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NATALIA MIABELLA ADAMS Jul. 17, 2020 PARENTS:
Patrick & Marioli Adams
MAXWELL BERNARD ALKIRE Sept. 13, 2020 PARENTS:
MASON AGUIAR Oct. 24, 2020 PARENTS:
Matthew & Magi Aguiar
ASHTRID LOVE ALMAGURE Sept. 29, 2020 PARENTS:
Geoff & Danielle Alkire
Jean-Luc Almagure & Jewelia Love Schultz-Guy
AVAEA ALMANZA Apr. 10, 2020
ALEXANDER ANTHONY ALVAREZ
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Ever Almanza & Valerie Olmeda
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Sara Rohn
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t the Women’s Clinic of Northern Colorado we want to support women and their families as they transition into parenting. We offer a multitude of classes to empower parents; as well as a weekly support group for women to find their community of mamas. The following hints are provided in hopes that we can help women focus on the fact that what babies need more than anything is a present and self-aware mama who is gentle with herself and grounded.
HINTS TO NAVIGATE THE EARLY STAGES OF MOTHERHOOD: • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
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Listen to your instincts, and figure it out as you go. Do less Often it really is “just a phase” See your changed body as your new superpower Treat yourself with more love, patience, and compassion." Don't sweat the small stuff Find perspective Don't be afraid to ignore advice Get back into exercise at your own pace Sleep Trust yourself Take a lot of pictures Don't try to be the perfect mother Stay nourished Know that it's okay to do things differently Remember that nothing goes as planned Find a community of mamas Remind yourself that you know what you're doing Don't forget to take time for your partner Know you're doing amazing
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CHARLOTTE MARCELLA & ELEANOR JO AMEN Sept. 08, 2020 PARENTS:
CARLY JANE ARCENEAUX Aug. 11, 2020 PARENTS:
Bruce & Mallory Amen
Matt & Paige Arceneauz
BRIAN JOSUE ARREDONDO Sept. 28, 2020
GISELLE GETSEMANI ARREDONDO Jul. 16, 2020
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Angel Arredondo & Brenda Hernandez
ISABELLA DENISE ASMUSSEN Jan. 31, 2020 PARENT:
Emily M. Asmussen
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Victor Arredondo & Jazmin Lopez
BENJAMIN BJORN BAKER Jan. 18, 2020 PARENTS:
Ryan Benjamin & Joy Christine Baker
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ARLO BALDWIN Aug. 30, 2020 PARENTS:
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Kyle & Samantha Baldwin
Omar Banuelos & Yesenia Ceja
PRESTON JAMES BELFIORE Jul. 07, 2020
JORDYN BIWER Sept. 08, 2020
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Sean & Sonja Belfiore
EMERY BROWN Nov. 22, 2020 PARENTS:
Micheal & Melody Brown 6|
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Cody & Jennifer Biwer
JOELENE BROWN Mar. 24, 2020 PARENTS:
Harlen Brown & Jamie Matheny
ALEJANDRA ANASTASIA BARERRA Aug. 14, 2020 PARENT:
Angela Barrera
TANNER JAMES BOHLING Sept. 08, 2020 PARENTS:
BLAKE DWIGHT RANDALL BARR Nov. 24, 2020 PARENTS:
Daniel Barr & Melissa Parrish-Barr
AUGUST ANTHONY BRICENO Dec. 03, 2020 PARENTS:
Tim & Allison Bohling
Anthony Briceno & Briana Mashek
NOAH CHARLES BROWN May 13, 2020
ADESSA MAY BRUNNER Aug. 02, 2020
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Adam Ryan & Rebecca Jean Brown
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Joshua Brunner & Stephanie Tello
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FREYA ALICIA BUCEY Aug. 24, 2020 PARENTS:
Ronnie Bucey & Heather Baker
JACKSON JORDAN BURKS Feb. 02, 2020 PARENTS:
Daniel Burks & Brittani (Guerrero) Burks
DESMOND CHAVEZPENA Jun. 02, 2020 PARENTS:
Raymond Chavez & Destini Pena
JACKSON JAMES BURK Feb. 23, 2020 PARENTS:
Shawn & Desiree Burk
MARCOS CHAVEZ Apr. 05, 2020 PARENTS:
Luis Chavez & Jade Calderon
TIMOTHY SCOT COLE III Jun. 26, 2020 PARENTS:
Timothy & Laura Cole
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TO P 1 0 B A B Y NA ME S BY LUCY ROBINSON | October 19, 2020
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ophia is officially the reigning queen of girls' names for the 11th year in a row! While the top 10 didn't change from last year, most names moved up or down. Aaliyah outdid Amelia and Mia, and Aria slipped behind Isabella. Most notably, Riley jumped up six spots. Riley is also the only name in the top 10 that doesn't end with the feminine “ah” sound. We'll keep an eye on girls' names ending with a "y" next year.
