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Happy Holiday Tots: Keeping Your Holidays Anxiety Free With A Toddler There is no better gratification for parents than getting to watch the wonder and excitement in their children’s eyes as they anticipate and celebrate holidays. The same can be said for parents with toddlers, except it maybe twofold. For toddlers, they do not remember many of their prior holidays ... Read On  |
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Good Reasons For Teaching Babies How To Swim 1. Infants are well adapted to swimming. They make instinctive swimming movements until they are approximately three months old; however, early swimming instruction is vital to reinforce and maintain this natural advantage in newborns.
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Cherish the Memories: Getting Your Newborn Photographed Congratulations! Your precious little bundle of joy is finally here. She’s the prettiest, little thing you have ever seen. He’s more perfect then words. Let the photo extravaganza begin! Every passing moment needs to have its own photograph so that it will never be forgotten. With our current ... Read On |
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Frenzies and Fits: Tips to Help Calm a Tantrum So your little one is having a bad day, and of course that means a bad day for you, too. Well, mommy or daddy, take a deep breath and give yourself a pat on the back. You are not alone! When it seems like you’re at your wits end, do you have any ideas on how to tame that savage beast?
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Savvy Shoppers: Tips for Smart Back to School Shopping When you talk about back to school, most parents’ wallets tighten with fear at the future costs that they know they are going to spend. Between supplies and clothing, even just one child of school age can send your bills soaring to new heights.
Well, in this economy parents and guardians are ... Read On |
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Raising Adults: Healthy Family Dynamics Every one of us, or at least most of us, dreams of the day where we can build a home and make a family of our own. Also, each of us wants, generally, the same basic family foundation; a loving mate, a peaceful home, and healthy, well-behaved children.
But each of these aspects takes lots of ... Read On |
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Growing Up Too Fast: The Toll That’s Paid There was a time in every adult’s life when they went through the big “change.” It was puberty, of course, and as most folks can remember, there was nothing special about their “special time.” In fact, puberty is one of the most nerve racking and hectic times in a young person’s life. Today’s young ... Read On |
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Baby Einstein: How To Tell If Your Child Is Genuinely Gifted Every parent gloats over his or her child. In fact, every parent thinks his or her child is special, talented, intelligent and beautiful. Most of us beamingly boast about our babies, but some are truly gifted, even by expert standards. Here are the developmental guidelines for gifted children and ... Read On |
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Chemicals Affecting Boys’ Development It comes as no surprise that the environment and lifestyle of a child can play a major role in their development. Unfortunately, that role is not always a positive part to play. The chemicals in the environment are starting to affect the development of boys. There aren’t any signs that boys are ... Read On |
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Sound Asleep: Does Breast Feeding Really Impact Sleep Patterns? Everyone knows that when you welcome a little one into your life and home, one of the major changes you can expect is compromised sleep, especially if you're breast feeding....right? Wrong...at least according to recent research.
The study, which recently made its way to the Internet suggests ... Read On |
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Bedtime For Bonzo: How Many Naps Does Your Baby Need We all know that (new) moms and dad need more sleep...but according to experts, sleep is essential for your little one as well. In fact it is key for their young developing brains and bodies. However, a good night's sleep is not nearly enough. Regular naps help little ones get the rest they ... Read On |
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A Boost Of Confidence: Booster Seats Get A Boost Of Approval From Lawmakers According to research, injuries to children 4 to 6 years of age declined 18% in New York following the implementation of a 2005 law making booster seats mandatory. The study is the first to do a comparison of traffic injury rates before and after the implementation of the state booster-seat ... Read On |
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