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Toddler Time: Outdoor Edition!

Apr 30, 2023 ● By The Hood Magazine

With the colder months behind us, it’s time to get those wiggles out outside. Here are some outdoor fun toddler-approved activities you can try!

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Happy “Birth”day!

Oct 03, 2022 ● By Health Haven

Sponsored Content Your child’s first birthday is a huge milestone! You might throw a big party or just host a small family gathering. However you choose to celebrate, it is a special occasion. But let’s back up. When you first found out you were expecting you probably read books, websites, maybe even attended classes to prepare for the big day, the birth of your baby.

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The Dark Side of Postpartum and the Journey Back to Light

Jan 20, 2022 ● By Heather Kittelson

While postpartum can be a dark road, a local mom shares her recovery and journey to feeling better.

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Transitioning Back to Work

Sep 28, 2021 ● By Becky Squyer

One Mom's journey transitioning back to work.

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3 Tips for Dressing Your Baby for Springtime Fun

Feb 25, 2021 ● By The Hood Magazine

Spring is coming! Make sure you have the right clothing to greet the changing seasons.

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Preeclampsia May Double a Woman's Chances for Later Heart Failure

Jan 24, 2021 ● By Laura Williamson, American Heart Association News

Pregnant women with preeclampsia are far more likely to develop heart failure later in life than those who don't have blood pressure-related pregnancy complications, especially if it occurs during more than one pregnancy, new research finds.

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Pandemic Affects Mental Health of Pregnant Women, New Moms

Dec 05, 2020 ● By The Hood Magazine

Anxiety before birth and isolation postpartum can heighten pandemic stress. The coronavirus pandemic is adding to the mood issues that many pregnant women and new moms experience, according to a new study.

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Flu Shot FAQ’s: Myths & Facts from Sanford Health

Sep 14, 2020 ● By Wendell Hoffman, MD, Sanford Health

Sponsored Content As a physician and specialist in infectious disease, each fall I prepare and advocate for all of my patients and colleagues to get a flu vaccine. And every year, there’s some skepticism or misconceptions that I try to dispel. Here are some commonly asked questions about influenza and the flu vaccine that you may have as well.

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A Local Sioux Falls Mom Shares Her Pregnancy Experience During COVID

Aug 06, 2020 ● By Miranda Ochocki

When we found out that we were expecting our second child back in October, the last thing I could have imagined was being pregnant in the world we are living in today.

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Managing Student Loans

Aug 06, 2020 ● By Hood Magazine

Consider these four questions when choosing the best student loan management option for your family.

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