Tag: parenting tips
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Feeling Overwhelmed After Bringing Baby Home? You’re Not Alone!
At home insemination If you’ve just returned home with your little one and are feeling a bit overwhelmed, you’re not alone. Many new parents share this experience, and rest assured, parenting will soon start to feel more natural. “I felt so supported in the hospital,” said Sarah, a new mom. “The nurses did everything from…
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Your Baby’s Expected Arrival Date is August 20
At home insemination Congratulations! You are currently 36 weeks along in your pregnancy. As you prepare for the arrival of your little one, remember that the due date is just an estimated timeline. Did you know that only about 1 in 20 babies actually arrive on their expected date? A typical pregnancy can last anywhere…
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How Much Playtime Do Babies and Toddlers Need?
At home insemination Hey there! So, let’s chat about something super important for your little ones: playtime! Just like Mister Rogers used to say, play is really the “work of childhood.” It’s not just about having fun; it’s how babies and toddlers learn about the world around them. They need a good chunk of time…
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Essential Items for Newborns: What to Stock Up On
At home insemination Hey friends! If you’re preparing for a new addition to your family, you might be wondering what essentials you should have on hand. After all, a little one requires quite a bit of gear. Here’s a laid-back rundown of must-haves that will help you breeze through those first few months. Diapers You…
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Understanding Screaming Toddlers: Causes and Solutions
At home insemination Screaming toddlers can be a challenge for any parent. If you’re wondering why your little one seems to express themselves through loud shrieks, and how to manage this behavior, you’re in the right place. What Causes Toddler Screaming? Around 17 months, toddlers develop a newfound vocal skill: screaming. Initially, this might seem…
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Gentle Remedies for Your Baby’s Cold
At home insemination When your little one has a cold, it can be tough to watch them struggle with sniffles and congestion. While over-the-counter cold medications may work wonders for adults, they are not suitable for babies under 2 years old. In fact, the FDA advises against using cold and flu medications for this age…
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22 Weeks Pregnant: Baby Growth, Symptoms & Insights
At home insemination At 22 weeks pregnant, your little one is about the size of a papaya, weighing in at approximately 1 pound and measuring around 11 inches long. You’re entering the fifth month of your pregnancy, with just four months left until your baby arrives! Your Baby’s Development By this week, your baby’s senses…
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Spider Bites in Children: Symptoms, Treatment, and When to Be Concerned
At home insemination Hey there! If your little one has been bitten by a spider, it can be a bit nerve-wracking, but fear not! Spider bites in kids are usually pretty rare and not as scary as they seem. Most spiders would rather keep to themselves, only biting when they feel threatened. So, let’s break…
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Engaging Activities for Your 5-Month-Old Baby: How to Play and Bond
At home insemination At five months, your little one is becoming increasingly interactive and expressive, opening up exciting avenues for play. It feels like you’re starting to communicate on a whole new level! While it will still be a while before you’re sharing full conversations, your 5-month-old is likely displaying a range of emotions and…
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Understanding Toddler Separation Anxiety: Causes and Solutions
At home insemination If you’ve noticed your little one becoming anxious when you leave, you’re not alone. Separation anxiety is a common phase many toddlers experience, and it can be challenging for both parents and children. This article will help you understand what separation anxiety is, why it occurs, and how you can effectively support…