Research shows that we can help prevent some food allergies by providing small amounts of foods like peanut butter early, at around 4 to 6 months.
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Bringing home a sibling for your first child is an incredible gift. Most kids – about 80% – are raised with at least one brother or sister. Your kids will grow up together and have each other’s support and connection for a lifetime!
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Newborn babies’ skin is often red, blotchy, and bumpy but most of these imperfections are nothing to worry about!
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Babywearing can help parents and infants get through those challenging early days of infancy, especially if you have a more “colicky” baby.
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Taking care of your health is so important when you are breastfeeding! Try these tips to keep your milk supply high.
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The hardest thing I’ve ever done? Not medical school or residency. Not parenting three teens. Hands down, the hardest was being a new mother with a colicky baby. It was beautiful to watch my young son grow, but every time he cried and couldn’t be consoled it brought me to my knees. What was wrong? Why couldn’t I help him?
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From the start, my 3 children have been very different – even when I was pregnant with them they felt different. One kicked and rolled constantly, one was so still he worried me … and one, well she just made me eat a lot of donuts!
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RSV is a common contagious respiratory virus that typically causes illness during the winter months.
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