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by ParentCo.
Each week we suggest a new podcast to add to your playlist. Up this week: the half reality show, half self-help podcast "By the Book."
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I’m worn out from being told how to be better, do more, and be less me. The truth is this isn’t about the Facebook feed at all.
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Doesn’t everyone know what that feels like, some personal version of Annie and the birthday non-invitation heard round the world?
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All I had wanted was to do something that would last. But that’s how it is with motherhood, isn’t it?
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by Pam Moore
In the age of the smartphone, many parents are finding the traditional baby book just doesn’t make sense.
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I couldn’t explain how afraid I was of new people and this new place. The fact was, I didn’t know how to make friends and I was terrified.
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Before you fall for a company’s “You MUST monitor your child’s cell phone” scare tactic, consider these things.
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Not all swaddles are created equal and Swado has just set the bar. It uses self-adhering technology to eliminate the noise of velcro, holding just as strong
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Here are the most common symptoms of perimenopause and menopause you can expect:
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The problem of parenting styles isn't that any style is right or wrong, it's that in our adherence to them we forget style is massively subjective.
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Instead of doing all of these things in an attempt to satiate ourselves, we just have one thing to do, that’s to show up.
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When the morning of December 25th arrives, it’s seemingly gone in an instant, often leaving children with a post-holiday letdown.
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They're never matched up anymore, and the goal is no longer to find a perfect matching pair, but simply two socks that match just enough.
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According to new research, one of the earliest warning signs of hearing impairment might be when a child struggles to read or write.
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Now that I'm a mother in my late 30s, it seems my own mortality and the ridiculously-accelerated passage of time is shoved in my face every five seconds.
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Once we began to understand the triggers that arise from our own childhood and how our kids push our “buttons,” we can respond appropriately.
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Where is the balance between protection and paranoia, between caution and completely shutting down?
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There's no physical need for the variance in young kids' underwear sizes. Might there be a benefit to styling all kids' underwear the same way?
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Time and again we’re presented with a measuring stick, and sometimes our child simply doesn’t measure up.
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My daughter had an assignment at school recently to write a letter to herself, and the teacher will send it to her when she graduates high school.
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It’s a common tableau. We are two women – she’s a mom and I’m a grandmother – watching the children in our care playing in the ball pit at a toddler gym program.
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As I burst into his room, I half expected to be saving my child from immediate death. Instead, Ry was naked and playing with his diaper, glaring at me from his bed. There was poop smeared all over his bed.
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There is seldom a right and wrong way of doing things. The spectrum is wide and there's often plenty of room for grace.
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