Develop a Routine Schedule for Your New Role as a Childcare Provider! – Part of being a childcare provider is developing a routine schedule to provide the best quality of care for children! Not a childcare provider yet? That’s okay! You can get started for FREE with our friends at COAD4Kids – New Philadelphia. Learn …
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Tuscarawas County Shows Increase of Pertussis (Whooping Cough) Cases in March – In the month of March, Tuscarawas County has seen an increase in pertussis cases in both children and adults! While you get the vaccine as a child, it’s important to get a booster of the pertussis vaccine as an adult as well. Learn …
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Support Moms With This Resource: National Maternal Mental Health Hotline – Maternal health is so important, whether we have a pregnant mom-to-be, postpartum mom after childbirth, or a veteran mama with a new baby who juggles literally everything on a daily basis. There’s an important resource to equip in your arsenal should you or someone …
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How to Stick to Your New Year’s Resolution While Celebrating Health, Wealth, & Good Memories to Come! – The new year always brings about hope for putting better habits to practice… We aim for goals to make more money, make our health a priority, or celebrate moments more! However, most times, we give up! Learn …
Safe Beginnings Program Provides Cribs and More to Qualifying Families – Thanks to the Ohio Children’s Trust Fund grant, the Tuscarawas County Health Department can hook you up with safe sleep equipment for your unborn or new baby through the Safe Beginnings Program! Check your eligibility for a free crib or pack and play right …
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(Newcomerstown, Ohio) – The free event will take place in Newcomerstown on Saturday.
(Medina, Ohio) – Police are investigating after a 6-month-old girl dies after being left in a hot car for more than two hours.
Although temperatures are warming up in Ohio for a day or so, odds are the weather will turn frigid again before Spring and the CDC is sending out a few safety reminders while staying warm.
Amid Ohio’s high infant-mortality rate, a report released the Health Policy Institute of Ohio urges leaders to look beyond medical care for preventative approaches.
Safe Kids has put together this special edition recall report of toys recalled in 2017.
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