Baby names are always a mirror of the times. Changes in the 2020 list reflect a year of loss and political divisiveness. Kobe shot up 175% after Kobe Bryant, one of the greatest basketball players of all time, lost his life in a tragic helicopter accident alongside his 13-year-old daughter, Gianna (up 216%). On the social and political fronts, Kamala (up 104%) and Liberty (up 12%) rose in popularity, while Karen and Chad declined by 13% and 12% respectively.
As for boys' names, Liam took the number one spot for the second year in a row. Caden dropped three places, Elijah overtook Grayson and Lucas, and Noah gained traction. Muhammad fell from the top 10, edged out by Mateo – which could be the influence of Lionel Messi, the international soccer superstar whose young son Mateo has his own legion of fans, or the popular show Jane the Virgin (Jane's son is named Mateo).
Here are the top baby names of the year, contributed by more than 520,000 BabyCenter parents. We combined spellings of similar names to find their true popularity. For ideas beyond the top 100, check out our baby name inspiration video, baby name polls, and themed name lists.
GIRLS 1. Sophia 2. Olivia 3. Riley 4. Emma 5. Ava 6. Isabella 7. Aria 8. Aaliyah 9. Amelia 10. Mia 8|
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SOURCE: BabyCenter.com website
BOYS 1. Liam 2. Noah 3. Jackson 4. Aiden 5. Elijah 6. Grayson 7. Lucas 8. Oliver 9. Caden 10. Mateo
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AEKO JESUS CONDE May 21, 2020 PARENTS:
Gonzalo Conde & Alexis Martinez
HALLIE MAE COX Jan. 15, 2020 PARENTS:
Taylor & Tasha Cox
LEILANI RUTH CROSS-AREVALO May 07, 2020 PARENTS:
Devon Cross-Arevalo & Makinsey Schawo
BELLAMIRA AMARIS CONTRERAS May 09, 2020 PARENTS:
Joshua & Savanah Contreras
NOVA DAWN CONTRERAS Mar. 23, 2020 PARENTS:
Dabrien Austin & Alyssa Brooke Contreras
ARIELI LEILANI COSTILLA-TOLER-IBARRA Apr. 26, 2020 PARENTS:
Jose Costilla Ibarra & Mariah Toler
AVIANA ROSE COZBEY Sept. 10, 2020 PARENTS:
Isaac Rodriguez & Abbie Cozbey
JOSEPHINE JEAN CRUZ Feb. 24, 2020 PARENTS:
Josue Cruz & Stevie Moran
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AUDREY RAY DAVIS Sept. 12, 2020 PARENTS:
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EDALEE ROSE DEBOARD Jun. 04, 2020 PARENTS:
Alex & Leah Davis
Colton & Isabeau Davisson
ELODIE DINNER Feb. 12, 2020
ROSALIE LYNN DOMINGUEZ Aug. 23, 2020
ELLIOTT OAKLEY DURAN Apr. 13, 2020
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Kyle & Kaitlyn Dinner
EVERETT RAYNE DUVALL May. 06, 2020 PARENTS:
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Joe & Kelsey Deboard
Michael Dominguez & Alijah Cortez
Nathan Duran & Marissa Chavez
CHARLOTTE ESPINOZA May 12, 2020
LEGACY MARIAH ARCHULETA EURESTI Oct. 02, 2020
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James & Alicia Espinoza
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Juan Euresti Jr. & Jodeci Antoinette Gonzales
ZAYLEE ELORA DEVER Nov. 17, 2020 PARENTS:
Nathan & Brianna Dever
LENORA CLAIRE DURAN Oct. 24, 2020 PARENTS:
