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Young South Sudan girls leaving school and being sold into marriage by starving families

Young female children in South Sudan are being forced out of school and into marriage as young 14. The World Food Program has stopped its school feeding scheme in the wake of funding cuts and the family of a daughter entering into marriage will be paid in cows as a dowry. Debora Patta speaks with a child bride on her wedding day and her Father who negotiated the price of 80 under- nourished cows.

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Afghanistan earthquake: Survivors count horrific cost

Near the epicentre of the quake that struck Afghanistan this week, houses lie in ruins.

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Gov. Ron DeSantis clashes with Biden White House over decision that Florida won't order vaccines for children under 5

Florida is the only state that hasn't pre-ordered COVID-19 vaccines for children under 5, and they could start to go out as soon as next week.

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Supreme Court: Rifts divide abortion views in Mississippi

All eyes are on Mississippi as the US awaits a Supreme Court decision involving its last abortion clinic.

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Local foster care agencies calling on empty-nesters, church youth leaders for support

The number of calls to the state hotline to report child abuse decreased during the early part of the pandemic, but the calls are starting to pick back up, according to local advocates.

Platinum Jubilee: Six of the best royal moments

A prince steals the show, and a surprise encounter with Paddington Bear.

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Trump family must testify in New York fraud investigation, appeals court rules

An appeals court ruled that Donald Trump and two of his children, Donald Trump Jr. and Ivanka Trump, must comply with subpoenas and testify in a civil investigation by the New York attorney general's office. CBS News investigative reporter Graham Kates shares the latest on "Red and Blue."

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Llanfair school: Four children hit by bus in stable condition

The bus mounted a kerb, hit a group of primary school pupils, and crashed into metal fencing.

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Harry Kane: Exhibition to explore England captain's rise to the top

The England captain's golden boot and his MBE are among the items on display.

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CASA plans big 80s Prom fundraiser

The nonprofit Court Appointed Special Advocates of Cameron and Willacy Counties is having it’s first big fundraiser of the year on Friday, a “Totally Awesome 80s Prom” at the Marine Military Academy King Gym in Harlingen. I think people are ready to gather and socialize and what better time to socialize and help support a great cause like CASA,” executive director Dora Martinez said. Prom attire, “or your baddest ’80s outfit” is recommended. Lacey Ambriz, CASA communications director, said last fiscal year Cameron and Willacy counties had 690 children in state custody as being abused or neglected. “He receives the same training as a service dog, his training is a bit more than a registered therapy dog.

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Burkina Faso trapped miners: Wives heartbroken but praying for miracles

A month on after a zinc mine was flooded in Burkina Faso, relatives of those trapped refuse to give up.

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Playground overhaul needed so disabled children can join the fun, charity says

Poor design means disabled children cannot use their local playgrounds, say campaigners.

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Tough timing: Stricter teacher evaluations could make shortage worse

All parents, all people interested in a better future for our state and our country, want the best education possible for our children. Of course, we want them to make the best decisions possible in order to better secure the most successful and peaceful future possible. We want our children to have the best education possible, and that begins with having the best teachers our schools can get. Certainly, most people want the best possible assessment of teachers’ performance, just like they generally approve of standardized testing to evaluate students. Its implementation at a time when we can ill afford more losses in the classrooms, doesn’t seem the best idea.

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Philippines fire kills eight, including children

The blaze destroyed 80 homes after tearing through a crowded settlement near the capital Manila.

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Start your child on the road to knowledge for $5 with this #1 rated learning app

Help make learning fun by introducing your children to Homer.

Global hepatitis outbreak in kids has San Antonio doctors looking closely at cases

The CDC and World Health Organization have sent out recent alerts about a new investigation into severe hepatitis in children. One has died and 17 have had liver transplants.

Why Some Psychiatric Facilities Prioritize Out-Of-State Patients

Some children in need of immediate psychiatric care are forced to travel hundreds of miles away to facilities across state lines.

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3 takeaways about teen mental health from episode of ‘Breakdown with #StephAndSteve’

The April 14 episode of “Breakdown with #StephAndSteve” focused on how the pandemic has affected teenagers’ mental health and what parents can do to help their children.

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Preston fire: Two children die days after house blaze

A three-year-old girl and a boy, aged five, were critically injured in the fire in Preston on Friday.

