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Individuals who experience parental cancer as children or adolescents have a higher risk of low educational attainment and attenuated income at age 30 years

Experiencing Parental Cancer As Child Has Lasting Impact

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Increased risk of low educational attainment and attenuation in income at age 30 years
A responsive parenting intervention initiated in early infancy can reduce body mass index z score; however

Responsive Parent Intervention in Infancy Can Reduce BMI z Score

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But, a 36-month multicomponent behavioral intervention does not change BMI trajectory
Inconsistent use of a child restraint system and negligent use of a seat belt are associated with parent/caregiver cellphone use while driving children

About Half of Child Caregivers Use Cellphones While Driving

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Participants not using typical child restraint system were more likely to use cellphone
An intervention targeting depression in very young children can be effective in community settings

Parent-Child Interactive Intervention Cuts Depression

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Intervention focuses on enhancing the child's emotional competence and emotion regulation
Parents' adverse childhood events

Parents’ Childhood Affects Their Children’s Behavioral Health

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Adverse childhood events for parents, especially mothers, affects kids' emotional well-being
Mental health does not differ significantly between offspring with sexual minority parents from the community-based National Longitudinal Lesbian Family Study and a matched normative population-based sample

Mental Health No Different for Offspring of Lesbian Parents

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No notable difference in mental health for offspring with sexual minority parents, matched sample
Parental incarceration is associated with lower health care use and unhealthy behaviors among adolescents and young adults

Parental Incarceration Linked to Unhealthy Behaviors in Teens

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History of mother and father incarceration linked to forgone health care, prescription drug abuse
The talk

TECH Parenting Can Limit Negative Impact of Media on Kids

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Talk, educate, co-view, house rules approach can promote more effective media management
Most pediatricians in the United States do not support spanking children and are aware of evidence that spanking increases the risk of poor health outcomes in children

Most Pediatricians in the United States Do Not Support Spanking

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Support for spanking seen among docs who are male, black, and/or were sometimes spanked as children
The American Academy of Pediatrics is urging parents to ask a simple question before sending their children over to play at someone's house: "Is there an unlocked gun in your house?"

Parents Urged to Ask Playdates If There Is a Gun in the Home

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The ASK Day Campaign urges gun safety with locked, unloaded guns