Chad Duran & Lauren Kortmeyer
ELIZABETH ELLZEY Aug. 23, 2020 PARENTS:
Eric & Ashley Ellzey
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MILA DAISY ELM May 13, 2020 PARENTS:
Josh Aaron Elm & Maycee Drean Sage
CAMBRIA JANIS FAIRBANKS Oct. 14, 2020 PARENTS:
Travis Fairbanks & ShoSaunna Towndrow
JACELYNN ROSE FISHER Aug. 25, 2020 PARENTS:
Jeremy Fisher & Alyssa Ocker
IRIS RANIE FLORES Oct. 10, 2020 PARENTS:
Jessie & Brandy Flores
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JULIAN XAVIAN FLOREZ Jun. 18, 2020 PARENTS:
Julian & Yvonne Florez
DIONYSIUS ISAAC GARZA Jul. 30, 2020
EZEKIEL RAY GETTMAN Dec. 11, 2020 PARENTS:
Dustin Gettman & Cassandra Gettman
ZENAYDA JANNEY GONZALEZ Jun. 24, 2020
SUNNY ELLYSE GONZALEZ-RAMOS May 04, 2020
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JAZAYVIEN ISRAEL LOPEZ GARCIA Oct. 06, 2020
AZRIEL LEE GARZA Sep. 24, 2020
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Isaiah Ray Garza & Moriah Jean-Lee Garza
Joshua Garcia & Stasia Lopez
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Jorge Garza & Bethany Schmidt
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FINNLEY ELIZABETH FORDRED Jan. 13, 2020
Cristian Gonzalez-Flores & Alyssa Ramos
MOXLEE RAYANNE GIGGY Dec. 11, 2020 PARENTS:
Michael Giggy & Alexandra Widick
KAIDEE GRAJEDA Jun. 21, 2020 PARENTS:
Jesus Grajeda & Kasandra Gonzalez
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CORTANA LYNN GOMEZ Jul. 21, 2020 PARENTS:
Daniel Luis Gomez & Jennifer Lynn Latuseck
MOSES ALEXANDER GRIMALDO Oct. 14, 2020 PARENTS:
Michael Grimaldo & Cristina Roberts
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MAVRIK LEE GROVES Aug. 18, 2020 PARENTS:
ELIAS PARKER GUMZ May 14, 2020 PARENTS:
ATREO ROYCE GUZMAN Aug. 13, 2020 PARENTS:
Jeremy Groves & Aby Groves (Herrera)
Christopher Bradley Gumz & Bethany Ann Gumz
Omar Guzman & Lisa Campos
ARIAN SEBASTIAN & AIRANI FELIX HERNANDEZ Jan. 04, 2020
NEYMAR SIXTO HERNร NDEZ Sept. 06, 2020
MAX ROBERT HERR Jun. 14, 2020
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Adrian & Susana Hernandez
Sixto R. Hernรกndez Arango & Jaqueline Hernรกndez
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MALCOM PARK LEE HINOJOSA Feb. 21, 2020
MARCUS LLOYD HOHENSTEIN Aug. 26, 2020
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Jayden Hinojosa & Amber Marsh
Daniel & Elizabeth Hohenstein
FINLEY HEINY Aug. 25, 2020 PARENTS:
Nathan & Sami Heiny
ALINA RAE HERRERA Jun. 18, 2020 PARENTS:
Dylan Herr & Katy Balcerzak
Orlando Herrera & Devon Rios
CHRISTIAN HOPP Mar. 26, 2019
LOXLEY HUGGINS Mar. 16, 2020
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Michael & Sierra Hopp
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Kalob & Michaela Huggins
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HOW TO SELECT SAFE TOYS FOR KIDS
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hildren look forward to opening birthday presents and gifts for special occasions. However, there are some things to keep in mind to make sure gifts are safe and appropriate.
