What is That Word?
When tracing your family tree, it is common to encounter records filled with archaic, obsolete, legal or specialized words and terms. Learn how to use dictionaries and glossaries to understand the words and phrases you encounter in genealogical documents.
Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia (BPD) or Chronic Lung Disease in Your Premature Baby
Bronchopulmonary dysplasia is a common disease amoung very premature babies, but what is it and how is it treated?
How to File for Child Custody
Fathers who are working on gaining sole or joint custody of their children following a divorce will find resources to help in their efforts.
Tips for Nursing Mothers: Common Problems
Here are simple solutions for breastfeeding moms.
More Keyboard Decor....
My keyboard has joined my coffee table in being a living art form, a showcase of the little one's talents. From somewhere, probably up high, he had acquired a pen (which I still haven't found, ugh), and now my keyboard is covered in black scribbles and odd characters which only a baby can
The Benefits of an Overnight Summer Camp
Overnight summer camps provide its participants with specific and practical group learning experience in a less formal environment than school. It is a place where kids can at the same time learn and have fun while learning. There are summer camps that focus on a certain subject such as music, liter
Bulletin Board Ideas for Toddlers
Teaching toddlersPrecious Toddler image by Mary Beth Granger from Fotolia.comThe term toddler typically refers to children who are between 1 and 3 years old. During this stage, children are building and refining important physical, social, emotional and cognitive developmental skills....
Avoiding Sibling Rivalry
Having multiple children, especially two children, can be quite difficult. Children vie for their parents' attention, and sometimes will compete against each other for that attention. We've all seen the situation where a child will suddenly want a parent's attention only when that par
Important Things to Know Before You Buy the Da Vinci Sleigh Crib on Sale
Find out the most important must have features your crib needs. Don't make the big plunge on this very important purchase until you know all the in's and out's. Uncover an extensive range of matching accessories and conversion kits in one spot, at all time low prices on the whole Da V
Toilet Training-When to Call a Doctor
Call your health professional if you have concerns about your child's readiness for or progress with toilet training.Most children use the toilet during the day consistently and successfully around age 3. Call your health professional if your child:Does not use the toilet during the day by age 4
Helping a Baby With Gas
Gas is a common problem in babies, and there are many reasons why a baby may develop gas. Whether it is too much formula or overstimulation, gas can cause a baby to cry uncontrollably with a belly ache. Sometimes the gas can be prevented, and other times the gas will need to be treated. If you are b
Stop Sacrificing For Your Children - They Need You To Be Happy
We are encouraged to sacrifice so much for our kids as if this is a 'good, right and proper' way to behave. What is the model we are showing when we do this? The model is one of sacrifice which they will begin to emulate and accept as being right even though it goes against their nature an
Elegant & Comfortable Baby Bedding Sets
When you bring home a newborn baby boy or baby girl you'll want to have soft, warm and comfortable baby crib and bedding sets ready to snuggle him up in. From cribs, bassinets and Moses baskets you'll have a number of places you'll want to lay your baby down for naps and sleep time an
Sites of the Day for December 2009
Looking for somewhere good to surf? Stop by here first for a daily destination of interest to parents of children with special needs, to parents in general, or to anyone looking for diversion. The sites listed here were featured in December 2009.
Homemade Teething Cookies
When your baby's gums are sore from those small tooth bud eruptions, give her a soothing teething cookie to relieve pressure and pain. Make a batch of homemade teething cookies to save money and know exactly what's in the cookie your baby eats. There is no recommended age to start giving your child
Mother and Baby: Introducing Solid Food
One of the major milestones in a baby's development is when he starts to eat solid foods. This is something that a lot of parents worry about since they are not sure when it should happen. There are no firm rules on the subject but a few guidelines should help you tell when he is ready.
Better Balance For Single Parents, 10 Ways to Balance Your Life
Have you ever felt overwhelmed by all the things you have on your to-do list?With all that Parenting entails, career, family, social service, self, and doing it alone as a single parent, the tasks can get out of control.Seems like the more I do, the more there is left on the to-do list.Finding balan
Umbilical Cord Blood Banking
Cord blood banking is a popular trend among new and expectant parents. But is it worth the cost and potential future benefits? Get the facts.
5 sweet on-the-job perks that supports Working Mom success
Are you looking for a new job or career? Check out these perks some of the best companies offer that have Working Moms skipping off to work.