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The Moderna and Pfizer COVID-19 vaccines were cleared over the weekend for use in children under five by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Parents likely have questions, and at Arkansas Children’s Hospital, healthcare professionals are gearing up to answer them.Read More →

* The African American Children’s Book Project (AACBP) and The Literary Cafe Books and Events celebrate Juneteenth by highlighting the rich history and contributions of black people in the United States, as depicted in the books. Vanesse Lloyd-Sgambati, Founder of the AACBP, said: “Reflecting on Juneteenth, I remember that duringRead More →

The information below has been provided by dairy product distributors and other industry organizations. It has not been edited, verified or endorsed by Hoard’s Dairyman. Modern Farms turns ONE! June 15 is the one-year anniversary of Modern Farms, a children’s book from Prattville, Alabama, author and former Ridley Block OperationsRead More →

Children’s book ‘Justice’ is about a boy who finds hope in life despite his father’s incarceration (Photo courtesy) Mass incarceration is an issue that has plagued the black community for decades. Rasheeda Jones, an LAUSD psychiatric social worker and Dorsey graduate, created the children’s book “Justice” to help young peopleRead More →

CHARLEVOIX – A love for writing children’s books coupled with a shared love of Northern Michigan and Charlevoix has brought two creatives together to create a new children’s book. The book – titled “Mushroom House Man: The Story of Earl A. Young and His Cottages of Stone” – is anRead More →

TERRE HAUTE — Decades after the Holocaust, the story of Eva Mozes Kor and her sister Miriam lives on through many different avenues. A new book, “I Will Protect You”, has been written by Kor and author Danica Davidson. The two met after one of Kor’s speeches in 2018. Supplied/DanaRead More →

Alex Bostic STARKVILLE — Children across the country will understand Juneteenth better thanks to the drawings of a Mississippi State University art professor. Alex Bostic, associate professor in MSU’s Department of Art, illustrated the 32-page children’s book “Free at Last: A Juneteenth Poem,” in which poet and activist Sojourner KincaidRead More →

Children listen at a Berkofest Children’s Book Festival event Proposed by Lauren Mulve The BerkoFest children’s book festival returns this month to Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire, where a host of events and activities will take place. The event, which will be held at Rectory Lane Cemetery, a beautiful green space in centralRead More →

A year has passed since Colorado Children’s Hospital first declared a state of emergency for youth mental health last May. Not a single day has gone by that our organization has not grappled with the human impact of this staggering crisis on our healthcare system. Jena Hausmann, left, and Ron-LiRead More →

A Coventry man has written an interactive children’s book which he hopes can be used by children, parents and teachers as a preventative tool in tackling gang culture. Anton Noble has spent the past few years helping the city’s youth with his company Guiding Young Minds (GYM). GYM works withRead More →

Interactive children’s books The interactive children’s books market size is growing at a faster rate with substantial growth rates over the past few years and the market is estimated to increase significantly over the forecast period i.e. 2022 to 2028 . The latest update of the Global Interactive Children’s BooksRead More →

What’s eye-catching is that the suggested audience for some of these books, in particular, is K-12. on the 3rd. To note. Pizza Hut offers highly awake books for children I started hearing rumors about it Pizza Hut Book it Summer 2022 reading program via the Post Millennial, and a littleRead More →

A review of the children’s services buildings used by the Reading Council’s children’s services company could lead to a cut in expenditure of more than half a million pounds. Next week Reading Borough Council’s policy committee will review the buildings it uses as facilities for Brighter Futures for Children (BFfC),Read More →

MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) — Brent Suter is more than just a Brewers pitcher. He is also a Harvard graduate, environmentalist and now published author. “A binky landed on the carpet nearby. It was beautiful, wonderful, colorful, but clear.” When Brent’s son Liam was born, the 32-year-old wanted to write somethingRead More →

Former President Donald Trump is peddling a children’s book written by a former member of his administration that stars “King Donald” and reimagines a kingdom where “Russians” weren’t a factor in the 2016 election. Now Trump wants to distribute the book to children across the country. “Let’s put this incredibleRead More →

Suhair Sultan recently published her first book, a children’s story about Lebanese fashion designer Elie Saab. The life of Elie Saab might seem like an unlikely tale for children, but for Sultan, the designer’s story is perfect, as it encapsulates the themes of hope and kindness, two traits she believesRead More →