To help you make savvy selections, PlaySafe.org from The Toy Association, the premier site for toy safety information, is offering the following guidance:
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Avoid shady sellers: It can be tempting to shop around. However, that low priced toy may not actually be “a good deal.”
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an independent testing laboratory,” says Joan Lawrence, The Toy Association’s “Toy Safety Mom” and senior vice president of standards and regulatory affairs. “The cheap imitations and counterfeits available online from illicit sellers haven’t met these same safety standards.” A recent survey commissioned by The Toy Association of U.S. parents who are their household’s primary toy purchaser revealed that 71 percent of parents whose kids get holiday gifts from grandparents who shop online aren’t completely confident that their elders know how to ensure that toys are from verified sellers. In the same survey, 19 percent of parents report that their child has received a knock-off toy that was bought online. Parents should talk to gift purchasers about sticking with verified
sellers. This includes buying directly from brand websites or by following provided links to official retailers selling a brand’s products. For those who do choose to shop through lesser-known online sellers, checking out reviews and a product’s legitimacy before making a purchase is essential.
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Follow age recommendations: Playing with toys above
a child’s age grade can lead to misuse and possible injury. However, 26 percent of parents in The Toy Association survey report that their kid has received a toy which was meant for kids who were older. Pay special attention to age grading on product labels and encourage family members who are also toy shopping to do the same. These are not merely suggestions, they’re firm recommendations made by safety experts based on childhood developmental stages. Find this information on labels and in product descriptions. If it’s not available, that’s a red flag and could mean the toy is illicit.
Pay attention to toys labeled 3+: Toys labeled 3+ may
contain small parts that can be a choking hazard for children under 3 or kids who still mouth toys. While these items often
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make great gifts for older kids, they should be stowed away after playtime to keep younger siblings safe. Not sure if a toy is small enough to be hazardous? Consider getting a Small Parts Tester to test toys and other small household objects.
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Monitor playtime: Kids find ways to play with things that
are not toys, including objects that can be very dangerous if accidentally swallowed (e.g. batteries, high-powered magnets, decorations, medications). On the other hand, there is a federal law that requires batteries in toys to be kept inaccessible, thanks to the use of a locking mechanism. Keep dangerous, non-toy items out-of-reach and monitor children during playtime.
For additional toy safety information, tips and resources, visit PlaySafe.org. “Don’t let your child unwrap a safety hazard,” says Lawrence. “By shopping smart you can ensure safe play.” (StatePoint) PHOTO SOURCE: (c) fizkes / iStock via Getty Images Plus
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LILY & VIOLET HURT Oct. 13, 2020 PARENTS:
NOAH WAYNE JAKEL Nov. 30, 2020 PARENTS:
ABIGAIL MABEL MAE JANTZ Aug. 18, 2020
HEZEKAI DA’KARI JOHNSON Sept. 15, 2020
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Deoveya Johnson & Brooke Whitaker
Steven & Daniela Hurt
Michael & Kimberly Jakel
