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It's June. School lets out any day now. And you haven't even started planning the family's summer vacation? Don't fret quite yet. In a quick hour or two on the Internet, you can plan a last-minute getaway, book airfare, hotels, car rentals and find fun family activities. There are even eleventh-hour summer travel bargains to be had -- if you know where to look. Read more.

Unless your teens are total strangers to the Internet, they know about web sites like MySpace, Facebook or Xanga. What's the allure of these and hundreds of other free online communities? Teens flock to them to socialize the same way they do to a school dance or local hangout. These sites also let teens create a personal web page and decorate them just like they adorn their bedroom walls or school lockers. Read more.
 

These days when your kids need to research a school report or finish their homework, chances are they hit the Internet instead of digging through the stacks at the local library. After all, kids are perhaps the most tech-savvy members of your household. Whether they're writing reports on American history, trying to understand today's algebra lesson, or looking for science fair project ideas, they probably already know how to use an Internet search engine like Google to find what they need. But the question is: Are they finding good information or getting caught in a worldwide web of confusion? Read more.


Infants spend a lot of time growing during their first year of life. Normal growth depends on three main things: genetics, nutrition and hormones. Each time your infant visits the doctor for a well-visit checkup, she'll be weighed, have her height measured and have her head circumference calculated, which will all then be compared against a standard growth chart. This is to help establish a growth pattern, and also allows your pediatrician to detect any deviations from it which signal a problem, such as a nutritional deficiency. Read more.

During the lengthy search for a “hypoallergenic” dog for the Obama family, the spotlight fell on the wheezes and sneezes some pet owners, like the president’s asthma-prone daughter, may experience. But did you know that dogs and cats can suffer from human-related allergies as well? Read more.
 
 
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