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How to Treat Scrapes

Every kid gets scraped knees from time to time. Find out how to treat scrapes and learn about anti-sting medications you can get over-the-counter. Plus: Ways to gently clean the scrape without sending your child through the roof.

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Healing Kids' Cuts
Healing Kids' Cuts
A kiss and cute bandage are often all you need to take care of a boo-boo, but sometimes it takes a little more know-how to help wounds heal.
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