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"my Good Growing" E-mail Newsletter
Get health information by e-mail tailored to the ages of your children
"my Good Growing" is our free, personalized e-mail newsletter.
Six times a year (January, March, May, July, September and November), subscribers will receive the latest health information tailored to the ages of their children, and any special interest areas they select.
Fill out the online subscription form to receive this wonderful resource for parents and caregivers.
Please note that age-specific information is available for children ages birth to 14.
View a sample newsletter.
Good Growing Print Newsletter
The best child health, safety and parenting information brought to you 3 times a year
In keeping with Children's commitment to helping families raise healthy children, the Good Growing newsletter seeks to bring you the best child health, safety and parenting information.
- Fall
2008 (PDF 1.0MB)
- Where Do Babies Come From?
- Share the Gift of Music
- Trampoline Safety
- Past issues
Children's has partnered with the monthly parenting magazine, ParentMap, to bring you the Good Growing newsletter in the January, April, July and October issues this year.
You'll find free copies of ParentMap at many places in King and South Snohomish counties.
If you'd like to receive ParentMap at home each month, you can subscribe to it by filling out the online subscription form.
For more information visit the ParentMap Web site.
Good Growing Print Newsletter – Past Issues
- Spring
2008 (PDF 1.37MB)
- Commit to Compassion
- Prevent Sports Injuries
- Protect Little Ones from Window Falls
- Winter
2008 (PDF 2.33MB)
- A Good Night's Sleep
- 'Girls in Pink' Remember Friend
- Baby Teeth Matter
- Is My Teen Using Drugs or Alcohol?
- Is This an Emergency?
- Get on Board with the Walking School Bus
- The HPV Vaccine: Should I or Shouldn't I Have My Daughter Vaccinated?
- 100 Years of Advocacy
- Bike Safety
- Parenting Can Be Stressful. Think Ahead. Have a Plan.
- Screen Time
- Ear Infections
- Preventing Accidental Shootings
- Bullying
- Immunizations
- Body Piercing
- The Pressured Child
- Summer Safety
- Staying Safe in the Water
- TV Viewing and Sleep Patterns
- Teen Depression
- Poison and Choking Prevention
- Ways to Be Active Together
- Early Dental Care
- Preventing Sports Injuries
- Bladder Health
- Eating Foods from a Rainbow of Colors
- Prevent Scald Burns
- Facts about Immunization
- Helmets for Winter Sports
- Calcium for Bone Health
- Medicines at School
- Transition to Preschool
- Planning School Lunches
- Congenital Heart Disease in Children
- How Active is Enough?
- You Are What You Eat