Category: conception
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December Births: A Plea for a National Abstinence Month
At home insemination Let’s be honest—parenting can sometimes come with unexpected surprises. In my case, only one of my children was actually planned. My partner and I have been incredibly fertile, and looking back, it’s almost miraculous that I didn’t end up starting my family during my freshman year of college. It feels as though…
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Understanding Baby Heat Rash: Essential Insights on Prickly Heat (Miliaria)
At home insemination Heat rash, also known as prickly heat, can be a source of discomfort for your baby, leading to restless nights filled with scratching at those itchy bumps. Here’s how you can manage, identify, and treat this condition effectively. What Triggers Heat Rash? Heat rash occurs when excessive sweating clogs the sweat glands,…
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Can Babies Sleep Too Much? Understanding Normal Sleep Patterns and When to Seek Help
At home insemination Is your little one dozing off more than expected? Here’s what you need to know about infant sleep, including what’s considered normal and when you might need to consult a pediatrician. As a new parent, it can be delightful to witness your baby enjoy lengthy naps or extended nighttime slumber. However, these…
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8 Essential Baby Bathtubs and Bath Seats to Simplify Bath Time in 2025
At home insemination Navigating bath time with a newborn can be a challenge, but the right baby bathtub or bath seat can make it much easier. Here’s a carefully curated list of the top eight bath products for infants in 2025, aimed at maximizing comfort and safety. Best Overall Baby Bathtub Fisher-Price 4-In-1 Sling ‘n…
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Home Safety Guidelines for Your Family
At home insemination As a loving parent, ensuring the safety of your home is paramount. While it serves as a sanctuary, it can also harbor hidden dangers. From combating dust and allergens to securing furniture, these tips will assist you in creating a secure environment for your little adventurer. Childproofing Comprehensive Babyproofing: Learn how to…
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Should I Wake My Baby for Feedings?
At home insemination Getting your baby to feed regularly can be challenging, especially when they seem to be in a deep slumber. However, waking your newborn for feedings is often necessary for their health and development. Newborns typically require feeding every two to three hours, and for those on formula, every three to four hours.…
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3 Realities You Recognize as a Parent Working from Home
At home insemination Having spent over a decade working from home as a writer, blogger, and podcaster, I’ve navigated the challenges of multiple pregnancies, new babies, evolving industries, and the occasional puppy. Here are three insights I’ve gained about managing a home-based business: 1. You Learn to Work Among Living Distractions Working from home means…
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7 Nostalgic Sitcom Theme Songs From the ’80s That Tug at Our Heartstrings
At home insemination In today’s world, much of my television viewing happens after my children are asleep. During those quiet hours, I lean towards light-hearted entertainment. However, the sitcoms of today often miss the mark, opting for edgier humor and complex characters that stray far from the charm of my childhood favorites. Nowadays, it seems…
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Traveling with Twins: 13 Tips for a Smoother Journey
At home insemination Traveling with twin babies doesn’t have to be a daunting experience. With some thoughtful planning, you can make your adventures enjoyable for everyone involved. Here’s how to simplify flying and traveling with your twins. Know the Airline Policies: Each airline has its own rules regarding traveling with infants and toddlers. Make sure…
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Understanding Sickle Cell Disease in Infants: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment
At home insemination Managing a child’s sickle cell anemia can feel daunting, but there are effective strategies to handle this inherited blood disorder, ensuring your little one remains healthy and vibrant. What is Sickle Cell Anemia? Sickle cell anemia is a genetic form of anemia and the most prevalent type of sickle cell disease (SCD),…