The COVID-19 outbreak has been a challenging time for the nation and the rest of the world. Fears surrounding COVID-19 have led to racist thoughts and attacks on Asian-Americans. Here are tips for parents to help Asian-American youth.
School will look much different this fall as Minnesota continues to make careful choices to limit the spread of COVID-19 in our communities.
Dr. Gigi Chawla, chief of general pediatrics at Children’s Minnesota, and her daughter Carly—who is about to start her freshman year at college—joined WCCO to give advice to families who may have a child going to college during COVID-19.
From crossing the road as a pedestrian to biking to school, remember to discuss these important safety issues before sending your child back to school.
These tips can help parents, school staff, school administrators and allies support transgender and gender-diverse students at their schools as they return to a new school year.
Parents are getting ready to send their kids back to school. They’re busy filling backpacks with supplies for the first day of school. It’s also important for parents to think about the lunches and snacks they’ll send with their children to help power through the school day.
Lindsey Smith, RD, LD
Six tips to help your child ease into his or her school-time sleep schedule and maintain healthy sleep habits throughout the year.
Back to school time is approaching quickly and can be hectic! When you are checking off your school list, don’t forget about your diabetes checklist too!
For children with diabetes, making sure peers and teachers have the correct and relevant information can help curb misconceptions about diabetes.