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Health

RSV Is on the Rise in Michigan – Here’s How to Prevent the Spread

Jessica Schrader - January 28, 2020

More infants in Michigan, Wisconsin and Illinois are getting sick with respiratory syncytial virus. Here's what parents need to know about RSV.

Health

Avoiding Respiratory Illnesses in Children

Megan Krueger - October 13, 2014

With respiratory viruses such as enterovirus D68 spreading, it's important to take steps to keep kids healthy. A Henry Ford Health System doctor offers tips.

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Guides

Family Fun Things to Do This Weekend in Metro Detroit and Ann Arbor

Metro Parent Editorial - April 22, 2021

Looking for some family fun virtual things to do while at home or as things open up? Check out our list of events and other things to do this weekend.

Special Needs

Adaptive Sports for Kids with Disabilities and Special Needs

Metro Parent Editorial - April 21, 2021

In search of adaptive sports for kids with physical or developmental disabilities? Here are local sports programs for kids with special needs in the metro Detroit and Ann Arbor areas.

Guides

Earth Day Events in Metro Detroit and Ann Arbor

Metro Parent Editorial - April 21, 2021

Celebrate Mother Earth on April 22, 2021, at one of these eco-friendly Earth Day events in Macomb, Oakland, Washtenaw and Wayne counties.

Coronavirus Help

Freebies for Vaccinated People in Metro Detroit and Ann Arbor

Amanda Rahn - April 21, 2021

These spots offering free items or discounts to people who can prove they have been vaccinated against COVID-19.

Autism Alliance of Michigan

What Every Parent Should Know About Developmental Delays

Claire Charlton - April 20, 2021

You have a new baby in your life. But how will you know if your child is developing normally? An expert from the Autism Alliance of Michigan offers some insight.