Years ago I worked with a toy company and one of the company’s sayings was “A child’s work is play.” It sounds a little odd until you really think about it. For young children, their “job” in life is to play and learn. Playing and learning go hand-in-hand. Even in the 21st century with all [...]
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February 2, 2009 | 1 Comment
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What would you do if you were walking down the street and noticed a baby locked in a car alone? Would you stay by the car? Go in surrounding buildings looking for the parent? Call the police? or break a window and get the baby out? Often people speculate on how they might act in [...]
TAMPA, Fla. — Feb. 1-7 is Burn Awareness Week, and during this week, Shriners Hospitals for Children will kick-off a year-long campaign focused on preventing gasoline burn injuries. A special Web site has been developed for the campaign, Burn Awareness Week . Once at the website click Parents & Caregivers at the top of the [...]
Welcoming a new member into your family is a joyous and expensive event. New moms and moms-to-be are given lots of hand-me-down baby gear to help reduce the cost of having a new baby. The March issue of “Shop Smart” magazine, from the publisher of “Consumer Reports”, takes an in-depth look at the safety issues [...]
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January 15, 2009 | 1 Comment
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When your little one is sick you want to do whatever you can to ease their symptoms and make them feel better fast. All of the changes in children’s cough and cold medicines over the last few years have moms turning to old staples such as Vicks Vapo Rub. Today I heard a story on [...]
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photo credit: eespank2 First off I want to apologize for my lackluster posting of late. It seems we are adding a third child to the household and I’ve been wiped out. Nausea and exhaustion have made writing take a back seat. On that note, a new study out in the UK says that mothers really [...]
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photo credit: fabioperez Parents are often warned to make sure that their children are wearing fire proof pajamas at night. The fear of a sudden fire happening at night while everyone is sleeping certainly makes parents rush to be more cautious and do everything they can to help protect their children. But could we be [...]
photo credit: jcarter IN a bit of “duh!” news doctors are finally figuring out what breastfeeding mothers have know for quite a while. Nursing eases pain for infants. Of course they didn’t need to go through all the studying to find that out, all they had to do was ask. Bumps, cuts, scrapes, and even [...]
photo credit: C-Serpents There are a lot of facts that are often put out in favor of and against home birth. It is always interesting to see how numbers and statistics can be manipulated on both sides of the arguement. You most often expect to see doctors using the statistics that favor hospital birth more [...]
There could be a mother in the house, the White house that is. John McCain has chosen Sarah Palin to be his VP pick if he wins the election in November. Palin is a mother of 5, her youngest child was born only last March. Trig, the little bundle you see above, was born with [...]
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