By Ellen and Rachel on December 11, 2009
Our parents did it. Should we? New research may offer some answers.
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By Ellen and Rachel on December 11, 2009
We’ve always wondered why hair shape and texture often change at puberty. Is it hormones? Click below for the link.
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By Ellen and Rachel on December 10, 2009
Does your kid’s wish list include any of these? Go to commonsensemedia.com and find out why to say no.
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By Rachel Zahn on December 9, 2009
After my pediatrician told me she’s not even giving her own kids the H1N1 vaccine, I learned that SOME forms contain mercury! Now I’m more nervous than ever …
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Posted in Ask the Mamas
By Ellen and Rachel on December 9, 2009
We’re SPEECHLESS! What was Dad thinking? Won’t son will be objectifying women soon enough? Click below for the link.
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By Ellen and Rachel on December 8, 2009
It’s likely you know a child who suffers from food allergy, but is it more hype than hypersensitivity? Click below for the link.
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By Ellen and Rachel on December 8, 2009
The American Academy of Pediatrics has doubled its recommended daily intake of vitamin D. Is your child getting enough?
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Posted in Who Knew?
By Ellen and Rachel on December 7, 2009
A consumer rights group is shouting that this hot holiday must-have toy is extremely toxic. Not to mention a silly fad. Get the facts below.
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By Ellen Schrier on December 7, 2009
This post was supposed to be about picking out holiday gifts for teachers. But something else happened. My mind drifted and I started thinking about a woman, a nursery school teacher, who my kids adored and who taught me a lot about little children. So now instead of advising you on picking out a gift [...]
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By Rachel Zahn on December 7, 2009
I love pacifiers. Or, I guess I should say I loved them.
In our family we called them ‘suckers’, and all three kids had them. None (at 15, 20, and 22) are still using them today … (cont.)
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