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Pregnancy and the months that follow bring unique cardiovascular risks that too often go unrecognized. New insights underscore the importance of early stroke prevention, timely treatment, and continued monitoring to protect the health of pregnant and postpartum women.
I've been working two jobs since my daughter, Kennedi, was born in 2015. Child care has always been a must. I chose an in-home daycare for my daughter. Of course, this meant that I missed some of her important moments. At her child care, they saw her start to walk. She lost her first tooth there, and did potty training. I'm so thankful to say that they have treated her just as if she was their own.
November is a month of deep significance for the Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community (SMSC) and Indian Country as a whole. Throughout the month, Indigenous peoples are celebrated across the nation during Native American Heritage Month and on Native American Heritage Day. For our tribe, the month of November is a time for us to share our culture, history and lived experience with the wider neighboring community, and to mark the anniversary of our federal recognition as a tribe.
Many people don't know this, but children develop from zero to three more than any other part of life. During that time, it’s essential for kids to get those motor skills--for them to have cognitive, emotional and language development. My daughter Ricki will be two soon. She’s been enrolled in child care since she was three months old. That was something that I wanted for her, because I knew that being in a thriving and educational environment is essential for her development.
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