IDA MAEVE KUTTNER JOHNSON Aug. 06, 2020
ILLA MAE KERN Oct. 22, 2020
AINSLEY MAE KIBURZ Oct. 30, 2020
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Andrew & Megan Kern
Josh & Savannah Kiburz
PAISLEY GRACE KIRKPATRICK Aug. 18, 2020
WILLIAM CHRISTIAN KOHLI May 19, 2020
SERENITY JANE KOLB Jul. 05, 2020
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Jon Kohli & Hailey Erdbruegger
Joshua & Dana Kolb
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DANICA LEXI KINGSTON Nov. 09, 2020 PARENTS:
Jake Ryan Kingston & Amber Kay Walker
ARIA KELLEY KUDRNA Dec. 02, 2020 PARENTS:
Austin Kudrna & Erin Duncan
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NATALIA ROSE CASTANEDA LANDEROS Jul. 22, 2020 PARENTS:
Miguel Landeros & Alexandra Castaneda
CECILIA REBECA LEOS Oct. 10, 2020 PARENTS:
RYLEE LARAE Oct. 22, 2020 PARENTS:
Austin & Kristen Bitz
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Mark Lee & Erika Wall
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Adam Lienemann & Sydney Archuleta
ZENDAYAH LLAMAS Oct. 22, 2020
BOSTON LOGAN Mar. 29, 2020
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Casey & Christy Lauer
BAYLOR ANTHONY LEE Sept. 02, 2020
ARCHIE WILDER LIENEMANN Sept. 10, 2020
Jesse & Elizabeth Leos
Enrique & Arlinda Llamas
COLIN LAUER Jun. 12, 2020
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Brian & Latisha Ortega
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INDIGO LUA Mar. 28, 2020 PARENT:
Havanah Hamilton
RYLEIGH RAYNE MAIKE Sept. 30, 2020 PARENTS:
CARINA ARIELLA MACIAS Feb. 15, 2020 PARENTS:
Hector Macias & Selena Garza
EMMETT MALDONADO Jul. 29, 2020
EVERLEIGH ARIANA MALDONADO Jan. 06, 2020
PARENTS:
Albert & Kristen Maldonado
ADAYLINE GUADALUPE MARQUEZ~CONTRERAS Dec. 09, 2020
CAMILLA NAOMI MARTINEZ Sept. 20, 2020
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David & Celeste Macias
Dylan & Taylor Maike
Jose Contreras & Preciosa Analaura Marquez
QUETZAL ELISEO MACIAS Feb. 05, 2020
Audie Martinez & Natalie Abreo
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Anthony & Xenia Maldonado
LYLA SKY MARTINEZ Oct. 08, 2020 PARENTS:
Bryant Martinez & Angela Nickerson
KINZLEE MADDUX May 15, 2020 PARENTS:
Ty Maddux & Krystle Schuerger
AURELIA MARQUEZ Oct. 02, 2020 PARENT:
Joanette Mรกrquez
OAKLEE Xร CHITL MAY Sept. 04, 2020 PARENTS:
Robert May & Jacqueline Villanueva
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BRIDGET LEE MCCORMICK Jun. 20, 2020 PARENTS:
Brandon Gene & Michelle Lee McCormick
ADALYNN MAE MCLAUGHLAN Jan. 19, 2020 PARENTS:
Jeremy Douglas & Elizabeth Pruitt McLaughlan
JAZIEL NOEL MENDEZ Sept. 30, 2020 PARENTS:
Jose & Jessica Mendez
AXEL KNIGHT MCHENERY Dec. 16, 2020
MICHAEL HENRY MCINTIRE Jun. 15, 2020 PARENTS:
Dustin & Mary Mcintire
THALIA BEAU MCMILLEN Jul. 24, 2020 PARENTS:
Levi & Carissa McMillen
ORIEL MENDEZ Apr. 03, 2020 PARENTS:
Josafat Méndez & Lucia Mendez
MILES MEDINA Oct. 02, 2020 PARENTS:
Adrian Medina & Braea Baca
OWEN JACOB MEYER Jan. 18, 2020 PARENTS:
Nickolas Aaron & Victoria Mary Theresa Meyer
DELLA-REY SKYE MCJUNKINS Feb. 13, 2020 PARENTS:
Clayton & Triniti McJunkins
MEADOW JEAN MEIREIS Feb. 06, 2020 PARENTS:
Michael Meireis II & Charisse Meireis
CAMDEN MEZA May 01, 2020 PARENTS:
Luis & Briana Meza
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KEEP KIDS SAFE FROM MEDICINES AROUND THE HOUSE THIS COLD AND FLU SEASON
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uring the cold and flu season and amid the COVID-19 pandemic, there will be more medicines in homes being used to treat all kinds of symptoms. It is important to remember that you can keep curious kids safe by keeping medicine up and away and out of sight and reach.