Kwaku Amoateng is quite a creative father. In 2021, the Comox military firefighter wrote and illustrated a fictional children’s book (The Magic Umbrella – Bratasaurus and Tyrannosaurus) to honor his son, Jordan. The book features characters that represent a father’s relationship with his autistic son – similar to Kwaku andRead More →

A new picture book plunges a young reader into a world filled with misadventures and trials beyond her control. When her little brother draws on his favorite sweater with a marker, how does she react? Not with anger, but with affirmations repeated daily: “I am strong, I am kind, IRead More →

This major report presents a clear view of the current performance of the global children’s publishing market and its likely development in the coming years. The key findings of the Global Children’s Publishing Market report focus on changing Global Children’s Publishing Market dynamics, substantial new opportunities, critical forces likely toRead More →

Staff working in Reading Children’s Services have made progress but still need to improve to be considered ‘good’. Previously Reading Children’s Services was rated as ‘in need of improvement to be good’ in September 2019 during an inspection by the council’s Foster Care Service, with Principal Inspector Tracy Scott deliveringRead More →

Children at a primary school in Laois enjoyed a special reading about bees on the recent World Bee Day. Laois author Johnny Renko, aka former Senator John Whelan, visited Shanganamore National School, Barrowhouse to read his book The Last Beekeeper, and see the many school projects and activities they haveRead More →

One of Gloucestershire’s most popular tourist attractions, Westonbirt, the National Arboretum, has unveiled a new literature festival for young book lovers, taking place this August bank holiday weekend. Dedicated to stories about nature, animals and the great outdoors, Wild Wonder at Westonbirt is a brand new children’s book festival, featuringRead More →

Families can find local crafts, produce and produce, and kids can stay busy this summer by visiting the 34th Annual Washington Farmers Market. Main Street Washington is partnering with local businesses for the second year of their free “Farm Fables” book distribution. Every Thursday during farmer’s market season, organizers planRead More →

In partnership with Cotswold Farm Park | cotswoldfarmpark.co.uk Home to TV presenter and farmer Adam Henson, the Cotswold Farm Park is an award-winning attraction at Guiting Power, near Cheltenham. Activities include feeding the lambs and meeting baby bunnies, dashing around the outdoor play areas and jumping on inflatable pillows. YouRead More →

After writing several books for adults over the years, U.S. Senate Chaplain Barry Black will make his debut with a children’s book, A prayer for our country: words to unite and inspire hope. The book is slated for release by Zonderkidz on June 7, 2022. Illustrated by artist Kim Holt,Read More →

Tony-winning actress and now author Ali Stroker is the first wheelchair-bound actor to appear on Broadway. She joins us this morning to talk about her inspiring new children’s book, “Ali and the Starfish”. Ali Stroker says the book was inspired by his real life. She says: ‘I was introduced toRead More →

Annik Dupaty has studied and worked around art for many years, but has not been the artist herself – until now. Dupaty, who works as an events and volunteer manager at the Madison Museum of Contemporary Art, illustrated the new children’s book, ‘My Imagined World’, inspired by the life andRead More →

First-time author Heather Booysen has just published her first book. Marley takes the stage. Growing up in Wheeling, she took dance lessons at the age of 3 and went on to study at the University at Buffalo with a BFA in dance. She is a professional dancer, dance teacher andRead More →

You’ll get the hysterical kids with tickets to best-selling adaptations of their favorite books – and you could get a bonus break! Argue the family to enjoy a screening of the wonderful West End production of Billionaire Boy, based on the David Walliams bestselling children’s book from Britain’s Got Talent.Read More →

Prescott Valley, United States – May 16, 2022 — JJ Fast Publishing’s newly updated training is an all-in-one guide from professional author Jay Boyer that provides viewers with in-depth details on the entire publishing process for creating and selling children’s books. . More information is available at https://childrensbookformula.com Online trainingRead More →

(WXYZ) – From being an Eagle Scout to an A-level student and even a gifted drummer, Grant Harrison has plenty to be proud of, but for the 17-year-old, his greatest accomplishment is writing a best-selling children’s book. “People in the community have reached out to me to tell me howRead More →

