PB Parenting - October 2020 by PB Parenting

FREE

Making the Most of Halloween in 2020

Fall Fun Activites

un F ll Fa sue Is

Contents Letter From the Publisher P. 4 Making the Most of Halloween During COVID-19 P. 6

Real Bodies: The Exhibition Showcases & Explores Human Anatomy P. 8 Fall Fun P. 12 Safety Steps for Spooky Fun - P. 16

ON THE COVER Amelie, our spooky witch, 13 years old, Emery, our pink poodle, 8 years old, Caroline our fluttery fairy, 6 years old and Gage, our little pumpkin, 2 years old, all of Jupiter,(along with our “ Cheeseburger in Paradise” dogs, Chewy, 5 years old and Bo, 1 year old), are ready for Halloween 2020! Thank you Kids Need More Art for hosting our trick or treat. Cover Photography by Lynn Hernandez of Lynn Studios, Inc. www. lynnstudios1.com. | PBParenting.com | October 2020 3

Letter From The Publisher Greetings, Halloween and Fall are one of my favorite times of the year. I am trying not to let COVID-19 dampen my holiday spirit! I have my decorations up, and pumpkins are decorating my dining room table. This year will be very tricky to celebrate Halloween like we use to, but we will certainly try and have some fun! Check out page 6 for some ways to celebrate Halloween. We have divided activities by Low, Medium, and High Risk. If you are going to participate in Trick or Treating, check out page 16 for ways to do it as safely as possible and tips if you are going to set up a station at your home. Halloween is not canceled! It will just be different, and we are determined to dress up in costume and have some fun this Halloween season! (Safely, of course!) Usually, our October issue is PACKED full of events. This October, it is on the quiet side, but we did find a few fun things to do. Join Kids Need More Art and paint a pumpkin during one of their many paint parties. Also, have you seen the baby tiger cubs at the zoo? They are so cute and won’t stay little for long. The weather is perfect for walking around the zoo. We are going to try to take advantage of the hopefully cooler weather that is coming. Enjoy the outside! Thank you to all the expectant and new parents that join us virtually for our first annual Virtual Baby Shower last month. We had a great time, and some lucky parents won fantastic raffle prizes, including a Chicco Car Seat and Boppy Baby Carrier. Thank you to the Jewish Federation of Palm Beach County and Shalom Palm Beach Baby for sponsoring our event and providing a Shalom Baby Gift Basket. We can’t wait to do it again! Happy Parenting,

4 October 2020| PB Parenting |

PB Parenting Palm Beach County’s Parenting Resource

Volume 9, Issue 10 | October 2020 PUBLISHER Felonice Merriman ASSOCIATE PUBLISHER Jennifer Preville ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE Erica Wilcox GRAPHIC DESIGN/PRODUCTION Felonice Designs, LLC Stephanie Davis COVER PHOTOGRAPHY BY: Lynn of Lynn Studios WRITERS & CONTRIBUTORS Family Features Melany Troller, M.Ed. CONTACT PB PARENTING BY MAIL -

11924 W. Forest Hill Blvd. Suite 10A-146 Wellington, FL 33414

To advertise 561-419-6590 EXT 102 PHONE - 561-419-6590 EMAIL - info@pbparenting.com

PB Parenting Magazine is published monthly in Palm Beach County, Florida. Copyright 20122020, all rights reserved by PB Parenting, LLC. Contents may not be reproduced in any form without the written consent of the publisher. The publisher reserves the right to refuse advertising. The publisher accepts no responsibility for advertisement errors beyond the cost of the portion of the advertisement occupied by the error within the advertisement itself. The publisher accepts no responsibility for submitted materials. All submitted materials subject to editing.

MyDoc Women's Health Specialists OB/GYN & Women's Health Services Located in Boca Raton and Boynton Beach

The team at MyDoc Women's Health Specialists in Boca Raton and Boynton Beach, Florida is here to manage all aspects of women’s health, obstetrics, and gynecology for both women and children. As a comprehensive health center, the practice also offers primary health care services, so patients don’t have to visit a separate primary care physician. For instance, the practice can offer help from a nurse practitioner if patients have a general illness like a cold or the flu. Dr. Cueto is supported by a caring and experienced team of female providers, Jennifer Lopez PA, Anita Veerabhadrappa-Meiner PA, Sapna Rao FNP, Katie Roisinblit WHNP, Ora Charm FNP, Corrie Henry ARNP, and Heather Ahrens ARNP. The dedicated professionals at MyDoc Women's Health Specialists listen to their patients with the utmost compassion and kindness. This all-female team takes a holistic approach with each patient.

