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7 Common Health Issues in Newborns You Must Know as an Expecting Parent

Childbirth is equal parts stressful and exciting. As a parent, you can expect anxiety, increased heartbeats, and a feeling of uncertainty. After the baby is born, both of you will feel euphoric, but it won't be long before you're back to worrying about your child's health. Issues in newborns like … [Read more...]

7 Common Struggles of New-Moms

Motherhood is the Greatest Thing and the Hardest Thing. Life takes a 360-degree turn for a new mother. A woman's world completely changes on the arrival of a baby. With so many changes, life as a new mom can feel quite challenging. "I knew those first weeks with the baby … [Read more...]

Common Home Hazards You Need To Protect Your Children From

Becoming a parent is something most American adults dream of. Once you make this dream a reality, you need to shift your focus to protecting your children. New parents fail to realize just how many hazards are lurking around every corner of their homes. Failing to mitigate the risks posed by … [Read more...]

How to Create a Calming Sleep Environment for Your Child

Putting a child to bed and getting them to sleep can be a herculean task. That is because bedtime is not something that a lot of children like, even if their eyes are drooping. Many are prone to whine, protest, and delay going to bed. They often have a thousand reasons why it is not the best time to … [Read more...]

How to help your youngster overcome peer pressure?

A sense of belonging is important for individuals, especially teens and younger adults. Children are exposed to peer pressure in their school friend's group, kin's group, or other people outside their families. This pressure directly impacts their behavior and beliefs. It has been seen in teens of … [Read more...]

16 Fun Activities to Enjoy with Your Children on a Friday Night

Weekends start with Friday nights, a terrific time to unwind and catch up with family members. And Friday evenings or nights allow you to start spending time with your near and dear ones, especially with children. When you spend time together, your family bond strengthens, and you create memories … [Read more...]

Parent of a teen? House hunting tips to suit your older child

Parents of younger children may find it somewhat simpler to move home. They may be able to make a lot of the executive decisions with minimal pushback, or even understanding, from the child. However, when your child gets to their teenage years, they may be more likely to offer up their opinion – … [Read more...]

Why Is Autonomy Important in Early Childhood?

As soon as your baby reaches toddlerhood, they transition from a dependent infant to an independent child; because naturally, they strive for independence and control. They start to do things for themselves. However, this increased independence also means that this was the period of the terrible … [Read more...]

How To Get Your Kids To Take Medication (Without Making A Big Fuss)

Let’s face it, no child likes taking medicine. To be honest, not many adults do either. If you have ever struggled to get your kid to take medication the right way, you are not alone. But getting your child to take meds doesn’t have to be a nightmare. There are many ways in which you can help your … [Read more...]

What are the advantages of reading parenting blogs?

Blogs are one of the best online content that focuses on educating, entertaining, and informing netizens. With the upheaval of digital trends and the internet, netizens have the autonomy to create, read, and update blog posts on their website. Parenting is one of the most popular … [Read more...]