Writer and adventure lover, early childhood educator Nikki Lee has combined her two affections to create a book of wonder, to spark the imagination of your children everywhere. Let’s jump in with Jolli, shall we? Jump with Jolli Around the World, according to the young author, is about a littleRead More →

In the opening of a new children’s book called “Just Try One Bite”, the rhyme is “Hi Mom. Hi Dad. It’s time we talked about oatmeal and carrots, pasta and cakes, mustard and custard and fried chicken steak; about pork butts and peanuts, and the choices we make. There’s aRead More →

WARWICK SMITH / Stuff Kathy Gabriel from Levin has published a book about her cat Floyd who has a habit of collecting clothes and other things around the neighborhood. A ginger cat from a town in Horowhenua with a knack for bringing home all kinds of neighborhood items inspired aRead More →

It was around the time Gabriella Girardi turned 4 that the questions started. “Research shows that age 4 is the age at which we ask the most questions. No other age on the planet asks more questions than a 4-year-old,” said his mother, Tamara Girardi. from Lower Burrell. But whatRead More →

Gifted writer, photographer, cinematographer, human rights activist, racial justice advocate and infant, child and black mental health advocate Nathan Ssewaali has released a new book titled ‘Lola and the carousel of emotions”. The short story depicts young Lola going from fear and sadness to joy, as she explores her feelingsRead More →

TOPEKA, Kansas— Rob and Carla Ingraham thought their grandchildren were in danger. They complained to Kansas child welfare authorities, believing it would keep the grandchildren in the Ingrahams’ home – State-sanctioned foster care is often granted to relatives. Yet they argue that the state never really investigated the case and,Read More →

London, United Kingdom – May 10, 2022 — This new release is Schmitt-Bylandt’s third children’s book release and features a story of unlikely cooperation and acceptance of difference. Featuring colorful characters and a valuable moral lesson, the new book is ideal for kindergarten to elementary readers. For more information visitRead More →

Jason Mayden has lived many lives. He started as Nike’s first black industrial design intern, went on to become lead designer for the Jordan brand, launched his own children’s shoe brand Superheroic, served as interim president for the sportswear launch of Fear of God and landed as design CEO. TrilliconRead More →

Debra-Dee Shelton and Sharon Thompson, a dynamic mother-daughter duo, have finished their new book, “Stripe N Strong”: a heartwarming children’s tale about loneliness and inclusion. Thompson shares, “Stripe N Strong is a zebra who was in the circus and wasn’t sure what life was going to be like after theRead More →

Reviews and recommendations are unbiased and products are independently selected. Postmedia may earn an affiliate commission on purchases made through links on this page. Content of the article By Dee Hahn (Random Penguin House) Spade is a great thief. With his younger brother on the prowl, he digs up gravesRead More →

(RNS) — “You know God the Father, but God is also your Mother.” This is how the children’s book “Mother God” by Teresa Kim Pecinovsky begins. The picture book, with beautiful, vibrant illustrations by artist Khoa Le, was published in March by Beaming Books. The feminine, motherly imagery of GodRead More →

Karys McEwen, a resident of Olinda, has published a children’s novel to make young people feel “heard”. IMAGE: PROVIDED By Tyler Wright Olinda resident Karys McEwen launched her first fictional novel about the complications of living in a regional town throughout your formative teenage years. “All the Little Tricky Things”Read More →

The two-year pandemic has put a strain on the mental health of the youngest, but there is not enough data to create an adequate response, according to Public Health France, which launched a national survey on well-being on Monday. children. May 2. The study, called Enabee, aims to take stockRead More →

Diary of a Wimpy Kid, the Musical is currently playing at the Childrens Theater Company until June 18. The best-selling production based on the best-selling Diary of a Wimpy Kid book series and the New York Times media franchise. Author/illustrator Jeff Kinney’s popular series has received six Nickelodeon Kids’ ChoiceRead More →

For months, Linda Wheeler-Wood has been hard at work writing a series of four children’s books focusing on historical events and the backdrop of Trigg County. The goal: to enhance a traveling, fun, and educational historical exhibit from the Trigg County Historical Society and John L. Street Library, Trigg CountyRead More →

