Establishing a “new nighttime normal” will get you through the coming months of uncharted territory, otherwise know as “welcoming a newborn into your world” You’ve just had a baby,
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Teach and practice fire safety in your home. Did you know unintentional injuries are the leading cause of death for children ages one to 21, according to the National Center
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The key to a productive and effective home project list is to put your family’s health first. Every household has its honey-do list, but inevitably you’re not always going to
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The more well planned the relationship between a parent and a teacher is, the higher the student achievement will be. Studies show students do better academically, and socially, when
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Allergic rhinitis, often called hay fever, is a common condition that causes sneezing, stuffy nose, runny nose, watery eyes and itching of the nose, eyes, or the roof of the
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Top 10 daily resolutions for parents to be better for our kids– and ourselves–in 2015. As the calendar flipped to January 1, many people rang in the New Year
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How is it your child—the one who can’t stop talking in class—suddenly has nothing to say when there’s a microphone or stage involved? Few things can silence your little chatterbox
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From skateboarding and bike riding, to playing soccer, volleyball, and football – injury may be inevitable whether we like it, or not. How can you minimize it all? Or better
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