• Obstetrics & Delivery • Menopause • Birth Control

• STD Testing • Hormone Replacement Therapy • Adolescent Care • Pelvic Floor Therapy

• Laser Body Hair Removal • Genetic Testing • ThermiVa Vaginal Rejuvenation

Most Major Insurance Plans Accepted Including Medicare & Medicaid Same-Day, Emergency, Early, Evening, Lunch & Weekend Appointments Available Our providers are native speakers of English, Spanish & Portuguese

Corrie Henry, ARNP Luisa C. Cueto, MD, FACOG Nurse Praticioner OB/GYN Heather Ahrens, ARNP Anita Veerabhadrappa-Meiner, PA-C Katie Roisinblit, ARNP-BC, WHNP-BC Nurse Praticioner Physician Assistant Nurse Praticioner

Sapna Rao, ARNP-BC, FNP-C Nurse Praticioner

Jennifer Lopez, PA-C Physician Assistant

Ora Charm, ARNP-BC, FNP-C Nurse Praticioner

WALK IN APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE MONDAY-SATURDAY FROM 7:00AM - 1:00PM ’s NOW VBAC BLE! A IL A AV

Not a patient? No problem! Testing available to all. Visit www.mydocobgyn.com for more information. Boca Raton

561-910-7300 9970 Central Park Blvd North, #403 Boca Raton, FL 33428

Boynton Beach

561-910-7300 8756 Boynton Beach Boulevard, #2400 Boynton Beach, FL 33472

COVID-19 ANTIBODY TESTING N OW AVAILABL E

Making the Most of Halloween During Covid-19 BY MELANY TROLLER, M.ED. Covid-19 is not just a bunch of “hocus pocus”, but that doesn’t mean Halloween can’t be fun this year! The CDC has released guidelines and suggestions on ways to celebrate Halloween at lowrisk, medium-risk, and high-risk. Using those guidelines you can choose what is best for your family and still have a “spooktacularly” good time!

Low-Risk, High Fun! Devious Decorating Decorating your house with the kids is low-risk and tons of fun! Whether you

6 October 2020| PB Parenting |

choose to decorate inside, outside, or both, you can get into the spooky spirit of Halloween and transform the everyday into a monstrous good time. Grocery stores often sell pumpkins that you can purchase to decorate, making it convenient to get your ghoulish gourd! Devilish Disguises Set up a virtual costume party with friends from across town or even across the world! There are a variety of applications that allow for virtual group meet ups! You can still “see” each other and have the fun factor without the worry. Set up contests, dancing, or trivia! Ghostly Apparitions There are so many fun Halloween movies to choose from! Pair a Halloween movie viewing with spooky treats. Check out Pinterest for delicious delights like popcorn or candy in a plastic glove, Dracula’s dentures with chocolate chip cookies and marshmallows, or ghost

We heal for them.

From sprained ankles to lifethreatening injuries.

We Treat More Kids Than Any Other Hospital in Palm Beach County*. *Based on discharge data from the Florida Agency for Healthcare Administration.

From sprained ankles to life-threatening injuries, Palm Beach Children’s Hospital’s dedicated pediatric emergency department and Level 1 trauma center are ready to face anything from a common injury to a life-threatening condition. Our team is comprised of fellowship-trained pediatric emergency

• Level 1 trauma center • Board-certified and fellowship-trained pediatric emergency physicians • Pediatric medical and surgical specialists available around the clock • PICU transport team staffed by pediatric critical care nurses and physicians

medicine physicians, with treatment

• On-call medical specialists available around the clock

procedures designed specifically for the

• Online check-in available

needs of children.

For a physician or specialist visit palmbeachchildrenshospital.com or call 833.280.0431.

collaboration and planning, but can be a medium-risk fun way to enjoy Halloween! Paranormal Parade A continued theme in ensuring a medium-risk Halloween experience is working together. Another fun opportunity for kids is to have a costume parade route planned out in the neighborhood, not necessarily at any specific homes, with candy stations sprinkled throughout (and hand sanitizer!). lollipops by wrapping lollipops in white tissue! The ideas are endless and the movies are frightfully fun!