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Never leave loose pills on the counter or tables and keep medicines in child-resistant containers until right before taking them. To a young child, pills can look like candy, and it’s important to keep them out of children’s reach and sight.
Approximately 50,000 young children are brought to the emergency room each year because they got into medicines left within reach, according to recent statistics published in the Journal of American Medical Association. This cold and flu season could present some additional hazards.
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Keep young children safe by putting all medicines carried with you, including those in purses, bags, pockets, or pill organizers, out of their sight and reach.
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More than 80% of grandparents say they keep their medication in the same place as usual when their grandchildren visit their house, and 72% keep them in their purse or bag when they visit their grandchildren, according to a University of Michigan poll. Whether you’re a grandparent or another visitor to a home with children, don’t be shy about asking for a safe place to put your medicines (including those kept in purses, bags or pockets) that’s out of reach and sight of curious young kids.
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Save the Poison Help number: 1-800-222-1222, in your home and cell phones so you’re always prepared. Make sure that babysitters, older children and frequent family visitors have the number too in case there’s an emergency when they’re in charge.
“Families with their curious children are spending more time at home together to help stop the spread of COVID-19. It’s imperative that all medicines are kept up and away and out of sight and reach to avoid accidental ingestion and an unnecessary trip to the emergency room,” says Anita Brikman, executive director of the Consumer Healthcare Products Association Educational Foundation. The Up and Away campaign, an initiative of PROTECT, in partnership with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Consumer Healthcare Products Association Educational Foundation, aims to prevent accidental ingestion of medicine by educating families about how to safely keep medicine out of the sight and reach of young children. They’re advising parents and caregivers to follow these tips this cold and flu season and beyond: •
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One-half of exposures involve children accessing medications that had previously been removed from original packaging, according to a study published in the Journal of Pediatrics. Whether you’re at home or away, keep medicines in child-resistant containers. If you must put medicines in other containers, such as pill organizers, only do so if they’re child-resistant.
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For more medicine safety tips, visit UpandAway.org. This cold and flu season and year-round, keep children safe by always putting medicine out of sight and reach. (StatePoint) SOURCE: © GMMB/fotobutch
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CHRYSTIAN REY MEZA Apr. 23, 2020 PARENTS:
Martin Meza & Chanaya Vasquez
KEATON JAMES MILLER Jul. 28, 2020 PARENTS:
Kody Miller & Kelley Peck
MAZIKEEN DIANE NAVARRETE Oct. 31, 2020
PAISLEE NELSON Nov. 11, 2020
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Jared Nelson & Kyrstin Vanatta
Imari Alice Navarrete
ISABELLA AURORA NUNEZ May 09, 2020 PARENTS:
Jose Antonio & Ember Marissa Nunez
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ALEYAH MAE PACHECO Sept. 05, 2020 PARENTS:
Cristhian Pacheco & Ariana Juarez
