Last week’s smoke-filled skies are forcing parents to confront an unsettling question: how do you protect your children from an environment that feels increasingly unpredictable and unsafe?
The eerie yellow-orange haze that trapped children indoors for days has lifted, but Kait Allen will continue to keep a close watch on her eight-year-old daughter.
Allen knows all too well that the signs of an oncoming asthma attack can emerge days after hazardous air has cleared: coughing, wheezing or feeling a tightness in the chest.
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