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At home insemination Parenting Your Baby May Not Enjoy Solid Food, But There’s No Need to Panic by Lisa Thompson Updated: May 6, 2021 Originally Published: November 23, 2016 Life can be unpredictable and challenging when it comes to feeding your little one. I vividly recall my first child’s aversion to solid food. From the…

At home insemination “Your baby needs to learn a lesson!” Isn’t it interesting how everyone seems to have an opinion on how to raise your child? I trust my own maternal instincts, even if I’m not a perfect parent. Most of the time, my instincts guide me well. But why does so much parenting advice…

At home insemination As an expectant mother, you’re likely accustomed to hearing varying estimates regarding your baby’s weight as you approach the end of your pregnancy. However, recent research suggests that many healthcare providers might be exaggerating the size of babies, causing unnecessary anxiety for mothers-to-be. A study published in the December issue of the…

At home insemination Images that capture precious moments can last a lifetime. As parents, we often take countless photographs of our children, preserving their phases and unique personalities. For many families, these images are cherished keepsakes, but for those with children fighting cancer, they can hold an even deeper meaning. The Gold Hope Project is…

At home insemination Will she cherish the memory of those hands? I certainly hope so. I want to believe that long after this evening is just a distant memory, she will recall the large, rough hands that carefully attached a simple corsage — a first experience for both of them. The yellow carnation, secured with…

At home insemination Just recently, I was at the community center in Harlem, leaving the women’s locker room with my baby in tow. A cheerful woman approached me, exclaiming, “What a cute baby! You look wonderful. With free childcare at the gym, there are no excuses not to work out, right?” I walked away, puzzled…

At home insemination Educating young children in fundamental subjects like reading, writing, math, and science is undeniably essential. However, educators are increasingly recognizing the link between a student’s emotional health and their academic success. This connection becomes especially evident for children facing social challenges, such as poverty, unsafe living conditions, violence, or family trauma. While…

At home insemination My husband, Tom, and I have always been planners. We tied the knot in our early twenties and settled into our home soon after. Children were next on our Grown-Up Life checklist, and we welcomed our first two kids without much fuss. Both pregnancies happened quickly, with only one minor hiccup: I…

At home insemination In an audacious marketing stunt, a family-oriented brewery, Brewtopia, is offering parents a chance to win $10,000 worth of delicious food in exchange for naming their newborn or adopted child Quinoa. As part of their campaign to promote a new line of quinoa bowls, the restaurant is banking on the hope that…