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Dr. Nina Shapiro is a graduate of Harvard Medical School, and she completed her residency in ear, nose, and throat surgery at Harvard. She is an Associate Professor and Director of Pediatric Ear, Nose, and Throat at the Mattel Children's Hospital at UCLA. She has treated tens of thousands of children with ear problems, sleep problems, and breathing problems. She lives with her husband and two young children in Los Angeles.
You May Be Making Your Kids Obese!
Could Your Baby Sling Kill?
Einstein Didn't Have a DVD Player
Do you feel like the "Baby Einstein" DVDs aren't helping your kid learn? You're not the only one.
It All Adds Up for Girls
Is your daughter not a fan of math? It might be her teachers' (and your) fault!
Is It Really a Sinus Infection?
How can you tell the difference between a bad cold and an infection?
Chopsticks, Drumsticks, Forks, and Knives ...
Many of us have heard about the young boy in China who accidentally fell on a chopstick, which impaled his nose and brain. He was transported for half a day until a neurosurgeon removed it successfully. But by the time the neurosurgeon saw him, he was nearly comatose from the brain injury. Keep your kids away from the following sharp objects!
New Year's Diets: Be Careful Who You Talk To
If you do plan to go on a diet, or change your exercise routine, make it crystal clear to your kids why you're doing it.