Chestnut Tree House has started Wild Wood Swim and is looking for participants to swim in open water for 1km, 3km or 5km to raise funds. Wild Wood Swim will take place over the summer holidays, Monday August 29, at Weir Wood Reservoir in Ashdown Forest, and the money raisedRead More →

It took until the COVID-19 pandemic to begin, but William “Casey” Martin is achieving the lifelong goal of writing children’s books. Her third book, “Wally Worm and the Wool Scarves,” was released on April 14. In this book, Martin captures the color of Malta, addresses body image, and provides verseRead More →

A proposal in Connecticut would create a children’s trust fund, to support a state child tax credit and child care initiatives. Advocates said the funding was key to making Connecticut an affordable place for families. The Finance Revenue and Bonding Committee voted this month to adjust Governor Ned Lamont’s proposedRead More →

Author, teacher and children’s literature lover Dr. Mark West announced the release of The Peeve and the Grudge and Other Preposterous Poems published by Charlotte-based Warren Publishing. Through this witty and whimsical collection, West explores strange words and idioms that children – sometimes adults – often misinterpret. The poems areRead More →

A Spanish-language children’s book inspired by the Covid-19 pandemic was launched in Gibraltar last week. Joaquina Cañada, a well-known writer and poet from the Andalusia region, wrote the book using the experiences of the pandemic. The project was launched in collaboration with the cross-border social group Mar del Sur andRead More →

DRACUT, Mass. (WBZ NewsRadio) – Dracut Police Department said it received a report of a suspicious male looking out the window of two children’s bedroom early Monday morning. Deputy Chief David Chartrand said officials intend to press charges against the suspect who allegedly looked into a residence on Skyline Drive.Read More →

The cost of bringing the Herefordshire Special Children’s Services Department up to standard has been estimated at nearly £22 million, more than half of which will be spent this financial year. These figures were presented to yesterday’s council of council portfolio holders, who unanimously approved them. The council’s £11.5million ‘financialRead More →

Reading Borough Council’s children’s business will pay a total of £13,000 after an autistic schoolgirl was left with zero GCSEs due to poor mental health. Trouble for the family began in December 2018 when the girl stopped attending the private school she was enrolled in due to severe anxiety. ThisRead More →

Prescott Valley, USA – March 28, 2022 /MarketersMEDIA/ — Specializing in advisory services for the development of manuscripts and e-books, the agency brings together a wealth of experience in its latest 52-page guide. The downloadable piece has a wealth of information, including book size, cover design, age ranges, and more.Read More →

The Global Children’s publishing market The 2022 report is a professional and in-depth study on the current state of the global children’s publishing market. Through analysis based on cutting-edge research, it provides an opinion on the current trends and directions of the global children’s publishing market. The Global Children’s PublishingRead More →

The following discussion should be read in conjunction with our audited financial statements and notes thereto included in Part IV, Item 15.-Exhibits and Financial Statement Schedules. This Annual Report on Form 10-K contains forward-looking statements made pursuant to the safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act ofRead More →

Thursday, March 24, 2022, 7:13 a.m.Press Release: Able In light of this week’s report on the state of children’s literacy in New Zealand, it’s time to learn the many benefits of using subtitles, including improving literacy . Title Now I don’t know my ABC by Dr. Nina Hood, the reportRead More →

Ritratt: Twitter John Lundin Tista’ taqra bil- Malta. In an open letter yesterday, Olena Zelenska, wife of Volodymyr Zelenskyy, the President of Ukraine, said it was impossible to believe that Russia had started the war and described the invasion as a simple “massacre of civilians Ukrainians”. She said: “Perhaps theRead More →

A NEWPORT mom aims to make her kids proud – by publishing her first book. Rebecca Stack came up with the story of Gordon the Giraffe Dreams Big during the October 2020 lockdown with the hope that people would have something to relate to and inspire people to achieve theirRead More →

President Joe Biden believes America, and especially its young people, are experiencing a mental health crisis — and according to his State of the Union address on Tuesday night, social media is one of the root causes. In his speech, Biden promised to “hold social media platforms accountable for theRead More →

Stratagem Market Overview published an in-depth research and analysis of the “Children’s publishing marketwhich identifies new developments, business prospects, and growing industry players. The market study covers the size of the children’s publishing market in different segments. It aims to estimate the market size and growth potential across various segments,Read More →

