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www.parents.com Between naps and nighttime, your baby can spend as many as 15 hours a day on his back. To balance that out, he needs to spend some time lying on his stomach when he’s awake. Tummy-time activities promote neck and core strength and make it less likely that he’ll develop a flat spot on

From www.erinparenting.com There are two ways you can approach parenting: one, from a reactive place and two, from a proactive place. Although you need to know and consistently use a simple, loving and effective discipline approach like I teach my clients, it is important, if not crucial, to learn p

As a mother of 2 who are in middle school, I realize how important this is. Shared from girlempowerment.com Resilience is a strong capability to bounce back after a traumatic event, this can be something catastrophic like a tsunami or death of a relative, or something as mundane as a bad result on a

Sleeping and lack of it has been a huge discussion topic in my classes lately so I thought I’d share this information from www.thebump.com Baby Sleep Myths — Busted! When you have a baby in the house, it seems like everything revolves around his sleep — and anyone and everyone will give you advice o

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I thought I would share the following post from www.summernannyjobs.com because it’s never too early to teach your child numbers. Little learning opportunities for some extra education can be found everywhere for parents and children alike. If you’re trying to teach your preschooler some basic math

from parents.com There are better ways to deny, deter, or discipline your child than always saying “no.” Aside from the obvious exhaustion — for both parent and child — some parenting experts believe that saying “no” too much can breed resentment or plant seeds for future rebellion. According to Aud

Is your little one more interested in eating her board books than listening to your lovely narration? Don’t fret, tasting books is practically a prerequisite for learning to read. But if you’d like to take it beyond this to really engage her in reading, consider these 7 mom-recommended strategies fo

I’ve had many moms ask for tricks to get their children to eat so I thought I’d share this article. From www.circleofmoms.com When Anika M.’s baby hit the toddler stage he suddenly became a picky eater. “I’m getting very frustrated,” she says. “My son ate very well up until around 14 months old; he

I decided to share this article from www.circleofmoms.com because I am often asked these types of questions. Is your preschooler talking as much as she should be? Most kids who experience delayed speech will catch up with a little encouragement, social interaction, and sometimes speech therapy. Afte