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I have said many times that I don’t understand how there is such a thing as the “Terrible Twos” but no such title for the insane behavior of three year olds. In my experience, three year olds are way more intense and way harder to handle than two year olds. “Torturous Threes” anyone? One thing most parents get wrong is that they try to
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I am not a competitive person by nature. This could be a bad thing, but it could also be a good thing. When it comes to parenting, I think it’s all good! Motherhood is not a competition. I saw a wonderful quote today: There is no way to be a perfect mother, but a million ways to be a good one. We can all
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There have never been a larger selection of strollers to choose from than anytime in history. Lets just say technology meets a demographics boom and now there is many options to choose from. Here we focus on modern strollers. Xplory Stokke The Xplory Stokke Stroller is probably the most modern of the mass marketed strollers. They are also the most expensive ringing up the
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Summer is just around the corner and it’s important for many of us as parents to keep our children’s minds working during the summer. Outside play, swimming, museums and parks are all fun and important to visit during these months, but in case you want to add just a little bit more, the weekly themes may help you. You can include books, cooking, art
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If you think about it from a child’s point of view, being dressed by someone else must be a bit alarming at times. One second your arms are shoved down sleeves, then your legs are forced into tights and before you know it, a skirt comes down over your head and you can’t see or breathe properly. If you dress a child in a
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A potty is a more secure place for a child to learn toilet training than the toilet, where she will be sitting with her feet swinging well above the floor and perched on a seat that is much bigger and wider than her bottom. Many young children find a flushing toilet pretty scary—especially if they’re sitting on it! At some stage, however, your child
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