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Sue Shellenbarger/WSJ Jadyn Gonzales (left) and Kalena Allen focus on a counting lesson in a Portland, Ore., preschool classroom.
Playing Nice: Teachers Learn to Help Kids Behave in School 2009
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And this is Jadyn 2, the youngest sibling of Jordyn, Ryan and Reed.
A Great Send Off 2006
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Jadyn's friend Jade Echeverry, 9, has lost a similar amount of weight.
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Raytown girls Jadyn Ramey left and Jade Echeverry, both 9, showed off their moves Wednesday at the free summer dance camp offered by Wynn Twins School of Dance in Raytown.
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Fourth-grader Jadyn Ramey, 9, a regular member of the Wynn Twins dance team whose father danced there as a kid, said she's lost 7 pounds or more.
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Reon and his five-year-old brother Jadyn both suffer from brittle asthma, and are part of a rare group resistant to traditional treatments, including steroids.
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In past years, Nicole said the couple would buy lavish Christmas presents for daughters Devyn, 6, and Jadyn, 4.
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Family: Don and wife Laura live in North Richland Hills, Texas, with three children - Jake, Luke and Jadyn.
The Seattle Times 2009
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Family: Don and wife Laura live in North Richland Hills, Texas, with three children - Jake, Luke and Jadyn.
The Seattle Times 2009
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After they did their first pageant, Jadyn liked it and "people weren't that crazy."
TVgasm Recaps 2009
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