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“Find your spark”: How to join an Arkansas 4-H club (opens the original)
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With more than 650 active clubs in the state, Arkansas 4-H provides youth in every county with hands-on opportunities to develop life skills and serve their communities. Arkansas 4-H is a youth development program that offers hands-on learning opportunities to help kids grow into contributing members of society. It is operated through the Cooperative Extension Service, the outreach arm of the University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture. New members can enroll in 4-H at any time, and the re-en
Extension financial expert shares keys to planning for a new baby (opens the original)
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For first-time parents anticipating the arrival of their new baby, an extension financial expert says it is crucial to be proactive about the financial changes that come with starting a family. âPersonal finances are an important part of the foundation for well-being and security,â said Laura Hendrix, extension professor of personal finance and consumer economics for the University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture. âMajor life changes, such as the birth of a child, impact household reso
How parents can teach respect, resilience in children (opens the original)
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LITTLE ROCK â As families prepare for a new school year, an extension expert says itâs important for parents to instill resilience and respect in their children to help them cope with new challenges and difficult feelings. âThe concept of resilience means that you can bounce back when faced with stressors or changes that disrupt emotional regulation, routine or family environment,â said Brittney Schrick, extension associate professor and family life specialist for the University of Arkan
Extension expert offers tips for parents of teenagers starting high school this fall (opens the original)
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For families with teenagers starting high school this fall, the transition to new social pressures and academic responsibilities can feel intimidating for both parents and children. Brittney Schrick, extension associate professor and family life specialist for the University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture, said parents should keep in mind that a desire for increased independence is a natural developmental milestone. âTransitioning to high school brings an expectation of more independence,
Want to incorporate more protein in your diet? Balance, healthy sources are key (opens the original)
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When it comes to adding healthy sources of protein to your diet, an expert with the University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture said consumers need to first understand the science behind protein and how it affects our bodies. âWhen we think about âWhat is protein?â most of us think about the kind of protein we eat in our diet,â said Jamie Baum, associate professor of nutrition and director of the Center for Human Nutrition, a part of the Division of Agricultureâs research arm, the A
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