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Bringing home a new baby can be an exciting, overwhelming, and nerve-wracking experience for a new parent. Often it feels as though this tiny little creature demands so much time and energy—as if all your little baby is capable of is eating, sleeping, and crying. But that’s not really the case. Your new baby is … Read more about Baby’s Motor Development: From Rolling Over to First Steps
If someone told you that you hold the key to unlocking your baby’s academic potential, improving the probability that she will stay in school, increasing her lifespan, nurturing her emotional development and self esteem, and stimulating her imagination, wouldn’t you respond by asking, “How?” How can these goals be accomplished? The object that enables you … Read more about The ABCs of Reading to Baby: Reading Aloud
Zachary and Margo went on their first dates before they were six weeks old; one-year-old Mike started walking and dating at about the same time; and Chance and Campbell (my twin boys) didn’t date until they were almost two. Play dates may be all the rage (you didn’t think these kids were really dating, did you?), but … Read more about The Dating Game: Is Your Child Ready for Play Dates?
Pregnancy is a time of many changes for a woman’s body, and some of these changes can be uncomfortable or even painful. One common complaint among pregnant women is itchy legs, which can range from mild discomfort to severe itching. In this article, we’ll explore the causes of itchy legs during pregnancy, how to manage … Read more about From Hormones to Stretch Marks: Causes of Itchy Legs During Pregnancy
Pregnancy is a time of many changes for a woman’s body, including changes to vaginal discharge. While some amount of discharge is normal during pregnancy, it can be concerning when the discharge is a different color or consistency than usual. In this article, we’ll explore yellow discharge during pregnancy, what causes it, and when to … Read more about The Color Code: Decoding Yellow Discharge During Pregnancy
Pregnancy is a time of many changes for a woman’s body, and some of these changes can be uncomfortable or even painful. One common complaint among pregnant women is groin pain, which can range from mild discomfort to severe pain. In this article, we’ll explore the causes of groin pain during pregnancy, how to manage … Read more about Groin Pain and Pregnancy: Understanding the Causes and Finding Relief
Pregnancy is a miraculous and complex process that typically lasts around 40 weeks, or 280 days, from the first day of a woman’s last menstrual period. However, there have been rare cases where pregnancies have lasted far longer than the average, leading to speculation and intrigue. In this article, we’ll explore the concept of the … Read more about Prolonged Pregnancy: Myths, Misconceptions, and Realities
Last summer, we started a kids allowance experiment. Each child would receive $1 per year of age and be responsible for a daily chore. At the time, the kids were 7, 10, 11, and 15, so that was $43 every week. We told the kids that for this experiment to work, money had to come … Read more about 6 Things You Should Stop Paying for If You Give Your Kids an Allowance
Children are very different from one another. Some thrive in environments filled with people. They talk to anyone the meet. They tell stories, and they may even sing their latest song for a delighted group of onlookers. Other children, though, are overwhelmed by a room full of new people, let alone one new person who … Read more about 12 Solutions for Your Shy Child
For some parents, putting a baby to bed is a nightly source of anxiety—how much sleep does your child need, can she sleep with a blanket, are stuffed animals OK? Find the answer to these questions and more. Sleepy Time Sleep! It’s one of the most common issues concerning parents of young children. In addition … Read more about Sleep and Your Baby: 10 Common Questions Answered
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