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Creative Play on the Go July 11, 2022

A good attitude and a little planning can go a long way.
Save screens for strategic moments rather than making them the default entertainment.
Creativity and variety in both snacks and types of activities will keep boredom at bay.

Posted in Parenting Articles & Tips, Pediatric Articles | Tagged car rides, family vacations, road trip, travel

Do We Have to Worry About Ticks in Utah? August 19, 2019

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Due to climate change, confirmed cases of Lyme disease have increased here in Utah.
Guarding against ticks when spending time in the outdoors prevents illnesses that can occur with even a single bite.
If you find your child has a tick, take care in removing it and treating the area.

Posted in Child Safety, Pediatric Articles, Spring/Summer Tips | Tagged family vacations, outdoors, summer, summer break

10 Reasons to Incorporate Audiobooks into Your Road Trips August 18, 2017

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Audiobooks can simplify entertainment for family trips.
They provide an engaging whole-family, whole-vehicle activity.
Listening to audiobooks is a great way to encourage literary enjoyment and contribute to literacy in children.

Posted in Fall/Winter Tips, Parenting Articles & Tips, Spring/Summer Tips | Tagged audiobook, family fun, family vacations, road trip, travel

10 travel tips for children with autism May 30, 2016

Article at a Glance Keep things as familiar as possible by sticking to a routine and incorporating familiar toys, experiences, and foods. Keep your expectations and itinerary realistic. Find out ahead of time what special accommodations may be available for your child at amusement parks, attractions, and the airport. At first, taking a family … Continue reading “10 travel tips for children with autism”

Posted in Pediatric Articles, Special Needs | Tagged autism, family vacations, special needs, travel

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