Audrey Esposito
I wrote for the American Academy of Pediatrics, Illinois DCFS and other healthcare organizations. I also write for public safety and fire service magazines. I was a producer/writer for CBS newsradio. I am a firefighter and healthcare instructor.
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Contritio: A Good Friday PoemA poem for Good Friday -
Solving Sleep Problems in Newborns and InfantsEncouraging good sleep habits in your newborn baby can lead to more quiet nights as he or she gets older. -
The Battle of Breast Vs. BottleThe American Academy of Pediatrics says breastfeeding is the best way to feed your newborn baby. Not everyone can breastfeed, but for women who can, there are some tips to making the experience better for both mom and baby. -
Treating a Heart AttackIf you are diagnosed with a heart attack, there are several possible treatments you may undergo. -
What is a Heart Attack?When someone says they have had a "heart attack," what exactly does that mean?
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Heart Attack Risk FactorsSome risk factors for heart attack are under your control. Others are not. Learn what you can do to reduce your risk. -
Smoking, Drinking and Heart AttacksWhile smoking can sigificantly increase your risk of heart attack, drinking alcohol in moderation may help reduce the risk. -
Preventing Heart Attack Through DietWhile no diet can eliminate the risk of heart attack, changing what you eat can significant reduce that risk.
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Diagnosing a Heart AttackThe process of diagnosing a heart attack begins when paramedics arrive at your door, and continues when you arrive at the hospital.
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The Risks of Coronary Artery DiseaseCoronary Artery Disease, or CAD, results in clogs or blockages of the arteries that supply blood to the heart. CAD can lead to stroke, angina, heart attack and death. -
Giving Medication to a Baby: Tips on Helping the Medicine Go DownTo avoiding doing more harm than good, make sure you are giving your baby the right medication and the right dose, not to mention in the right way.
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Caring for Your Baby's Skin: Bathing, Dry Skin and Diaper RashHow often to bathe your baby, when to use lotion, and conquering that stubborn diaper rash
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How to Ignore Your Baby's Sweet Tooth: A Healthy Diet for Your Little OneBabies don't need juices and other treats to grow up healthy and strong.
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Buying and Testing a Smoke DetectorIf you don't have smoke alarms and smoke detectors in your home, buy some. If you have them in your home, test them. It can't save your life if it doesn't work.
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Tips for Avoiding Shopping Cart Injuries with ChildrenThousands of children are injured each year in shopping cart accidents, either by falling out or by the cart tipping over. Learn how to keep your child safe while you shop.
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Latex AllergyLatex allergy is becoming more common in healthcare workers and people with chronic medical conditions. Learn how to reduce risk factors for latex allergy.
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Changes in CPR GuidelinesThe American Heart Association has completely rewritten the rules for the public when it comes to performing CPR. The best way to learn them is to take a CPR recertification course at your local hospital or fire department.
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Children and Developmental DelaysDevelopmental delays in children can be treated and corrected if addressed early by parents and educators.
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The Gift Baskets Business: Could it Be For You?If you are creative and good with your hands, you can make a nice living creating gift baskets in your home.
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Installing and Using a Child Car Safety Seat CorrectlyMany child car safety seats are installed and used incorrectly, causing them to fail in a crash. Take a few minutes to check out your seat, to make sure your child is safe. -
Durable Medical Billing Among the Best Home Business Ideas and OpportunitiesStaring a medical billing business is a great way to work from home while making a good living.
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Best Home Business Ideas and OpportunitiesStarting your own home renovation business requires an investment in time and tools, but may be worth it if you are handy with a hammer.
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Teach Your Preschooler to Not WhineA combination of consistency and patience is the key to stopping your child from whining.
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Hepatitis B: What it Is, How it's Spread, Who's at Risk and How You Can Treat ItMore than one million Americans have chronic Hepatitis B (HBV), which can cause liver failure and death. But a simple series of vaccinations could save your life if you are in a high risk group for HBV. -
Keeping Your Kiddie TV Sex- and Violence-freeTV Parental Guidelines at the beginning of most television programs are a handy way to make sure your children aren't seeing too much sex and violence on TV.
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Identifying and Treating Your Child's Food AllergiesDiagnosing and treating your child's food allergies can be tough, but with help from your pediatrician, finding the culprit can be easier.
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Ear Piercing and Children: Infection is a RiskGetting your child's ears pierced is a decision that should not be made lightly.
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Eyes to the Skies: Lisle's Hot Air Balloon FestivalNamed one of the best festivals in the Chicago area, Lisle pulls out all the stops in its annual Eyes to the Skies Balloon Festival.
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Diet Pill SafetyWeight loss medications and supplements can help you lose weight, but caution is the key to safety.
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Improve Your Golf SwingStep up your golf game with some tips to improve the all-important backswing.
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Homemade Remedies for Psoriasis and EczemaBefore you resort to expensive prescriptions, there are some home remedies that may help eczema and psoriasis.
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How to Stop Hair LossHair loss is inevitable as we age, but there are ways to slow down the process.
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How to Cure Bad BreathTo cure bad breath, you need to consider the root cause, including the foods you eat and medical issues.
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Dandruff TreatmentsThere are many remedies available for dandruff, both store-bought and in your kitchen.
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Bump in the Night: Keeping Your Toddler in his BedIf your child does not always sleep through the night, there are steps you can take to protect your child from harm if he decides to take a midnight stroll.
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What Your Babysitter Needs to Know in an EmergencyBefore a night on the town, parents can create a list of emergency information to help their babysitter keep their children safe.
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Dealing with Toddlers and Genital TouchingMasturbation is normal for toddlers. Learn how parents can deal with their child's sexuality and genital exploration in a healthy way.
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Adopting a Shelter DogYour local animal shelter can be the best source for a new dog, whether you are looking for a puppy, adult dog or even a purebred.
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Preschoolers and TelevisionTelevision is not all bad, but it's up to parents to make sure TV's negative influences won't hurt their preschooler.
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Alternatives to Traditional DaycareSometimes traditional child care options, like child care centers or in-home care, just don't work out. But there are alternatives to traditional child care that can keep your children safe while saving you money.
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Toddler Adoption: Issues and Disorders to be Informed AboutThere are many medical, physical and psychological issues that adopted toddlers may face, whether adopted domestically or from another country.