Medium-Risk, Monster Fun! One-Way Trick-or-Treating Neighborhoods can work together to setup a map with a one-way path for kids to follow to trick-or-treat to minimize contact and maintain social distancing! This involves

Spooky Stroll Many this year are throwing themselves into decorating (guilty as charged!). Taking a spooky yet socially-distanced stroll through your neighborhood to check out other decorations is a medium-risk fun way to get into the spirit of Halloween (and to make it low-risk drive instead of walk).

High-Risk, Horrific Fun! Traditional Halloween Trick-or-Treating Traditional trick-or-treating does have

Come Learn,

PLAY

and explore with us!

Pre-registration required; class-size limited; one adult per family group please. Masks required for ages 2 and up.

129 E. Ocean Avenue, Boynton Beach

the risk of crowds gathering and being exposed to more individuals you may not know. Wearing a protective mask is a must for this. Traditional Trunk-or-Treating Traditional trunk-or-treating involves trickor-treating out of the, typically, decorated trunks of cars. This also has the risk of crowds gathering and being exposed to more individuals you may not know. Don’t forget to wear a mask and bring hand sanitizer with you. Attending a crowded, indoor costume party If you choose to attend an indoor costume party with your kids, do not forgo your masks! Outdoor parties are preferable, but if you are indoors keep your mask on and wash your hands regularly. PB Parenting are not safety experts. There is an inherent risk of exposure to COVID-19 that exists in any public place where people are present. Check out the CDC

periodically for updates on considerations for public safety. And remember: it is always spooky good fun to practice social distancing, properly wear a mask, and wash your hands! Melany Troller is a mom, educator, freelance writer, and teaching & learning consultant. You can reach her at committedtoteachingandlearning @gmail.com

TIGER CUBS!

They won’t be little fur long.

PalmBeachZoo.org Open Daily 9AM – 5PM

1301 Summit Blvd. West Palm Beach, FL 33405 561-547-WILD (9453) I-95 Exit 66 or 68

REAL BODIES: THE EXHIBITION SHOWCASES & EXPLORES HUMAN ANATOMY South Florida Science Center and Aquarium Announces Blockbuster Exhibit No bones about it! The South Florida Science Center is announcing the fall blockbuster exhibit, Real Bodies: The Exhibition presented by the Stiles-Nicholson Foundation. Now open, the exhibit will be on display until April 11, 2021. Appropriate for all ages, Real Bodies goes beyond skin deep to reveal the mysteries of human anatomy, exploring the body through physiology, culture and emotion. Visitors will tour real, preserved human bodies, digging deeper into what it means to be alive. This powerful exhibition, produced by Imagine Exhibitions, Inc., displays 20 real, perfectly preserved human bodies and more than 200 anatomical specimens throughout 11 galleries. Each of the specimens featured in Real Bodies has been carefully and respectfully preserved by a team of experts using a scientific method known as polymer preservation, or plastination. This revolutionary process uses liquid silicon rubber to prevent the natural process of decaying.

10 October 2020| PB Parenting |

The exhibition pushes boundaries while blending art, science and emotion. When visitors explore different systems of the body, they will see the deeper connection between breathing, hunger, heart rhythm, love, motion and thought that makes each person unique. “We are thrilled to bring Real Bodies to Palm Beach County,” said Kate Arrizza, Science Center President and CEO. “We know our guests will love seeing the science beneath the skin and learning about human evolution through time. This is a rare opportunity to see the human body from the inside, which we hope will spark an interest in children to seek careers in science and medicine.” The exhibition will also feature a new COVID-19 component, encouraging visitors to learn more about the pandemic’s impact on the human body. Designed by Imagine Exhibitions, Inc. in consultation with emergency medicine physicians and epidemiologists with experience in emerging infectious disease preparedness, this new content showcases the latest

