What I Learned from Traveling with a Toddler
Traveling with a toddler? Do).’t go without reading this great tips from a mom who’s been there (and learned the hard way.
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Category: Parenting
What Moms Need: Encouragement, Not Judgment
When kids have meltdowns in public, the last thing we need from other parents is judgment. A little encouragement and understanding goes a long way.
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Surviving the Teething Monster
My toddler is teething, and it’s killing me. I am not the only one who has suffered from a bite-and-run, but the last time she drew blood. It’s a terrible game she plays, sneaking up as if she wants a hug. Then, before you can act, the teeth are out and the damage is done as she runs away. Gremlin.
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The Beautiful Side of Ugly – Pink Eye Edition
Getting Real with Megan Gregory I never had pink eye growing up, and I had truly been convinced...
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IoT Toy Security
The Internet of Things (IoT) is growing rapidly, and the implications for children and parents are...
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As a Soon-To-Be Mom, I Was Full of It
The reality is, my list of rules went out the window when Hallie was born, because I knew that I would do anything to keep her happy, safe, and nourished.
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Make Home Safe for Baby
Babies and toddlers move fast and want to explore everything, so make home safe for baby with these steps.
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5 Tips for Talking to Your Kids about Peer Pressure
Whether your children are toddlers or teens, keep the conversation going so they have the tools and knowledge they need to successfully handle negative peer pressure.
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Computer Safety for Kids from Toddler to Teen
We’d rather have the kids making mistakes now, when we can guide them, than have them experience the horrors of an improper post or tweet when there’s no one there to help them learn the etiquette and safety tools they need.
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Depression in Children
Depression is not just an adult problem. People of any age are susceptible to depression. But the signs in children may be different.
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Encouraging Individuality
All of our children have their own personal style which they embrace and love. As long as it is appropriate and they have good behavior, to us there isn’t a problem.
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Something to Fear
Your child might be scared of the dark, a stuffed animal, loud noises, swimming, or the color of peanut butter. You can help your kids work through fears in a healthy way.
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