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Covid: Young child development worrying, says Ofsted boss

Some babies have limited vocabularies and struggle to understand facial expressions, a report finds.

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Germany repatriates women, children from Syrian camp

Germany says it has brought home 10 women and 27 children from a camp in northeastern Syria where suspected members of the Islamic State group have been held

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Weekly Child COVID Cases In The U.S. Dip Below 30k

This is a dramatic decrease from the week ending January 20th of this year.

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Weekly Child COVID Cases In The U.S. Dip Below 30k

This is a dramatic decrease from the week ending January 20th of this year.

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Weekly Child COVID Cases In The U.S. Dip Below 30K

This is a dramatic decrease from the week ending Jan. 20 of this year.

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The 1.5 million children who fled Ukraine are at risk of human trafficking

UNICEF warned about the higher risk for children fleeing the conflict. More than 500 unaccompanied children have crossed from Ukraine into Romania since the Russian invasion began.

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Deadline for Texas service industry workers to apply for free childcare this week

Those in the service industry still have time to apply for free childcare if they are eligible. Workforce Solutions Alamo is working to extend the funding available.

Children's social care generates excessive profits - report

The competition watchdog calls the market for children's home and foster care places "dysfunctional".

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New York City will stop collecting Social Security money from children in foster care

New York City officials announced the city will no longer take all Social Security checks from children to pay for foster care. Last year NPR and The Marshall Project investigated the common practice.

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OPINION: Transgender children are beloved

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and Gov. Greg Abbott have mobilized the powers of the state to harm these sacred children and their families.

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Pregnancy: Calls to regulate 'cruel' IVF add-ons

MP Alex Davies-Jones says vulnerable people are "preyed on" for the additional fees.

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San Antonio police make arrest in third fatal child abuse case this month

A child’s father and step-mother have been arrested in connection with the death of their 4-year-old son in August 2021, according to police.

Duchess of Cornwall says Queen Consort title will help her causes

The Duchess of Cornwall tells the BBC she is on a lifelong campaign for domestic violence victims.

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Texas governor orders agencies to investigate reports of transgender kids receiving gender-affirming care

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) is ordering state agencies to investigate reports of transgender children receiving gender-affirming treatment as child abuse."Texas law imposes reporting requirements upon all licensed professionals who have direct contact with children who may be subject to such abuse, including doctors, nurses, and teachers, and provides criminal penalties for failure to report such child abuse." Abbott wrote in a letter to the...

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Boots to sell £6 Covid tests ahead of rule change

Four-packs of lateral flow tests will be on sale for £17 from Wednesday despite free tests remaining until 1 April.

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Covid in Scotland: Five to 11-year-olds to be offered vaccine

The Scottish government says it has received "draft" advice on vaccinating children from the JCVI.

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How nurseries are keeping track of their toddlers

Childcare centres have embraced apps to monitor kids but not all parents are convinced of the benefits.

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Man allegedly tried smuggling woman, her two children

A man landed behind bars for attempting to smuggle a woman and her two children through a...

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What would it mean to be pregnant in a nonbinary body? I’m still figuring it out.

What will my kids call me? Do I want to go through pregnancy, with all the potential for misgendering?

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Libmedly: World's 'most expensive' drug recommended for NHS use

The gene therapy Libmedly treats babies and children with a very rare genetic condition.

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We want to see your kids’ Valentine’s Day artwork!

There is nothing cuter than little-kid artwork, is there?

Children in care homes 'seen as criminals not victims'

Neighbours often resist plans to build new homes, says the Independent Children's Home Association.

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Bullets that weren't meant for them: mother of killed eight year old shares grief

"My son had to lose his life at the age of eight... to somebody's irresponsibility," says Tiffani Evans, whose son was killed by a stray bullet coming from a nearby fire exchange while he was playing video games inside a relative's house in Maryland on August 24th, 2021.

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QAnon follower who attacked police at Capitol gets prison

Nicholas Languerand was sentenced to {three years and eight months in prison} after assaulting officers at the Capitol last January.

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'I had to pay for Tourette's diagnosis'

Edie Pilkington, 16, says it was a relief to have the condition confirmed by a private consultant.

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Local Entertainment Roundup: Jan. 27-Feb. 3

Due to inclement weather, some events may be postponed or canceled. Verify with venue before making plans.

