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At home insemination Singing isn’t just a fun pastime; it holds incredible benefits for your family’s well-being. As I sat in my car recently, I connected my phone and played our favorite album. “Alright, kids,” I told my three daughters, “if you’re going to sing, then sing it loud!” We erupted into a spirited rendition…

At home insemination In a significant achievement for maternal mental health, Congress has passed a groundbreaking bill aimed at assisting mothers grappling with postpartum depression (PPD). The legislation, which recently cleared both the House of Representatives and the Senate, marks a historic step forward in recognizing the vital need for support among new mothers facing…

At home insemination With summer finally upon us, I can list countless reasons to celebrate: no homework, lazy mornings, and the end of lunch packing dilemmas. Most importantly, I’m thrilled that my daughter’s soccer season has wrapped up, at least for a few months. When a child is committed to a team sport, it demands…

At home insemination Check out this adorable photo session featuring a girl and her beloved burrito. Growing up in California, I learned that burritos are a serious matter. A burrito from Mission Street in San Francisco could easily last you several meals — but that’s not how we do it. We devour them in one…

At home insemination Recently, our electricity went out right before I needed to pick up my kids from school. To get the garage door open, I had to manually detach it from the automatic opener. When we returned home and the power was restored, I had to reattach it, which required me to climb on…

At home insemination In the realm of modern parenting, the trend of excessive coddling and constant supervision has sparked considerable debate. Critics argue that such approaches may undermine the future of society. Notably, a former academic administrator from Stanford, Elena Wexler, authored a book titled Raising Resilient Adults, positing that contemporary overparenting fails to cultivate…