Associated Children's Media
Publishing & Production Inc.
Health & Wellness
&
STEM
Associated Children's Media is all about children's Health & Wellness and STEM education.
Whether reading our informative books, coloring an educational page or putting together an enlightening puzzle, we aim to educate in a fun, engaging and colorful way.
Health & Wellness
Meet Captain Comfort Bear!
He helps us through various injuries and illnesses.
The injuries and illnesses we discuss can be scary. It is our hope and our goal to share knowledge, spread awareness and foster empathy. This will allow you to take precautions when possible and even see your way through an injury or illness. Every child is different and their bodies therefore react differently. We've found children with some of these injuries and illnesses somehow are more enlightened and have super strength.
We wish you good health!
Your
What Happens Next?
Team
Health & Wellness
I Broke My... (Broken Bones)
Jenna and Cooper are determined not to let a flat tire ruin their bike riding fun. See what happens when they don't put safety first.
Learn about x-rays, bones, casts and more.
Our Friend Was Hurt By Fire! (Burns)
Mei and Ang had not seen their friend, Lucas, for months. Find out why and learn what Lucas went through.
Learn about the treatment process; our amazing skin and its layers, skin grafts/surgery, compression garments, physical therapy, stares, tutoring and burn camp.
* This book was selected to be included in the Phoenix Society for Burn Survivors - Burn Community Bookshelf.
Achoo! Sneeze! Scratch! Sniff! (Allergies)
Tommy has seasonal and food allergies. He is allergic to pollen and tree nuts.
Learn to recognize symptoms/body clues, understand seasonal allergies and food allergies and how to avoid allergens.
Huh? Say That Again! (Speech Impediments)
Cory has trouble pronouncing certain letters. Sometimes other children don't understand what he is saying. Join Cory on his journey to becoming more understood.
STEM
Science-Technology-Engineering-Math
Children can begin forming a STEM identity as early as kindergarten.
Our goal is to create, promote and publish books and activities that educate children on how to stay safe while on the internet, basic cybersecurity skills and to use science and engineering practices to solve problems.