science-based information about the novel coronavirus. To continue with the theme of the historical, cultural and emotional context of the human body, the exhibit addresses efforts related to treating COVID-19 as well as the effects of the pandemic on human health and the healthcare system, including the challenges workers are facing in treating and preventing the virus. Interesting facts about how it affects each of the different body systems—from respiration to digestion to circulation—and other related topics will be found throughout the exhibition. Social distancing floor decals will continue the education as will a short film that illustrates the journey of the virus inside the human body. Visitors will also experience a dramatic display of dozens of 3-D printed virus models as part of the exhibition. “The human body is a magnificent machine capable of wonderful things, and the exhibition will showcase how amazing anatomy is,” said Kate Arrizza, President and CEO of the Science Center. “The new COVID-19 component is an excellent and timely resource that adds value to the educational impact.” “I am excited to share with the public the amazing work that our team collaborated on to create and enhance the exhibition in an effort to answer everyday questions about COVID-19,” said CEO of Imagine Exhibitions Tom Zaller. “Our goal is to share with people the current findings about how this new virus affects the different systems of the body in an easy to digest form. The hope is that we all come out of the exhibition knowing a little more than when we went in.”

conservation-themed Mini Golf Course and quarter mile long outdoor science trail. The newest addition includes a $2.5 million permanent exhibit, “Journey Through the Human Brain” and features the most advanced neuroscience research and technology in the world. Safety guidelines like social distancing and mask wearing are enforced. Admission to the South Florida Science Center and Aquarium during Real Bodies is $17.95 for adults, $13.95 for children ages 3 to 12 and $15.95 for seniors aged 60 and older. Science Center members and children under 3 are free. For more information on Real Bodies or other Science Center programming, call 561-8321988 or visit www.sfsciencecenter.org. Like the South Florida Science Center and Aquarium on Facebook and follow on Twitter and Instagram @SFScienceCenter.

About Imagine Exhibitions Imagine Exhibitions is currently producing over 40 unique exhibitions globally in museums, science centers, zoos, integrated resorts, and non-traditional venues, with millions of people around the world visiting our exhibitions each year. In addition to developing successful traveling exhibitions, Imagine Exhibitions designs, opens, and operates permanent installations and venues, and consults on building, expanding, and directing museums The mission of the South Florida Science and attractions. With decades of diverse Center and Aquarium is to “open every experience in the museum and entertainment mind to science” and the indoor/outdoor industries, Imagine Exhibitions consistently venue features more than 100 hands-on develops exhibitions that educate and excite educational exhibits, a 10,000 gallon fresh while exceeding attendance goals. For more and salt water aquarium, digital planetarium, information, visit www.ImagineExhibitions. Pre-K focused “Discovery Center,” 18-hole com or find us on Facebook.

Fall Fun!

Fall is here! Well kind of... It’s not as hot out and there are pumpkins to paint and things to go do around Palm Beach County. Here are some fun things PB Parenting can’t wait to do (safely of course with proper social distancing and our masks on!)

$30 per an artist/ $25 each additional family member painting a pumpkin. Includes pumpkin, pizza and all supplies. Age 5-12 unless noted above. Artist under 5 must be accompanied by a parent. For more information and to register online go to www.kidsneedmoreart.com.

Celebrate Fall with Kids Need More Art 9th Annual Pumpkin Painting Parties! Join KNMA at their Jupiter Studio in Downtown Abacoa on one of the following dates: Saturday Oct. 3 from 5-7 PM Friday Oct. 9 from 5-7 PM Saturday Oct. 10 from 1-3 PM Friday Oct. 16 from 5-7 PM Saturday Oct. 17 from 1-3 PM (Family Day) Sunday Oct. 18 from 1-3 PM

Visit the new Tiger Cubs at the Palm Beach Zoo! The three Malayan tiger cubs born at Palm Beach Zoo & Conservation Society will be prowling and playing in their tropical tiger habitat each day with their mom, Api. The cubs are now just over three months old and ready to explore. The tigers have been living in a specialized behind-the-scenes area of the habitat specifically designed for a growing family including comfortable dens, outside yards and cameras for keeping a close eye on them since their birth on May 12. During that time, they have gained their eyesight (tiger cubs are born blind), bonded with mom and each other, grown in size and independence. “We are so excited for the community to experience these rare Malayan tiger cubs in the habitat that was designed for a tiger family,” said Palm Beach Zoo president & CEO Margo McKnight. “The cubs are a

