Working parents have been in for a rough year. Not only have supermoms had to continue their supermom duties, but they’ve added a whole slew of responsibilities this year under lockdown. Balancing full time work and kids is no joke. Whether you’re a stay at home or working mom, the coronavirus lockdown has been incredibly […]
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What can be more exciting than making a mom-to-be happy and celebrating the upcoming arrival of their baby? Surprising her with a baby shower is a cute, loving gesture to make her feel special. However, thinking of the best baby shower gift ideas can be tricky. It is important to cherish these moments and excitedly
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Best Play Pen For Toddler Having a baby is a blessing, but it is a lot of work too. You must have heard other mothers telling you to “never ever leave your baby alone”, and it’s very true. Babies do not have any concern for their own safety. This means that you have to be
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You may have heard that alternative medicine can be helpful for those who are trying to get pregnant, but did you know that some types of alternative medicine can be surprisingly beneficial during pregnancy, too? Prenatal massage and acupuncture during pregnancy can help address many pregnancy-related discomforts, including fatigue, aches and pains, and even nausea.
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I first got to know Rio through the riotous lens of a Carnivale, but I promised myself I’d find out what local life was like. So I stayed in Rio for 3 weeks. Here are a few of my favorite discoveries: Lagoon, photo credit Ana Carolina do Nascimento Guimaraes Lagoa Rodrigo de Freitas-A lagoon with a paved 7.5 km (>4.5mile) bike/running
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4 years old has been a really fun age. We seem to have been lifted out of the fog of having to do absolutely everything for our child. She can choose her own clothes, dress herself completely, eat independently, play by herself, and needs much less supervision. She even buckles herself into her car seat.
A few years ago when my kid was in a playgroup in Hong Kong, I noticed the teachers using flash cards with the toddlers. They were large A4 sized flash cards with bold print, sporting pictures on one side and text on the other. The teacher went through the flash cards at full speed, turning
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Parenting is full of surprises, and our little surprise was that we would be welcoming a Down Syndrome baby to the family. Our little pumpkin has Down Syndrome and with prenatal testing becoming more prevalent, many parents are even wondering during pregnancy what it will be like. Down Syndrome babies are little fighters, and as
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