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Healthy Moms, Healthy Families

Dear Parents,

Does your child have persistent problems with reading? We have quizzes to help you determine whether your preschooler, grade-schooler, middle-schooler, or high-schooler should be tested for dyslexia.

March is Poison Prevention Awareness Month. Take some time to review the hazardous materials in your home, learn how to avoid food poisoning, teach your kids to recognize warning labels, and keep the poison control center's phone number handy!

Also in this issue: Are you ready for adoption? Find out what you need to know about a child, what funding exists for adoption, and how to find the right adoption agency.

From the Editors at FamilyEducation.com

Dyslexia
Dyslexia is the most common learning disability, and it can profoundly affect your child's ability to learn.

What Is Dyslexia?
Quiz: Does Your Preschooler Have Dyslexia?
Dyslexia and the Preschooler
Quiz: Does Your Grade-Schooler Have Dyslexia?
Dyslexia and the Grade-Schooler
Quiz: Does Your Middle-Schooler Have Dyslexia?
Dyslexia and the Middle-Schooler
Quiz: Does Your High-Schooler Have Dyslexia?
Dyslexia and the High-Schooler
More About Dyslexia

Poison Prevention
Learn about the many poisons inside your home and out, as well as how to handle an emergency.

Poison Prevention in the Home
Hazardous Materials in Your Home
When to Induce Vomiting
Poison Control Centers
Lead Poisoning and Prevention
Treating the Most Common Overdoses
Printable: Teaching Kids to Recognize Warning Labels
Checklist for an Unleaded School Environment
How to Avoid Food Poisoning
Stay Safe from Listeria
Basic Canine First Aid

Adoption
Get answers to common questions about adoption, to see if it's right for your family.

Are You Ready for Adoption?
How Happy Are Adopted Children?
What You Need to Know About a Child
How Much Does Adoption Cost?
Government Funding for Adoption
Transracial Adoption
Should You Adopt Internationally?
Adopting Kids with Special Needs
Finding an Adoption Agency
Adoption Facilitators
Birthparent Rights
More on Adoption

Join in this discussion on our Message Boards about what your mom has taught you:

"Mother's Day is going to be here before you know it! In honor of that special day, please share the best (or most important) thing you have learned from your mom."
—Mitch

2009 Fun Facts Calendar
Our printable calendar highlights fun facts for every day of the year, and our interactive calendar includes links and activities that the whole family can enjoy each day.

What's new in the FamilyEducation blogs:

"Are we wasting money on multivitamins? ...I recently read an article on Yahoo health that suggests Americans are wasting their money on multivitamins, and these pills may actually have no effect on these health issues at all."

Expert Advice: Is Dyslexia Hereditary?
Our expert tackles this question. Find more expert advice by searching keywords and/or selecting a category.

St. Patrick's Day Fun

Find your Irish roots (or just have fun being Irish for a day) with these activities, printables, and quizzes.

St. Patrick's Day Crafts for Kids
St. Patrick's Day Party Planner
St. Patrick's Day Recipes
Movies Set in Ireland
Research Your Irish Roots
Printable: The Legend of St. Patrick's Day

Fun Interactive Tools
Our interactive tools can help you plan healthier meals and snacks for your kids, assess your family's budget, predict your children's height, and more!

New on FE!
Visit our Top Stories page to read about the current issues of today that most concern your family. Some of our recent stories include:

  • Overweight Kids and Discrimination

  • Talking to Kids About Layoffs

  • Cell Phones and Brain Tumors

  • Supporting Your Gay Teen



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