12 October 2020| PB Parenting |

continuation of the critically endangered Malayan tiger subspecies. Their genetics represent important diversity within the global zoo community while we work to ensure the survival of their wild cousins facing habitat destruction and illegal hunting.” “We are so proud of the way Api has provided for all the cubs’ needs. Now they are ready to venture out into the habitat, where they will experience a waterfall, running stream, bathing pool, banyan trees, bamboo and palms. It is where they will grow and learn to be tigers in a natural environment,” said carnivore supervisor Sherry Currens. The three cubs and Api will all live together with their bonding and playtime on full display. Visitors will get a front row view of all the action when they visit the Asia area of Palm Beach Zoo. Tigers are primarily solitary animals except when

females are raising cubs. Proud father Kadar will be close by but not in the habitat with mom and the cubs. The tigers will be in the habitat while Palm Beach Zoo is open each day from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, unless there is inclement weather. The Zoo offers annual memberships for individuals and families. Members get the benefit of frequently visiting and watching the cubs grow into adult tigers over the next year. For more information go to www.palmbeachzoo. org. JUMP! JUMP! JUMP! Wear your toddlers out at Adrenaline Entertainment Center with their KIDS RUSH Special. Children Ages 6 & Under can jump for $10 (M-F 10AM -1PM) All passes good until 1 PM. 2 & Under free with purchase. Check out www. jumpadrenaline.com/lake-worth for more information.

PALM BEACH STATE COLLEGE

palmbeachstate.edu/SYC

561.868.3646

palmbeachstate.edu/SYC 561.868.3646

Schoolhouse Fun! There are lots of fun activities and classes this Fall at the Schoolhouse Museum and Learning Center! Get your toddlers moving with Tots in Tutus. Each Tuesday at 10:45 AM or 11:15 AM. This is a 6 week series designed for 2-5 years old. $48 for members or $60 for non members. Drop in classes are available $12 with paid admission. No need to sit still as a statue for this story. Instructors bring childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s books to life through interactive performance, singing, movement and props. An

engaging art activity complements each session. Enrichment skills: early literacy, listening and response, movement, creativity. For Ages 2-5, each child will receive his/her own baggie of sanitized materials to use. This class is FREE with paid admission to the schoolhouse. Classes are limited to 10 children 10 total. Masks are required for ages 2 and up and pre-registration is required. Are you home schooling? The Schoolhouse Museum can help enrich your curriculum. They have fun classes for homeschooled children who are K-2. They can participate in engaging, hands-on activities around a theme, with a different topic covered in each six week series. Registration is for an entire series (no drop-ins) and pre-registration is required. The parent/adult is required to remain in the class with the child. The whole calendar of fun is up on their website www.schoolhousemuseum.org.

! EN P EO R A

Go online or call to reserve your party today!

SAVE 20% OFF ADMISSION OR PARTY WITH PROMO CODE: PBPARENT

Time for your close-up! Holidays are right around the corner and you are going to want to send out cards! So get ahead of the rush and schedule a Fall Mini Photography Session with Lynn Studios. The mini sessions are $200 for 20 minutes and include 10 digital images. Get yourself in the picture because Moms love to hide behind the camera! Check out lynnstudios1.com and make sure to mention PB Parenting for the Fall Special!

sustainable farming grounds. Come shop their 25 local and artisan vendors weekly beginning Saturday, October 3 from 10am to 1pm. Lots of great fresh items will be available including fresh produce, baked breads and pasties, jam, coffee, teas, seafood and more, Lots of fresh air! Bring the kids and introduce them to their pigs, chickens and lambs. Free Parking and live music!!! Support Local! Swank farm is located at 14311 North Road, Loxahatchee. PB Parenting are not safety experts. There is an inherent risk of exposure to COVID-19 that exists in any public place where people are present. Check out the CDC periodically for updates on considerations for public safety.

