Parenting-Family | HemAware

Kids Who Volunteer Make a Difference

No matter how old you are or what type of bleeding disorder you have, you can make a difference.

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Family-Style Volunteering

If you’ve ever volunteered, you know how satisfying it can be to help others. When you volunteer as a whole...

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How to Be a Good Sport

Whether it’s soccer or a spelling bee, we can’t win all the time. But being a good sport makes taking...

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A Pet Primer

Research shows that owning a pet can boost your mental and physical health. And for families who are managing a...

Family Matters

New Tax-Free Accounts for People with Disabilities

Until now, people with a disability could only keep $2,000 in a savings account if they wanted to stay on...

Family Matters

Partnering for Knowledge

Hemophilia Treatment and Bleed Prevention includes three educational activities on hemophilia A or B, with individual segments designed specifically for...

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Getting Ready for a Move

Relocating can cause both excitement and angst for your entire family. And when your child has a bleeding disorder, you...

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Bullies, Be Gone!

What’s a kid like me supposed to do when a bully picks on me?

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Back-to-School Basics

Follow these back-to-school suggestions for your child with a bleeding disorder:

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New Research on Peanut Allergies

For years, allergists have warned parents of susceptible children to avoid peanuts. Further, during the past 10 years, peanut allergies...

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Kids, Lighten Your Load

Although snails carry their houses on their backs, children shouldn’t. These days, backpacks serve as a catch-all for school supplies...

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The Family Camp Experience

My first bleeding disorders conference was the North American Camping Conference for Hemophilia Organizations (NACCHO). Through NACCHO, I discovered how...

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