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Sun., March 25, 2012. Come to the Bellevue Health Fair for an afternoon of fun and free “hands-on” health activities for your entire family.
Car crashes kill more children than any other kind of injury. Use the right car seat or booster seat to keep kids safer on the road.
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Seattle Children's community programs:
For Girls Only
This two-part class is recommended for girls 10 to 12 years old and a parent or guardian. The sessions focus on the physical ... cont.
Better Babysitters
Youths 11 to 13 years of age learn responsible babysitting by studying basic child development, infant and child care, safety, ... cont.
Youths 11 to 13years of age learn responsible babysitting by studying basic child development, infant and child care, safety, ... cont.
Babysafe
This safety class is designed for new and expectant parents, grandparents, and others who care for infants under 1 year old.
Infant and Child CPR
This CPR class is for parents, child-care providers and healthcare professionals. Topics include risk factors, healthy heart ... cont.
Be a more responsible babysitter by studying child development, safe care techniques and how to handle emergencies. For youths age 11 to 13.
Preteens learn about body changes, puberty, sexuality and social issues in a fun, casual environment. Taught by experts in adolescent medicine. For kids age 10 to 12 with a parent or guardian.
Celebrate the many contributions made by “you” (brothers and sisters of kids with special needs). For siblings age 6 to 9 and 10 to 13.
We're bringing health and safety information closer to home! When our Health and Safety Van visits your community, you’ll learn about home childproofing, healthy eating and other topics. You’ll also be able to purchase low-cost safety gear, including bike helmets, car seats and life jackets.
This state-of-the-art mobile laboratory teaches the vital link between science and health, and inspires tomorrow’s scientists and healthcare professionals.
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The Teenology 101 blog is a guide for parents and caregivers raising teenagers, written by experts from our department of adolescent medicine.