RAEYA MICHELLE MILLER Oct. 08, 2020 PARENTS:
Jonathan Miller & Micayla Tetiva
RUTH PAMELA JEAN NELSON Jan. 01, 2020 PARENTS:
Michelle Luster & Nicole Eve Nelson
MIA LANE PAIGE Oct. 13, 2020 PARENTS:
Markus Paige & Jayde Pacheco
SAMUEL AZAEL MOLINA Jan. 11, 2020 PARENTS:
Fidel & Esteicy Molina
AVIANNA D. NIEBLAS Jun. 12, 2020 PARENTS:
Juan C. Nieblas & Evelyn Torres
KENDRICK LEE PAIZ Oct. 23, 2020 PARENTS:
Paul & Chelsea Paiz
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REINA PALMA Mar. 11, 2020 PARENTS:
Marco & Mariana Palma
DEVAYN NEO PRESIDENT Feb. 19, 2020 PARENTS:
ELLARAE ANN PERRY Oct. 15, 2020 PARENTS:
Lorenzo Portillo & Jennifer Salas
ALIYAH RAE BIEDERMAN PRITCHARD Mar. 14, 2020
ISRAEL PENA RAMIREZ Mar. 25, 2020
ATLAS PATRICK RAMSEY Jul. 12, 2020
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HUDSON LEO RAMSEY Mar. 12, 2020
LILAH ROSE RANGEL May 29, 2020
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Michael Pleiss & Kassie Cole
Trevor Pritchard & Theresa Biederman
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LEONARDO ANSEL PORTILLO Mar. 15, 2020
Jaiden Michael Perry & Anesia Rheanne Martinez
Thompson & Melanie
Bo & Jordon Ramsey
AXEL PLEISS Oct. 31, 2020
Michael & Breanna Rangel
Gregorio Pena & Michel Ramirez Escalante
Michael & Cheyenne Ramsey
ZASHER KING RAYA Mar. 26, 2020
CHARLOTTE SUE REMLEY Mar. 31, 2020
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Josue Raya & Gisselle Mendoza
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GILBERTO REYES JR. Aug. 25, 2020 PARENTS:
EMMETT ALLAN ROBEL Nov. 26, 2020 PARENTS:
Gilberto Reyes & Nichole Gaona-Salazar
Austin & Shannon Robel
KAMILAH JEAN RODRIGUEZ Jul. 13, 2020
KHALEESI DARLENE RODRIGUEZ Oct. 01, 2020
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Jorge & Aurelia Rodriguez
HENRY ALAN ROGAKIS Feb. 06, 2020 PARENTS:
Nicholas & Megan Rogakis
HUNTER ROBERTS Oct. 29, 2020 PARENTS:
ADONIS RAIE RODRIGUEZ Nov. 05, 2020 PARENTS:
Colin & Anna Roberts
Jesus Rodriguez & Johnna-Lee Vigil
LEILAH EMERSYN RODRIGUEZ Apr. 29, 2020
LUIS FRANCISCO RODRÍGUEZ-PORTER Jun. 11, 2020
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Roy & Tanisha Rodriguez
Julian Rodriguez & Tahina Garcia
Luis Francisco Rodríguez & Jessie Porter
DAMIEN JEY ROGERS Jan. 12, 2020
JULIAN AMARI DAVILA ROJAS Sept. 01, 2020
ANDERS CLAY ROMERO Jun. 28, 2020
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David Rogers & Jessica Martinez
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Manuel Davila Jr. & Odalis Rojas
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Isaac Aaron Romero & Hannah Romero Swick
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ADALEIGH MAE ROTH Apr. 22, 2020 PARENTS:
DANTE ALEXANDER RUIZ Apr. 09, 2020
Tyler Alvin & Kaylie Michelle Blair Roth
Jose “Jr” & Keilee Ruiz
AKSEL AMADEUS SAMPSON Jun. 15, 2020
MATEO NOLAN SANCHEZ May 24, 2020
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Benjamin Frederick Sampson & Vanessa Antoinette Gonzales
Manuel Sanchez & Tania Sofia Gonzalez
LEVI MATTHEW SCHMITT May 29, 2020
JOIE RAE SCHUMACHER Apr. 04, 2020
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MACKLEN FRANCISCO OCHOA RUIZ Apr. 22, 2020 PARENTS:
AMORA LIANI SALAZAR Oct. 16, 2020 PARENTS:
Jesus Macklen Ochoa Mendoza & Cintia Ruiz Graciano
Jovan Salazar & Julissa Rivera
WREN ELAINA SANCHEZ Mar. 20, 2020
ILLARAE BOE SANDOVAL May 20, 2020
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Rudy & Stacy Sanchez
Andrew & Joscelyn Sandoval
ADRIEL ASHER LEE SICKLER Jun. 11, 2020
XAVIER RAY JESUS SIFUENTEZ Jun. 26, 2020
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Russell & Alexandra Sickler
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HAVE YOU EVER CONSIDERED A CHIROPRACTOR FOR KIDS?
