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The Yugo Game Developed by a yoga therapist, this game features over 40 fun and engaging poses and movements for energy and relaxation. It can be played as one larger deck or split into two smaller decks for up to 10 players. Great for classrooms, camps or at home with …

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Celebrate Pi Day March 14: Lemon Icebox Pie Recipe

Pi Day, which takes place every year on March 14, celebrates the mathematical constant, Pi, or 3.14… Some of our favorite ways to celebrate include Pi memorization contests, talking about Pi, making crafts and, of course, eating pie! Beyond just enjoying a tasty dessert, making your own pie is a …

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A Parent’s Guide to Seasonal Allergies

Spring is a time of joy, getting back outdoors and growing with the world—for most people. For seasonal allergy sufferers, it’s time to stock the medicine cabinet and pull up the pollen counts. But allergies don’t just affect adults. About 18.9% of children have a seasonal allergy, according to the …

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Free St. Patrick’s Day Craft

A young green, 3-leaf clover nestled in some grass.

Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with a free shamrock craft and grab a chilly treat while you do. Families can stop into sweetFrog in Dundalk on March 17 for a lucky craft. The frozen yogurt shop will be offering a free craft for kids to make a lucky emoji. The froyo …

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Kennedy Krieger Study Helps Prevent Infant Seizures

A recent trailblazing study showed promising results for delaying and preventing seizures in children and infants with Sturge-Weber Syndrome (SWS) thanks to a new pre-symptomatic treatment. According to Dr. Anne Comi, children with the condition who have early seizures have the highest risk for poor outcomes neurologically. Comi is the …

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