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Batya Ungar-Sargon: CNN’s Brian Stelter DOWNPLAYS US crime wave, devalues true victims of violence

Batya Ungar-Sargon makes the case that progressives' 'soft-on-crime' stance most hurts marginalized communities.

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Indigenous community finds 93 possible burial sites near former Canada residential school

Chief Willie Sellars of Williams Lake First Nation said the investigation into the St. Joseph’s Mission school revealed stories of murder and torture.

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Hundreds of children held by IS in besieged prison in Syria

Kurdish-led forces say they are being used as human shields in the jail they have surrounded in Syria.

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Study shows some toddlers may tame peanut allergy

The study shows early treatment can help toddlers overcome their peanut allergies. (Jan. 20)

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Miss Manners: Are my relatives classy or actually snobs?

Reader once thought their relatives had classy, refined tastes. But as an adult, they realize maybe they were just snobs the whole time.

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Ruthe B. Cowl orthopedic clinics for free once again

Orthopedic health is very important to growing children, and one local rehabilitation...

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Conversations with children about boundaries to stay safe starts at earliest age possible, advocates say

Child advocates say parents should start candid conversations with children at an early age to help teach them about appropriate boundaries and protect them from danger.

Suicides, homicides & accidental deaths amoung minors on the rise, Medical Examiner report shows

A group of child advocates is set to meet on Thursday for an in-depth review of the 2020 child fatality deaths reported by the county medical examiner. The group is set to make recommendations to help advocate to reduce the rising trend in child deaths.

Suicides, homicides & accidental deaths among minors on the rise, Medical Examiner report shows

A group of child advocates is set to meet on Thursday for an in-depth review of the 2020 child fatality deaths reported by the county medical examiner. The group is set to make recommendations to help advocate to reduce the rising trend in child deaths.

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Canada reaches $31.5 billion deal over Indigenous children put in foster care unnecessarily

The dispute, which has spanned 14 years and several federal governments, has long been a sticking point in Ottawa's efforts to advance reconciliation with Indigenous people.

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Rare disease attacks a child’s immune system, health officials say

It seems unthinkable, but doctors are still faced with treating diseases that they have never seen before.

Follow De Blasio’s Lead and Keep Schools Open During Omicron

Classroom shutdowns set back poor children’s education and kept parents out of the workforce. Don’t let the latest variant make this disaster worse.

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Parents hoped this school year might be ‘normal.’ It hasn’t turned out that way.

September once beckoned like a light on the horizon, with the promise of a full return to in-person school. But for countless families across the country, that hopeful glimmer proved to be more like a mirage, as school systems nationwide have grappled with myriad new challenges this fall.

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Three missing Hondo children found safe around Rio Medina

The children were missing for days without any shelter.

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Why roughhousing is good for kids, and how to keep it safe

Close-contact, physical play helps boys and girls learn to manage emotions, builds confidence and enhances problem-solving skills.

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Covid-19: Extra vaccine mandates come into force in New York City

The measures include vaccine mandates for private-sector workers and children entering venues.

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Medina County Sheriff’s Office finds wanted man, 3 children in field during search

The Medina County Sheriff’s Office said around 10:30 p.m. Sunday they found Jonathan Wright and his three children during a search.

San Antonio nonprofit aims to provide over 200 beds for children in need this Christmas

Volunteers are gathering their resources to help children in San Antonio who don’t have a place to rest their head at night.

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San Antonio parents rush to vaccinate younger children as holidays approach, Omicron variant looms

Some parents are taking precautions as concerns about the Omicron COVID-19 variant creeps closer to the community, overcoming hesitation to vaccinate children 5 years and older.

How theater can serve as therapy for young children

LOS ANGELES, CA. (Ivanhoe Newswire) - Every day 33 babies are born in the United States with permanent hearing loss. If not identified early, it’s almost impossible for many of them to acquire the fundamental language, social and cognitive skills to succeed in school and in society. One woman is helping thousands of children with hearing loss thrive by using the theater as therapy.

State offers free child care for a year for service industry workers

The state is offering a year of free child care for those who work in restaurants, bars and the entertainment industry to help relieve the labor shortage for these businesses.

Daycares desperate for workers while facing rising costs

A San Antonio family of five talks about the struggles and sacrifices they make to be able to afford daycare. A proposed federal program looks to lower the burden for families.