This Little Piggy went to the Market! The Swank Farm Farmers Market that is! Swank Farms is located on 20 acres of hydroponic and | PBParenting.com | October 2020 15

Safety Steps for Spooky Fun Trick or Treat Safety During COVID-19 Traditional family activities like trickor-treating create fun moments and memories, but the effects of COVID-19 on this Halloween will bring about change for the spooky excitement. You can still ensure a special night for your little ones and all the ghouls, goblins and ghosts in your neighborhood by following safety measures aimed at keeping everyone healthy on All Hallows’ Eve. Consider these tips for safe trick-ortreating from the experts at the National Safety Council and leading candy maker, Mars Wrigley. Before Halloween • Buy individually wrapped candy to hand out to trick-or-treaters. Fun-size packs are one of the easiest forms of candy for trick-or-treaters to grab and go. • Create fun, individual candy goody

16 October 2020| PB Parenting |

• • • •

bags for a no-touch option for trickor-treaters. Make sure your yard is well-lit; replace any burnt-out light bulbs. Create signs encouraging trickor-treaters to stay 6 feet apart and display them in your yard. Don’t hand out treats if you are not feeling well. Consider socially distanced options such as “trunk-or-treating,” during which prepackaged goodies are handed out, or a virtual costume parade.

Alternately, you can use a tool like Mars Wrigley’s “TREAT TOWN™,” an app-based digital experience for families to virtually trick-or-treat for real candy. It offers Halloween fans of all ages the ability to create personalized spooky avatars, customized decorations for your in-app

“door” and the ability to “knock” on the doors of friends and family across the country. Visit Treat-Town.com to find more information. During Halloween • Make trick-or-treating care packs with hand sanitizer, disinfectant wipes and extra face masks. • Help little ones clean their hands throughout the night. • Maintain a distance of 6 feet from other groups of trick-or-treaters, allowing one group to collect candy at a time. • Wear face masks and reflective tape or clothing and carry flashlights or glow sticks if you’re walking in the dark. • Do “mask checks.” Stop in a safe place and make sure young children’s masks are covering their mouths and noses. • Use sidewalks and crosswalks. Don’t

Mental Health Counseling Sessions Grossmayer Wellness Center • Treating young kids, teens, and adults • Accepting new clients • We offer telehealth • In office sessions upon request • Accepting insurance: Cigna, Aetna, Magellan, Espyr, Managed Care Concepts, E4 Health Madeleine and Justin Grossmayer, LCSW (561) 602-1485 · grossmayerwellnesscenter.com Facebook.com/SocialSkillsMatter Facebook.com/GrossmayerWellnessCenter

12161 Ken Adams Way, #154 · Wellington

Mommy & Me • Preschoolers Boys Gymnastics • Camps Tumbling • Cheerleading Recreational and Competitive Teams

Mention PB Parenting & receive a FREE trial class!

For more info call 561.868.0288 6752 Lantana Rd Ste B • Lake Worth Between Jog Road & Hagen Ranch Road

www.geniesgymnastics.com

cross the street between cars and be as visible as possible as drivers may be distracted. • Consider setting up a grab-and-go “candy corner” for visitors, inclusive Pediatric Dentistry of hand sanitizer and treats. Specializing in Dentistry for Infants, Children, Adolescents ecializing in Dentistry for Infants, Children, Adolescents and those with Special Health Care needs and those with Special Health Care needs

After Halloween • Wash your hands when you get Delicious Town Center Flickr Twitter FL 33472 Retweet Canyon Boynton Beach, home. 784 Boynton Beach Blvd, #103, Boynton Beach, FL 33472 561-732-8333 h# 561-732-8333 fax# 561-732-8375 roseffpediatricdentistry@comcast.net • Sanitize candy wrappers before www.roseffpediatricdentistry.com eating or let it sit for 24 hours. Facebook MySpace StumbleUpon Digg • Follow the “when in doubt, throw it out” rule. Throw away any candy that is open, ripped or has torn Slash Dot Mixx Skype Technorati packaging, an unusual appearance or pinholes. Discard any homemade items made by people you don’t • Cheer • YouTube Dance Reddit Gymnastics FriendFeed LinkedIn know. Martial Arts • Ninja Zone • Personal • Watch for choking hazards. If you Training Classes • Summer Camp Newsvine SlideShare Birthday Parties • ParentsGoogle Night Out Google Talk have a young child, make sure 6500 South Rogers Circle #1000 candy he or she collected isn’t a Boca Raton • 561.998.4225 choking hazard. If it is, discard it. www.gokidschoice.com Yahoo Yahoo Buzz Netvibes AOL • Keep candy away from pets, especially chocolate and sugar-free gum, which can be poisonous for Microsoft MSN Apple MobileMe your furry friends.