A pandemic doesn’t stop tooth decay, and dentists are reminding parents to bring their kids back on a regular schedule before the fallout from COVID-19 does more damage. In her practice in Houston, Rita Cammarata said it was clear Americans were postponing checkups and cleanings during the height of theRead More →

A proclamation targeting transgender students and Colorado’s public housing and non-discrimination laws, approved by the Monument Academy board of trustees, drew criticism from parents, students and district staff members during of an education council meeting yesterday. Monument Academy is a public charter school in School District 38 in Lewis-Palmer, nearRead More →

Today, Texas Governor Abbot ordered Family and Protective Services to investigate doctors, nurses, teachers and parents who help children get gender-affirming care and accuse them of child abuse. A new national poll released today by Data for Progress reveals the powerful resilience of transphobia among many American voters — andRead More →

Maybe it’s vertigo I’m battling right now, but Sylvia’s new cycle of children’s musical songs, Nature Child: A Dreamer’s Journey, made me dizzy. Known to adult fans of contemporary country music for her ’80s songs, “Nobody”, “Tumbleweed” and “Drifter”, Sylvia Hutton set out to create a fantasy world where allRead More →

As part of National Children’s Dental Health Month, dentists are asking California parents to get actively involved while their children learn to brush their teeth. By third grade, 22% of children in California have untreated tooth decay, according to the California Department of Health. Dr. Erin Shah, a pediatric dentistRead More →

In a sea of ​​NFT drops from big brands and celebrities, Cool Crypto Kids (CCK) is an NFT charity project with a real purpose. The limited-edition NFT collection will raise funds for Children’s Hospital Los Angeles (CHLA), one of the leading pediatric care facilities in the United States, to easeRead More →

Parents call on school board to let children’s lives return to normal Category: Health Posted: Tuesday February 15th, 2022 2:21 PM Joanne Wallenstein As COVID rates drop sharply and New York State’s mask mandate for schools is set to expire February 21, 2022, some parents are urging Scarsdale schools toRead More →

spotted 07:00 Build-A-Bear’s New Line is Really About Adult Infantilization by Mary Harington Build-A-Bear’s Sexy Plush The ‘Build-A-Bear’ children’s toy franchise has launched a line of ‘sexy’ plushes, including one complete with a satin dressing gown and a bottle of champagne. It’s easy to complain about the commercial sexualization ofRead More →

Schools in Pennsylvania have faced an uphill battle in the surge of the omicron variant, which has led to temporary virtual learning after winter break. But a new poll finds parents feel overwhelming support for teachers and for schools’ handling of COVID-19. In the national survey of 1,300 parents ofRead More →

North Dakota writer and musician Jessie Veeder released her first children’s book, “Prairie Princess,” this month. To celebrate, she visits libraries across the state to lead a read, sign, discuss, and create activity for all ages. She will be at Gate 204, Watford City at 4.30pm on Friday January 21.Read More →

A new report shows that all 13.5 million California children are suffering as a result of the pandemic. It gives the state low marks for child care, foster care, mental health support and preventive health screenings. The new 2022 California Children’s Report Card from the nonprofit Children Now showed thatRead More →

This year will mark Andrew McGinley’s second Christmas without his three children by his side. Conor, nine, Darragh, seven, and Carla, three, were killed in January 2020. As he reflected on the wonderful Christmases he had shared with his children, Andrew insisted he only feels love when he thinks ofRead More →

FRESNO, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) — In response to the theft of hundreds of coats donated to Fresno children, the Fresno Teachers Association announced that the organization will donate $2,000 to replace winter clothing. ORIGINAL STORY: Hundreds of donated coats for Kings Elementary kids stolen in car break-in Coats and other winterRead More →

SALT LAKE CITY — Utah health care reform advocates are lobbying the U.S. Senate to pass the Build Back Better Act. They say it would improve Medicaid and the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP). The bill has already been passed in the House. It would provide 12 months of continuousRead More →

Parents have been advised to reduce indoor socializing opportunities for their children over the next two weeks due to the impact of the current Delta wave of Covid-19. In a statement released following a Cabinet meeting today, the coalition said children aged 12 and under should reduce socializing indoors, inRead More →