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ost people recognize the value of chiropractic care for adults, but a healthy spine and nervous system can benefit everyone! Kids experience stress just like adults do, although the stressors can be a bit different. Stress causes subluxations – areas of interference in the nervous system – that cause disturbance in the function of the rest of the body. Here are some examples of how all age groups are confronted with these causes.
PHYSICAL STRESS: • • • •
Birth Process Numerous falls while learning to walk Falling from a bike, wrestling with family Sports Injuries
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What is the relationship of the family at home? Do we always remember to keep our arguments from the children? Does the child get teased by siblings or friends? Are they able to keep up with schoolwork or are they overwhelmed? Peer Pressure!
CHEMICAL STRESS: • • • •
Sugar, processed foods, or fast foods Environmental toxins such as cleaning chemicals, smoke, etc. Prescription and over-the-counter medications Caffeine
How early should I have my child checked and what good is it if their body is constantly changing? Birth is the best time to start. In 1993, a German medical doctor, Heiner Biederman published his research1 which showed that many newborns showed signs of upper neck injury from the birth
process. He stated that if the misalignment were not corrected, it could cause many different health problems later in life. Keeping a child subluxation-free allows their body to function properly while they are growing and changing. If a child has a subluxation, proper growth of the spine is compromised, potentially causing abnormal curvatures. Subluxations put stress on surrounding joints and may cause degenerative changes later in life. Are there signs that I can look for that may indicate the need for a chiropractic examination for my child? Infants may have difficulty latching while nursing, frequently spit up, be constipated or keep their head turned to one side. Subluxated toddlers may be clumsy, irritable, have difficulty sleeping at night or have frequent illnesses and/or ear infections. As children grow older, they may suffer with headaches, “growing pains”, bedwetting, frequent stomach aches or constipation issues. Chiropractic for kids has been shown to be highly effective for numerous childhood conditions such as colic, asthma, ear infections, allergies, bowel problems, scoliosis and many more. Restoring proper function to the body through proper nervous system function early on in life gives a child the best chance to not only resolve an existing problem, but also avoid problems later in life. Kids are not simply small adults! Dr. Patricia has completed a 3 year postgraduate Diplomate in Clinical Chiropractic Pediatrics and has helped many children with specific health concerns. If you have any questions about chiropractic for children or would like additional information, please do not hesitate to ask. Biedermann H. Das KISS- Syndrom der Neugeborenen und Kleinkinder. Man Med 1993; 31:97-107
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Babies are born without which body part? a. Kneecaps b. Elbows c. Tailbone d. Shoulder blades
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What is the first sense a baby develops? a. Hearing b. Taste c. Smell d. Touch
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What percentage of babies actually arrive on their due date? a. 80-81% b. 24-25% c. 3-4%
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When does a baby start to smile socially? a. At birth b. 3-4 months c. 4-8 weeks d. 6-9 months
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What is the average time it takes a man to change a diaper? a. 30 seconds flat! b. 3 minutes c. 2 minutes 5 seconds d. 1 minute 36 seconds
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Babies recognize their mother’s voice at birth; how long before they recognize their father’s voice? a. 3 days b. 14 days c. 28 days d. 7 days
3. What is the greatest amount of children born to one woman? a. 20 b. 42 c. 69 4. How often is a baby born? a. Every minute b. Every 30 seconds c. Every 3 seconds d. Every second 5.
How heavy was the heaviest baby ever born? a. 15 pounds 5 ounces b. 23 pounds 12 ounces c. 21 pounds 4 ounces d. 30 pounds
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