San Antonio ISD plans COVID-19 vaccination clinics for children ages 5-11

With COVID-19 vaccines for children between the ages of 5 to 11 expected to be approved in a matter of days, local school districts are making plans to vaccinate students.

How to tell if your child may be suffering from depression

Last year over 2.3 million kids suffered with severe depression, Mental Health America said

San Antonio pediatricians ready to answer parents’ questions about Pfizer vaccines once FDA approves emergency use

San Antonio pediatricians say they’re ready to answer parents’ questions and concerns about the vaccine.

Iconic Winnie the Pooh bridge can be all yours; set to go up for auction

Are you a fan of Winnie the Pooh, and you just so happen to have $80,000 lying around?

Two children safe, suspect dead following abduction in Central Texas, sheriff says

Two children are recovering in the hospital and the man accused of abducting them is dead after a two-vehicle crash in Central Texas, according to the Bosque County Sheriff’s Office.

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Many San Antonians reflect on what they were doing 20 years ago during 9/11 attacks

As many reflect on the 20th anniversary of 9/11, some locals remembered what they were doing that tragic day in history.

San Antonio pediatric doctors see influx of patient visits amid COVID-19 concerns

San Antonio pediatricians say COVID-19 concerns and children returning to the classroom have led to an increase in doctor visits, although children are not getting sicker.

No ICU beds for children available in Dallas-area hospitals, county judge says

The COVID-19 situation in Dallas County is growing dire as area hospitals are reaching full capacity, resulting in no beds available for children in the ICU, according to Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins.

San Antonio pediatrics professor explains how COVID-19 Delta variant is impacting children

The COVID-19 Delta variant is a game-changer for the pandemic, and families need to reshape how they see the threat to children, San Antonio doctors say.

Make school supplies shopping a learning experience with these tips for parents

Shopping for school supplies can add up for parents, but it also opens up an opportunity to speak with their children about what they can afford at the store.

Mother of three arrested after police say she abandoned children in West Side park

A couple experiencing homelessness is hoping their good deed inspires people to help others in any circumstance. This comes after they spent 12 hours watching over three young children who San Antonio police say were abandoned by their mother.

Delta variant puts kids at higher risk than previous COVID-19 strains, doctors say

Medical experts say they are seeing more kids getting sick with the Delta variant. They urge families to form a bubble of protection around kids under 12 years old who cannot get the vaccine.

Children’s Bereavement Specialist shares ideas to help children who witness traumatic events

San Antonio Police investigated two different cases Tuesday where children were forced to witness a traumatic event.

More screen time amid pandemic could lead to eye problems in children

Nearsightedness, also called myopia, is on the rise in kids. Many experts say more time in front of screens amid the pandemic and less time outdoors is to blame for this trend.

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Three common illnesses impacting children this summer have pediatricians on high alert

Pediatricians say they are seeing an increased number of children of all ages showing up to their offices with illnesses often associated with the summertime.

Update: AMBER Alert discontinued for two missing Dallas children

An AMBER Alert was issued for two children who were last seen in the Dallas area Tuesday afternoon, according to the Texas Department of Public Safety.

New radar technology could reduce deaths of children in hot cars

An average of 38 children die in hot cars each year. New radar technology in cars could help prevent tragedies.

San Antonio Public Library offering mental health programs, resources free of charge

May is Mental Health Awareness Month and there are many programs and resources available at the San Antonio Public Library that are free of charge.

Watchdog: US forced deported parents to leave kids behind

A government watchdog says the Trump administration forced migrant parents to leave the United States without their children under its family separation policy.

‘We need some flexibility’: Youth-serving nonprofit CEO says more support needed in foster care capacity crisis

A state-wide non-profit dedicated to helping child and youth serving organizations believes a start to improving the foster care system is understanding the challenges that cause community-based care programs to close down.

Number of children traveling alone at border eases in April

The number of unaccompanied children encountered on the U.S. border with Mexico in April eased from an all-time high a month earlier, while more adults are coming without families.

Texas foster care provider gears up for new initiative to bring in 700 more children under new state contract

SJRC already has about 100 children in its care. Under the contract, it would be responsible for approximately 700 more children.

What to keep in your medicine cabinet if you have kids

Children and adults are obviously different -- and that means the medicine they take is different as well.

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Coronavirus pandemic blamed for increase in postpartum depression, anxiety in new mothers

Mental health experts say mothers need to know it’s OK to ask for help. They're offering resources to those who need them the most.