Michael J. Roseff, DMD, Michael J. Roseff, DMD, LLC LLC

diatric Dentist

Diplomate of the American Board of Pediatric Dentistry

Fall Mini Sessions

$200 - 20 minutes Last.fm 10 digital images. Mention this Ad.

Handing Out Treats from Home If you’re staying home to hand out treats to the superheroes, ghosts, princesses and other little guests that arrive on Qik Vimeo Viddler Virb www.lynnstudios1.com your doorstep, consider these ideas to 561-267-3214 encourage safety and fun: • Family Lifestyle Portraits • Minimize the number of hands • Tumblr Maternity/Newborn WordPerss Blogger Posterous reaching into a bowl. Find fun, • Weddings/Engagements hands-free ways to give candy to trick-or-treaters. You can place Behance Design Float Deviant Art Design Bump candy on your lawn or driveway, so trick-or-treaters don’t have to crowd around your front door, touch Friendster Bebo Squidoo Share This handrails or knock. • Move out of the way any items that children could trip over and keep RSS Email pets inside. Update #1 • Stand outside when handling treats, wear a mask and use hand sanitizer often. Consider keeping a Google Buzz Picasa Bing Meetup 18 October 2020| PB Parenting | App Store

Amazon

Mister Wong

• •

large bottle of sanitizer near you for visitors to use as well. Allow one small group at a time at your door. Give out one set of treats at a time to minimize hands reaching into a common bowl. For example, funsize packs of treats like M&M’s and SNICKERS offer plenty of options and are easy for trick-or-treaters to grab and go.

Source: Family Features and Mars Chocolate North America. Photos courtesy of Getty Images

Non-Surgical & Surgical treatments for people of all ages included but are not limited to: Foot & Ankle Pain • Sports Injuries • Pediatric Flat foot • Point Evaluations Toenail and Skin conditions • Custom orthotics • Diabetic foot care Dr. Brett Fried was born and Dr. Daniel Elgut attended University Dr. Jonathan M. Cutler attended Dr. Joshua P. Daly grew up in the Washington University in St Louis, of Florida and earned a BA degree small town of Grenada, Mississippi. raised in New York. Watching his in Health Sciences. After which, he MO, and earned a BA degree. After He followed the family tradition and grandfather deal with diabetes he attended Podiatry School at Barry which, he attended Podiatry School attended Mississippi State University started to appreciate the field of University in Miami Shores where to pursue a degree in Microbiology. medicine. After obtaining his BS at Dr. William M Scholl College he graduated with honors followed After graduating Magna Cum Laude degree he went on to attend medical of Podiatry, followed by a surgical by a residency at JFK Hospital. He is residency at Johns Hopkins, Liberty with a Bachelor of Science his natural school at the prestigious New York College of Podiatric Medicine in Board Qualified American College of Medical in Baltimore, MD. He interest in business and leadership Manhattan, NY., followed by surgical Foot and Ankle Surgeons. Dr. Elgut is a Diplomate of the American led him to business school where residency in NYC and Georgia. He is very involved in the community Board of Podiatric Surgery, a Board he obtained his MBA degree. He is a a Board Certified Foot Surgeon. including Fit Feet Screenings for attended medical school at the New Certified Foot Surgeon and has During 9/11, he volunteered his skills Special Olympics and US Marine been a respected part of the medical York College of Podiatric Medicine in to help the rescue workers injured Corp Toys for Tot Program. Manhattan, NY. community for over 25 years. during the recovery eﬀorts.

Five South Florida Foot and Ankle Centers To Serve You!

Royal Palm Beach....................................11412 Okeechobee Blvd. Phone: (561) 793-6170 Palm Beach Gardens..............................3375 Burns Rd., Suite 107 Phone: (561) 691-4682 Lake Worth.........................................3618 Lantana Rd., Suite:102 Phone: (561) 967-4999 Belle Glade....................................... 1100 S. Main Street Suite 200 Phone: (561) 993-9968 Palm Beach Lakes.............................2047 Palm Beach Lakes Blvd. Phone: (561) 793-6170

Visit our website - www.SFFAC.com

PB Parenting Palm Beach County’s Parenting Resource

THE MORE YOU UNDERSTAND HER WORLD, THE MORE POSSIBILITIES YOU SEE. For Julia’s family, early screening for autism made a lifetime of difference. Find out more at ScreenForAutism.org