeboard, wakeboard, water ski and more. For more information, visit SharkWakePark.com/561 or call 561323-3937.
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Creating Cool in the Classroom with Technology, Arts and More! Summer Learning Opportunities with Center for Creative Education A FREE, In-Person Summer Camp for students entering grades 1 to 4. Through July (only a $50 registration is required). Our summer program is designed to help students get back to in-person, in the classroom learning. Our staff of Florida certified teachers have developed arts integrated lessons for math, science, and literacy. Application HERE: https://bit. ly/3dOlc6S Summer Digital Literacy Courses (In-Person & Virtual) for Grades 6-12! Through July. Courses in Animation and Photoshop+FinalCutPro+Digital Marketing. $160.00 per course. More Information HERE: https:// cceflorida.org/summer-courses-2020/ Also offering FREE Virtual Creativity Lessons for Grades K-8 Fun, engaging lessons created by CCE Teaching Artists that include music, movement, and art projects some of which are standards-based (Arts for Literacy) and are frequently updated. Lessons HERE: https://cceflorida.org/ virtual/ For more information email info@ cceflorida.org or call 561-805-9927
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Summer Youth VIRTUAL College at Palm Beach State College – OK parents, we hear you! You want to get the kids out of the house but all the camps are closed due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. While we can’t be faceto-face, we’re offering the next best thing… WE’VE GONE VIRTUAL! Your kids can login from the safety of your own home. We have classes on-line with LIVE TEACHERS. Courses for ages 8-14 years old include Play (eSports Apprentice), Learn (Battle Royale), Imagine (Adventures in Augmented Reality) and so much more. Courses for Teens and Young Adults include Handling Medical Emergencies, Photography, Growing Plants for Fun and Profit, Drawing and so much more. Go to our website and take a look at all the classes we’re offering. Scholarships available, register is now open! www. palmbeachstate.edu/SYC.
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2020 BEAT THE HEAT GUIDE South Florida Science Center and Aquarium The South Florida Science Center and Aquarium is OPEN - we are the perfect destination to beat the heat! Enjoy cool science exhibits, check out the Aquarium and takein a show in the only full dome planetarium in Palm Beach County! Guests can also bring their own picnic blankets/chairs to enjoy our new outdoor amphitheater shows and mini golf on our science trail. Check out our website for special safety guidelines. Located at 4801 Dreher Trail North, West Palm Beach, FL 33405. Call (561) 8321988 or visit www.sfsciencecenter. org for more information.
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Now that stay at home orders have been lifted and some businesses begin to open back up you may be thinking of a summer vacation. If you do decide to take a vacation, it will look very different this year. You may opt to take a road trip or stay closer to home and of course you will need to take extra precautions. Here are some tips from the CDC if you decide to take a trip.
• Pick up food at drive-throughs, curbside restaurant service, or stores.
Anticipate Travel Needs • Bring enough of your medicine to last you for the entire trip. • Pack enough alcohol-based hand sanitizer (least 60% alcohol) and keep it within reach. • Bring a cloth face covering to wear in public places. (Some areas have rules in effect where The CDC recommends: they are mandatory) If you travel protect yourself and others • Prepare food and water for your trip. Pack during your trip: non-perishable food in case restaurants and • Clean your hands often. stores are closed. • Wash your hands with soap and water for • Take steps to protect yourself from at least 20 seconds, especially after you have COVID-19 when booking accommodations or been in a public place, after touching surfaces planning an overnight stay. frequently touched by others, after blowing • If you are considering cleaning your travel your nose, coughing, or sneezing, and before lodgings, see CDC’s guidance on how to touching your face or eating. clean and disinfect. (https://www.cdc.gov/ • If soap and water are not available, bring and coronavirus/2019-ncov/prevent-getting-sick/ use hand sanitizer that contains at least 60% cleaning-disinfection.html#clean-disinfect) alcohol. Cover all surfaces of your hands and State and Local Travel Restrictions rub your hands together until they feel dry. Follow state and local travel restrictions. For • Avoid touching your eyes, nose, or mouth. up-to-date information and travel guidance, • Avoid close contact with others. check the state or local health department • Keep 6 feet of physical distance from others. where you are, along your route, and at your • Wear a cloth face covering in public. planned destination. While you are traveling, • Cover coughs and sneezes. it is possible a state or local government 18 July 2020| PB Parenting |
may put into place travel restrictions, such as stay-at-home or shelter-in-place orders, mandated quarantines upon arrival, or even state border closures. Plan to keep checking for updates as you travel. While you’re in research mode, look up visitor information and hours for businesses, restaurants parks and other places you may want to visit during your stay. Maintaining Social Distancing and Sanitization Social distancing and sanitization aren’t taking a vacation while you are on vacation. We can not stress that now more than ever, it’s important to pack up your car with hand sanitizer, sanitizing wipes, sanitizing spray, face masks, and even a thermometer. And keep practicing social distancing with good and frequent hand-washing. If a place is too crowded be prepare to leave. If you can, pack your own snacks and drinks so you reduce the need to go into rest stops and expose yourself to others.
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Despite Coronavirus, birthrates are expected to remain consistent in 2020 and here is the scoop on boy and girl baby names stealing the show so far this year. Names.org released predictions for the Most Popular Baby Names of 2020. New entries in the top 10 for boys this year includes Henry and Alexander, while Mila cracked the top 10 for girls. The rankings were determined by analyzing the most recent data from the Social Security Administration, trends from the past five years, and current user interest from millions of visitors to our site. Here are the Top 10 Boys Names for 2020 1. Liam 2. Noah 3. William 4. Oliver 5. Lucas 6. Benjamin 7. Elijah 8. James 9. Henry 10. Alexander Sebastian is just outside the top 10 and is rising in popularity. Look for Sebastian in the top 10 list in the coming years. Mason, Ethan, Logan, Michael, and Daniel also fall just short of the top 10, but they are declining in popularity. Here are the Top 10 Girl Names for 2020 1. Emma 2. Olivia 3. Ava 4. Isabella 20 July 2020| PB Parenting |
Most Popular Baby Names of 2020 5. Charlotte 6. Sophia 7. Amelia 8. Mia 9. Mila 10. Harper Luna, Camila, and Aria are just outside the top 10 and are rising in popularity. Look for these names in the top 10 list in the coming years. Evelyn, Abigail, and Ella also fall just short of the top 10, but they are declining in popularity. The Wildcards While most names see a gradual change in popularity, some names see an enormous increase from one year to the next such as the fastest rising names of all time. These sudden naming shifts are much more difficult to predict. Names like Ashley and Debra saw dramatic changes in their popularity from one year to the next. Ashley jumped from #17 in 1982 to #4 in 1983 with over 18,000 more babies born with the name in 1983 than the year before. Debra jumped from #18 in 1951 to #9 in 1952 with over 10,000 more babies born with the name in 1952 than the year before. Americans are choosing more unique baby names so the wildcards and other modern baby names could unexpectedly beat our predictions if they see a large enough change. So, let’s take a look at some of the wildcards that are showing early signs of a possible huge rise in popularity that could beat our predictions and take one of the top spots.
Boy Wildcard Names 1. Theodore 2. Asher 3. Leo 4. Hudson 5. Ezra 6. Carson 7. Santiago 8. Mateo 9. Elias 10. Jack Girl Wildcard Names 1. Luna 2. Nova 3. Everly 4. Camila 5. Isla 6. Ivy 7. Emilia 8. Valentina 9. Willow 10. Emery
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