Discipline is a necessary form of parenting. It is also an expression of love and concern; especially, if you want your child to live freely and safely. Additionally, discipline is one of the most controversial issues facing parents today. It is also a topic that you and your spouse should discuss before you both decide […]
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Recently, there has been a lot of air time given to mothers who seemingly are able to do it all. I however am stunned when I hear mothers say they work 60 hours per week, raise their children, spend time with their husbands, volunteer, take care of home, and blog 10 posts per week as
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Everyone has financial needs, but if you’re the parent or guardian of a child with special needs, some unique considerations need to be made. There are a number of legal, medical, and financial issues you should plan for. According to Harry Margolis, a long-time special needs attorney and co-founder of the Academy of Special Needs
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We are a vegetarian household and eat various pasta dishes more than I would like to admit to, but pasta is usually quick, kid-friendly, and filling. I generally only buy whole-grain, wheat, or multi-grain pasta because I want our food to have some nutritional value. I also, love loading different types of pasta with tons
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Our pediatrician recommended that we ween our daughter off of her pacifier (a.k.a Binky) when she was between 9 and 12 months old. My daughter’s teeth had already emerged by 9 months and we had started using sippy cups. Additionally, our pediatrician stated that 9 months of age is a good time because it would
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