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Fireworks Safety Tips
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Talking to Kids About Marijuana:
New medical marijuana laws raise safety concerns
Vaccination Rates Vary Widely by School, County
Many Oklahoma schools report required vaccination rates for kindergarteners at 95% or above, according to a 2017-18 survey. But some schools have rates well below 80% and rates of vaccination exemptions above 10% or even 20%. Find out the rates for your school and county.
Reporting Child Abuse is Always the Heroic Call
Children depend on trusted adults to be their “superhero” protectors
What Every Parent Needs to Know About JUUL:
The e-cigarette that looks like a flash drive
Don't Fear the Flu Shot
The flu shot is the best protection against the flu, but many parents remain skeptical
How to Have a Healthy Start to School
Follow these tips to help your child avoid upper respiratory infections.
Identifying and Managing Asthma
Symptoms, treatment options, resources and more.
Summer Safety Advice from an Emergency Pediatric Specialist
Submersion-, bicycle-, and fireworks-related injuries grow more common during summer months.
Summer Sun Safety
Here comes the sun: Make sure your family is prepared!
Bike Clubs Combine Fun, Education and Exercise
Bike Club serves over a dozen primary schools as well as Webster Middle School and Hale High School.
The ABCs of RSV
Fundamentals for protecting babies from this common virus
Pediatrician Answers Common Questions About Vaccines
From the recommended immunization schedule for children 18 and younger, to booster shots, to what to do if you miss a shot, Dr. Misty Woodard, M.D., has some answers.
Talk to Your Child's Doctor About HPV Cancer Prevention
The Importance of the HPV Vaccine for Preteen Boys and Girls
Pediatrician Answers Questions About Colds and Flu
How to tell the difference between colds and the flu, and what to do about each.
Beware of Button Batteries
Button batteries can cause ongoing health problems if ingested and are found in many common household items, particularly during the holidays.
Halloween Safety
Children are twice as likely to be struck by cars and killed on Halloween than on any other day.
Injuries and Female Athletes
Education, preparation and proper technique can go a long way toward preventing injury in female athletes.
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Jun 18 @ 10:00 am – Aug 27 @ 11:00 am
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The last Friday of the month is Gilcrease After Hours. It’s a free admission event with culture and cocktails presented by Osage Casino Hotel. For more information, contact laurel-benson@utulsa.edu.
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Are you feeling overwhelmed, isolated, or exhausted by your new identity and responsibilities as a mom and feel the need to be with other new moms who can understand what you are going through? This COMPLETELY FREE group provides a supportive, nurturing, and healing space as you grow and expand into motherhood. Seating is limited. Call today to reserve your spot! 918-895-8044
The Tulsa Zoo presents Washed Ashore: Art to Save the Sea, beginning in June. Made entirely of plastic debris collected from beaches, Washed Ashore sculptures unmask the impacts of plastic pollution on oceans, waterways and wildlife. This exhibit is free with regular zoo admission.
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Jul 2 @ 10:00 am – Sep 10 @ 11:00 am
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Jul 9 @ 10:00 am – Sep 17 @ 11:00 am
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Yoga Story Time will be a fusion of yoga, story-telling, conscious play, and song and dance lead by I AM Kids Tulsa! Recommended for ages 2.5 – 8 years (with a parent). Every Thursday in June and July (except July 4). Bring a mat if you have one. Free with admission. If weather is inclement, we will move yoga story time inside our Mabee Grange building. Bring a picnic lunch and plan to explore the Children’s Discovery Garden too!
Tulsa Botanic Garden is open Tuesday – Sunday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. with extended hours (9 a.m.-9 p.m.) on Thursdays in June, July and August.
Garden Admission is FREE for Garden members; $8 for ages 13+, $4 for ages 3-12. Children 2 and under are free. For more information, call 918-289-0330.
Low impact cardio dance class
Taught by a certified Dancing For Birth instructor. This low impact cardio dance class incorporates dance moves from around the world to best prepare you to give birth. Birth can be like a marathon, and Dancing for Birth classes prepare you for the challenge. You’ll become stronger, more agile, more at ease with your body and both mentally and physically ready to embrace your unique birth experience.
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Jul 16 @ 10:00 am – Sep 24 @ 11:00 am
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