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The Ask MomRN Show offers practical advice for raising a happy, healthy family. Join us at http://www.MomRN.com and http://www.blogtalkradio.com/flylady each week to discuss family, parenting, health, and family entertainment.
Parents of teens and young adults need to be aware of the risks of meningococcal disease, especially meningitis B, and how to protect your kids from it. According to the CDC, adolescents and young adults are the primary carriers of meningococcal bacteria, even if it doesn’t make them sick. Plus, some of their most typical behaviors—such as being close-quartered in classrooms and dorms, sharing drinks and utensils, and kissing—can promote the spread of bacterial meningitis. Dr. Richard Chung, Director of Adolescent Medicine at Duke University, discusses what parents must know about this disease and why parents should consider the meningitis B vaccine to protect their children.
As parents, we have to know how to respond to our children’s needs and help them learn healthy coping skills to survive after trauma. To help us learn what we need to know to help our kids cope after a natural disaster, I asked Dr. Betty Lai to share her expertise with us. About our expert: Betty Sao-Hou Lai is an Assistant Professor in the Division of Epidemiology and Biostatistics in the School of Public Health at Georgia State University. Dr. Lai’s research focuses on how children and families respond to disasters and other traumatic stressors.
About MomRN Tamara Walker, R. N. has been online as MomRN since 2001, offering practical information and advice for raising a happy, healthy family and providing support and encouragement for parents. Tamara is a mom of two who put her nursing career on hold to raise her kids and to launch MomRN. Tamara is also a TV & radio personality, speaker, brand/blogger consultant, social media community manager, and child safety instructor.
About MomRN Tamara Walker, R. N. has been online as MomRN since 2001, offering practical information and advice for raising a happy, healthy family and providing support and encouragement for parents. Tamara is a mom of two who put her nursing career on hold to raise her kids and to launch MomRN. Tamara is also a TV & radio personality, speaker, brand/blogger consultant, social media community manager, and child safety instructor.