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40 Best Family Vacation Destinations for Every Type of Traveler

Looking for some inspiration for your next family vacation? Look no further than these amazing family-friendly destinations that will create unforgettable memories for kids of all ages. Certainly! Here are 40 family vacation destinations that are perfect for kids: Glacier National Park, Montana Witness the disappearing glaciers and hike on the Going-to-the-Sun road for some … Read more about 40 Best Family Vacation Destinations for Every Type of Traveler

7 International Parenting Perks We Wish We Had

by Paula Bernstein

Parents all over the globe have plenty in common (night feedings, first steps, and spit-up elicit the same feelings in Istanbul or Atlanta), but beyond that circle-of-life collective experience, our home countries’ governments and cultures have a big impact on the ins and outs of bringing up baby. While parents in the United States are … Read more about 7 International Parenting Perks We Wish We Had

8 Ways to Sneak in a Little Exercise When You Have a Baby

by Erin Loechner

31 totally valid excuses every mom can use

I am almost six months postpartum and I am really looking forward to getting my body back. For over eight years, this body of mine has grown four children, lost 12 due to miscarriage, breastfed, carried, and nurtured. I’ve neglected its needs, putting others ahead of what my body needed, and now that I just … Read more about 8 Ways to Sneak in a Little Exercise When You Have a Baby

5 Reasons My Sons Are Better for Having a Preemie Sister

by Carolyn Robertson

My boys were 7, 5, and 3 when my daughter was born a micro preemie in 2012. Joy weighed just 1 pound, 4 ounces and was not even the length of a ruler. While I knew that her birth would change our lives forever, I couldn’t have predicted all the ways she would teach my … Read more about 5 Reasons My Sons Are Better for Having a Preemie Sister

Enjoying Your Baby, from Day One to Year One

by Denise Cortes

Sweet dreams, baby! 10 things to know about infant sleep

Step by Step The first year of parenting can seem like a marathon of body and mind. Your arms become toned without stepping into a gym. Changing diapers, coordinating naps, and sitting down for feedings can gulp up an entire day. Each month launches new developments, with all their joys and uncertainties. Some days it … Read more about Enjoying Your Baby, from Day One to Year One

Stepping Up: A Man’s Guide to Birth Coaching

by Gwen Dewar , Ph.D.

9 ways dads can emotionally prep for childbirth

For a dad-to-be, labor and delivery are unfamiliar territory; yet there are many opportunities for a man to become an important part of his family’s birth experience by coaching the laboring mom and offering support. A few decades ago, the role of the father during childbirth often amounted to smoking a couple of packs of cigarettes and … Read more about Stepping Up: A Man’s Guide to Birth Coaching

10 Easy Ways for Dad to Bond with Baby

by Lauren Hartmann

Fathers often feel left out when it comes to bonding with their babies. Here are a few ideas to ensure the strongest of bonds! Fathers and prospective fathers often feel like they’ve been “left out in the cold” when it comes to connecting with their babies. A father can’t feel his baby growing inside him, … Read more about 10 Easy Ways for Dad to Bond with Baby

What is Attachment Parenting? The seven baby B’s, explained

by Dr. Karen Schwarzer, MD

The Basics of Bonding through Attachment Parenting

Dr.William Sears, the well-known father of attachment parenting, explains “the 7 baby B’s” and how to follow the principles behind attachment parenting style. Attachment parenting is a style of caring for your infant that brings out the best in the baby and the best in the parents. 1. Bonding The way baby and parents get … Read more about What is Attachment Parenting? The seven baby B’s, explained

What’s Your Parenting Style? Learning How to Parent as A Team

by Paula Bernstein

What type of parent are you? Learn about different parenting styles and successful tips for mom and dad. A fundamental skill for powerful parenting is your ability to set clear, direct and specific limits. Limits should be easy for your child to follow. But it’s hard to always know what your non-negotiable limits for behavior … Read more about What’s Your Parenting Style? Learning How to Parent as A Team

8 Fundamental Parenting Rules

by Gwen Dewar , Ph.D.

Feeling a little unsure of your parenting skills? Here are eight basic rules to help you navigate the most fulfilling, and challenging, job you’ll ever tackle. Parenting sure would be a piece of cake if kids waltzed out of the womb knowing how to behave. But since we’re not that lucky, teaching them the rules … Read more about 8 Fundamental Parenting Rules

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