We shouldn’t judge parents too harshly for their decisions around risks to children. An activity that one parent might consider too risky for a child […]
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Development Milestones and Delays: When To Get Help
Whether it’s your first child or your third, parents often wonder if their child is meeting their milestones on time. We’ve all felt our stomachs […]
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Who Has Time For Nutrition? My Picky Eater Loves Chicken Nuggets!
Written by Danielle Robertson and interview with Leah McGrath, RDN I’m not here to give you advice for how to convince picky eaters to eat. You’ve probably heard […]
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Better Custody Schedules than Every Other Weekend
Every other weekend is perhaps the most well known and common child custody schedule. But other parenting timetables can be better for children, allowing them […]
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How Smoking While Pregnant Damages a Child for Life
Most pregnant mothers probably realize that smoking while pregnant puts their unborn child at risk. The full extent of the risk may not be commonly […]
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What Reading Can Do For Your Child
It’s never too soon to start reading to your baby or toddler. If you have spent time reading to your children, you have already experienced […]
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Child Abuse Warning Signs for Dads
How to get closer to your kids and spot early warning signs Kids are under so much pressure when they are growing up. That has […]
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Swimming Pool Safety Tips
There is no greater way to cool off on a hot afternoon than to jump into a refreshing pool. But the dangers of swimming pools […]
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Don’t Use Crib Bumpers, Says the Consumer Product Safety Commission
Last week the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) updated their Safe Sleep Policy, which again cautioned parents against the use of bedding and bumpers in cribs. […]
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Crib Notes: Is Cosleeping Really Unsafe?
It has been every parent’s worst nightmare for generations – finding their infant dead suddenly and unexpectedly. As a father of two, I remember the […]
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