PHOENIX — Health advocates in Arizona and across the country are pushing the U.S. Senate to approve the Build Back Better Act because it would improve Medicaid and the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP), called KidsCare in Arizona. The bill has already been passed in the House. It would provideRead More →

Children’s Books for Kids Who Care, the brand name of author Carol Perkins, has launched the first book in a series on endangered species called “Sharks: Ocean Rescue Squad.” Nelson, Canada – November 30, 2021 — Carol Perkins’ latest version teaches children the importance of sharks in keeping the oceansRead More →

HALIFAX- The first shipment of pediatric doses of COVID-19 vaccine landed in Canada on Sunday evening. The delivery comes after Health Canada approved the Pfizer vaccine for children aged 5 to 11 last week. “Coming from two vaccinated parents, we are very happy to have the vaccine approved for aRead More →

(Left to right) Nagaland Children’s Home Director Kolhi Wetsah, stay-at-home mother Kedu-u Wetsah and probation officer Liliy Wetsah with the children. Y Merina Chishi Dimapur | November 19 One man’s journey through remote villages in Nagaland and his encounters with helpless and starving Nagas resulted in humanitarian service that wouldRead More →

The Virginia Department of Health has confirmed that Ted Pharmacy in Aldie is no longer participating in state COVID-19 vaccination programs or administering the vaccine, after incorrectly vaccinating 112 children between the ages of five and 11. , with doses lower than the recommended doses of the Pfizer vaccine. TheRead More →

AURORA, Colo. – Governor Jared Polis joined Dr. David Brumbaugh, Chief Medical Officer of Colorado Children’s Hospital, to visit children at Colorado Children’s Hospital in Aurora as they received the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine in a clinic for children ages 5-11. The Governor was on hand to encourage Colorado’s youngest toRead More →

DUBLIN–(BUSINESS WIRE)–The report “Global Interactive Children’s Books Market 2021-2025” has been added to from ResearchAndMarkets.com offer. The publisher is monitoring the interactive children’s books market and it is poised to grow by $590.23 million between 2021 and 2025, growing at a CAGR of 4.53% during the forecast period. The InteractiveRead More →

RALEIGH, North Carolina — Only 20 percent of children nationwide are physically active for at least 60 minutes a day, according to a new report from the United Health Foundation, which examined the health of women and children. The report is based largely on 2019 federal data leading up toRead More →

Local Kilkennyman, Brendan Bolger, who is originally from The Rower but has lived in Singapore for 4 years with his wife and two children, has written a children’s book for ages 4-8. The publication and release of the book will take place on March 3, 2022, World Book Day. WorldRead More →

We just went to visit a family member who has a new baby. Oh the sweetness! Being a few years away from the neonatal phase, I had forgotten how small they really are. Of course, being on the side of the spectators rather than the side of the caregivers isRead More →

New York, Oct. 15, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Reportlinker.com announces the release of the report “Global Interactive Childrens Books Market 2021-2025” – https://www.reportlinker.com/p06176505/?utm_source=GNW 53% over the forecast period. Our Interactive Children’s Books Market report provides holistic analysis, market size and forecast, trends, growth drivers, and challenges, and vendor analysis coveringRead More →

CARSON CITY, Nev. — Nevada got a D-plus for children’s mental health, according to a new report from the Children’s Advocacy Alliance. Researchers rated the Silver State on a range of mental health indicators, including depression, substance abuse, developmental disabilities, suicide, and access to care. Dr. Tara Raines, director ofRead More →

An official Twitter for the Japanese children’s book series The clumsy witch (known as Rakudai Majo in Japan) opened today with the announcement that the Satoko Narita –writing, Enaga Senno –the picture books will receive a theatrical animated film to celebrate the franchise’s 15th anniversary. A teaser visual designed byRead More →

KATIE Price is back in the headlines after being charged with drunk driving after crashing her BMW in Sussex. But how many children does the reality TV star have, and who are they? Here’s everything you need to know. Katie Price with her eldest son Harvey How many kids doesRead More →

September 29, 2021 08:43 Job : September 29, 2021 08:43 Update: September 29, 2021 11:11 am MADISON, Wis. – There’s a cuddly new employee at American Family Children’s Hospital who’s ready to comfort children during their treatment. Kiko is a 2-year-old golden retriever from Georgia who just arrived at theRead More →