By Ellen and Rachel on June 30, 2009
Help your kids learn how they can make a difference.
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By Rachel Zahn on June 29, 2009
From the moment our babies notice their tiny fingers flailing in front of their faces they get nothing but joy from their delicious little bodies. First, they stare. Then before you know it they manage to get their toes into their mouths and are sucking away. And a minute later they toddle in front of [...]
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By Ellen and Rachel on June 25, 2009
Some new research demonstrates that high achievers may have the ability to ignore what they’re told …
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By Rachel Zahn on June 24, 2009
My nine-month-old son likes to drink water, and I let him drink pretty much anytime he wants …
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By Ellen and Rachel on June 24, 2009
Have you heard the latest in over-the-top birthday trends?
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By Rachel Zahn on June 22, 2009
Maybe you’re a flexitarian at heart.
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By Ellen Schrier on June 22, 2009
We all know that teenagers are notorious for having their own “language” if you will. POS (parents over shoulder), LOL (laugh out loud), ROTFL (roll on the floor laughing), BTW (by the way), and BRB (be right back) are just a few examples of code phrases broken by crafty parents hoping to get a glimpse [...]
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By Rachel Zahn on June 19, 2009
I was really disappointed when I read the post about sugar and how it doesn’t really cause hyper behavior …
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By Ellen and Rachel on June 18, 2009
Nature calls? No problem. Mommysentials has the answer.
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By Ellen and Rachel on June 17, 2009
Doesn’t baby have enough “fans”?
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