Category: conception
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Developmental Milestones: Your Baby at 6 Months
At home insemination As your little one reaches the 6-month mark, you’ll notice that their personality is blossoming. When not exploring their surroundings, your baby will be busy charming everyone with coos, giggles, squeals, and babbles. Below are the key developmental milestones that most babies achieve by this age. Social & Emotional Milestones Enjoys looking…
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Post-Black Friday Deals on Baby Products
At home insemination As a mom, I assure you that fantastic deals on baby products are still available after Black Friday. While the big day may have passed, you can still find impressive discounts on a variety of baby gear, toys, and essentials. There’s no need to miss out on the savings, especially when items…
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9 Types of Kids Your Child Will Unavoidably Befriend
At home insemination Every child seems to gravitate towards that one friend who makes your skin crawl. While it may not be kind to poke fun at kids, let’s be honest—sometimes parents just need to vent. This is your moment of catharsis; we won’t spill the beans. These troublesome kiddos aren’t inherently bad, but they…
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The Ripple Effect of a Mojito: A Mother’s Day in the Life
At home insemination If you hand a mother a mojito, she will graciously accept it with a smile. As she lifts the glass, she’ll notice the condensation pooling on the table. She’ll instinctively reach for her napkin to wipe it away. Once the table is tidy, she’ll head to the trash to dispose of the…
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Understanding Your Newborn’s Cries: A Guide for New Parents
At home insemination Welcoming a newborn into your life is a beautiful yet challenging experience, especially when it comes to understanding their cries. Each type of cry can signal different needs or emotions, and learning to decode these sounds can make a world of difference. Below, we explore the most common reasons your baby may…
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Pumping at Work: A Guide for Working Moms
At home insemination As a working mother, balancing breastfeeding with your job can feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to signal the end of your breastfeeding journey. Here’s how to effectively manage pumping at the office, making it a smoother experience for both you and your baby. Understanding Your Rights as a Working Mom Before…
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A Holiday Appeal to the Pillsbury Corporation
At home insemination Dear Esteemed Members of the Pillsbury Corporation, I find myself writing to you from a place of utter disappointment during this festive season. My attempts at creating holiday magic with your delightful cookie mixes have turned into a series of mishaps that have left me quite dispirited. For the fourth time this…
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Four Strategies Parents Often Use to Slip Away from a Sleeping Baby
At home insemination Once you’ve managed to lull your little one into slumber, the last thing you want is for them to wake up. The quest to escape a sleeping baby is fraught with challenges, and every parent has their own tricks. Here are four common tactics that many have tried, often with a touch…
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Your Baby’s Due Date is May 15
At home insemination As you track your pregnancy week by week, it’s important to remember that only 1 in 20 babies arrive on their exact due date. A normal pregnancy typically spans from 38 to 42 weeks, leading many parents to anticipate their little one’s arrival until the big day. Your Baby’s Development In this…
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Confessions of a Candid Mom: The Perks of Pre-Ordering
At home insemination Confession: I’ve never pre-ordered a book. Ever since becoming a mom, my reading time has dwindled significantly. When I do decide to buy a book, it’s usually after numerous recommendations from friends, only for it to gather dust on my nightstand for months, eventually ending up in a bookcase—never to be opened…