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DotMoms Daily: September 1, 2006

• UK warned over child trafficking

• Buying guide: Cell phones and services for kids

• Web site helps kids learn laws

• Tweaking of 'No Child' seen: Education chief urges bigger role for states in initiative

• Colleges struggle, innovate to meet mental health needs of students

DotMoms Daily: August 31, 2006

• Pairing at-risk high school, elementary kids benefits both

• This essay will help your kid get ahead

• College alcohol abuse sparks drinking prevention debate

• SAT records biggest score drop in 31 years

• Send students packing with kid-tested meals

DotMoms Daily: August 30, 2006

• Study: Anti-depressants have negative effect on babies

• Protecting children from online dangers

• Child asthma, allergies on rise world wide

• Parents send kids back to school with cell phones

• Pairing at-risk high school, elementary kids benefits both

DotMoms Daily: August 29, 2006

• How parents can help kids with asthma

• The joy of reading: How to keep it fun and fresh -- for babies, big kids, and you

• Volunteers get Houston dropouts to reconsider

• Getting your child off to a good start at school

DotMoms Daily: August 28, 2006

• Light 'risk' to premature babies

• Lung flaw link to cot death risk

• Parents turn to Mother Nature's best for baby

• Some children don't respond to punishment

• Anxious children hurt more after surgery

• Sleep apnea in kids linked to brain damage

• Teachers, parents relish later start: Most OK with classes beginning post-Labor Day

DotMoms Daily: August 25, 2006

• Forbes flap on careers and marriage

• New cooling blanket helping oxygen-deprived babies

• Moms don't have to stoop to enjoy kids

• Kids in flap over flip-flop ban

• Back to school: Spending is in style this season

• Homework 'baffles many parents'

DotMoms Daily: August 24, 2006

• MRI seen valuable in forecasting premature babies' future

• Sticker shock: Parents often underestimate cost of a baby

• Child beauty pageants: Fun or fiendish?

• Kid's blogs may leave parents vulnerable

• Lawmakers to weigh safety concerns of aluminum bats for kids

• How your child learns: Listening, looking, or doing? Make the most of what works

DotMoms Daily: August 22, 2006

• How a parent responds can affect baby's development

• Mom, Dad, stop your crying -- you can hire a parenting coach

• Foster parents getting organized

• Parent wants to limit where sex offenders live, work

• Tuition due, but no cash? Some advice

DotMoms Daily: August 21, 2006

• Trying to close the 'Baby Gap'

• Warm-Wipe Parenting

• For Little League kids, the simple life is over

• Study finds many parents oblivious to alcohol, drug use

• The mid-wife crisis

DotMoms Daily: August 18, 2006

• Naps may help babies learn

• TV 'can numb pain for children'

• Kids with OCD bullied more than others, study shows

• Asthma attacks spike when kids head back to school

• Free tuition for smart kids

• Teen's suicide spurs dad's effort

• Children bear brunt of Lebanon-Israeli war: report