New sleep disorder in children leads to daytime symptoms

Doctors have identified a new sleep disorder in kids that not only affects them at night but also during the day.

WATCH: Buses transporting migrant children from Rio Grande Valley arrive at Freeman Coliseum Expo Halls

SAN ANTONIO – Buses carrying migrant children who crossed the U.S.-Mexico border without an adult family member are arriving at the Freeman Coliseum Expo Halls. Bexar County leaders entered a deal with the federal government to provide temporary shelter at Freeman Coliseum. The children are arriving from the Rio Grande Valley. Bexar County Judge Nelson Wolff spoke about the agreement with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) during a press conference at the county courthouse on Friday afternoon. As many as 2,400 unaccompanied migrant children will be housed at the expo halls at Freeman Coliseum starting next week, Wolff said.

JBSA-Lackland, Fort Bliss will be used to house unaccompanied migrant children, Pentagon says

SAN ANTONIO – The Pentagon announced on Wednesday that Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland would be used to house unaccompanied migrant children. In a statement, John Kirby, the Pentagon’s press secretary, confirmed that the Department of Defense approved the request for JBSA-Lackland to be used. On Tuesday, Kirby hinted at the possibility of JBSA-Lackland and Fort Bliss being used in that capacity. “DoD will provide HHS officials access to these locations immediately to begin initial actions to prepare for receiving unaccompanied migrant children as soon as preparations are complete,” Kirby said. Also on KSAT:JBSA-Lackland asked to house unaccompanied migrant minors, Pentagon saysAdFreeman Coliseum may house migrant children if agreement is reached with federal government, Bexar County judge saysBiden taps VP Harris to lead response to border challenges

What we now know about the impact of COVID-19 on those under 18-years-old

SAN ANTONIO – KSAT Producer Priscilla Carraman successfully avoided getting COVID-19 for a year, but then the February storm hit and her family was forced to seek shelter with family members. Just days later, she received bad news from one of those family members — they had tested positive for COVID-19. “Sure enough, within the next three days, my husband, myself and my two-month-old all tested positive,” Carraman said. Carraman’s 11-year-old daughter never tested positive for the virus. Pediatrician Seth Kaplan, president of the Texas Pediatric Society, said there’s still a lot unknown about why COVID-19 impacts children differently.

Here’s how to get a conversation started and talk to your children about diversity

For many parents, race, class, and social identity are tough topics to address with young kids. Here are some ways parents can and researchers say should get the conversation started. When you ask about his family, Rory says he acts most like his mom, Kate, a theater director. But 60 percent rarely discuss race or ethnicity or social class, even though kids notice differences at a very early age. Contributors to this news report include: Cyndy McGrath, Executive Producer and Field Producer; and Roque Correa, Editor.

Study shows racial disparities among food insecure families

ORLANDO, Fla. (Ivanhoe Newswire) -- Before the COVID-19 pandemic, 11 million children lived in food insecure homes, meaning there was not enough food, or the right kind of food, to live a healthy lifestyle. Now a study reveals one factor may increase a household’s risk of being food insufficient. In fact, one in five black and Latino households with children are food insufficient. In the summer of 2020, about one in seven Black and Latino workers were unemployed compared to one in 10 white workers. Latino and Black households were also more likely to have no access to healthcare, fewer savings assets, and faced housing hardships.

7 extremely useful baby, kids items to swear by

Having a baby, and bringing that baby home from the hospital for the first time as a new parent, is a whirlwind.

San Antonio couple observes National Adoption Month in a big way

“Then, we found out there were four other siblings,” Jamie Hejduk said. Heather Hejduk said she thought their caseworker was joking when she asked the couple if they wanted all six. To add six children to four of their own was a family decision, Heather Hejduk’s husband said. “They just fit in our family,” Heather Hejduk said. “Little did she know her little sister wasn’t born till she was 16, and she didn’t meet her until last year,” Heather Heyduk said.

Ready to Learn: It’s more than ABC’s!

Knowing letters and numbers is certainly a good start, but social scientists say preparing a child for school requires more. There are simple steps you can take to ensure your child is healthy and ready to learn. It means to have social skills so that you can share and take turns,” explained Moore. Ensure they are taking turns and sharing with siblings. Produced by Child Trends News Service in partnership with Ivanhoe Broadcast News and funded by a grant from the National Science Foundation

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