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Drowning is the #1 cause for accidental infant deaths. Fortunately, there are water safety programs designed to save lives at the pool, at the beach, and many other places. Today we’re exploring some tips on how to keep your children safe when around water.
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You notice your toddler's odd behavior and wild, inexplicable mood swings. He has trouble with fine motor skills, or perhaps an unusual aversion to noise or light. Could this be a sensory processing disorder? Learn the signs and symptoms so you can better help your child.
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Thanksgiving is a time for family, gratitude, and food. Lots of food. But when you have a baby, the holiday can feel tricky.
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In this guide, we’ll share fun and easy traditions to start with your young children.
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Starting preschool is a big step for many toddlers, and for parents! So, what can you do to prepare your little one for the big day? How can you help make drop-off go smoothly (with less tears)? And what's the best way to communicate with their teachers so you both can plan for the best experience possible?
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If you have an energetic toddler, the sun, fresh air, and open space will make the perfect setting for an unforgettable summer picnic.
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Drowning is the #1 cause for accidental infant deaths. Fortunately, there are water safety programs designed to save lives at the pool, at the beach, and many other places. Today we're exploring some tips on how to keep your children safe when around water.
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Your kiddos may not be in school during the summer, but learning never stops. We've got some fun activities you can do at home to help keep your kids entertained, whether you're enjoying the sunshine outside or keeping cool indoors.
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The terrible twos is a normal stage of development that begins around ages 2-3, continuing until around ages 3-4. During this phase, toddlers undergo major cognitive, emotional, and social changes as they become more independent.
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Playing is an essential part of every child's growth and development. It helps them explore the world around them and learn new things.
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