By Ellen and Rachel on January 22, 2010
How long does that little sucker stay dangerous? An hour? A day? What about on hands? Click below for the link.
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By Ellen and Rachel on January 22, 2010
Timeout is a tried-and-true discipline method, but is it working for you?
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By Ellen and Rachel on January 21, 2010
Message from your kids: “Just give us a simple meal, already!” Click below and skip the lavender infused chili paste.
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By Ellen and Rachel on January 20, 2010
About 1.5 million Graco strollers have been recalled because they could pose a risk of fingertip amputations and lacerations to children.
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By Rachel Zahn on January 20, 2010
Last week my friend left her baby with me and was held up longer than expected. Can I breast feed a baby who’s not mine?
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By Ellen and Rachel on January 20, 2010
Surprised? Given all the hoopla over possible side effects, we kind of were… Click below to find out what’s changed.
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By Ellen and Rachel on January 19, 2010
That cute little kitty could be carrying a nasty infection…
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By Ellen and Rachel on January 19, 2010
Darshak Sanghavi’s book, A Map of the Child: A Pediatrician’s Tour of the Body, combines expert storytelling and great info. Don’t miss this one!
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By Rachel Zahn on January 18, 2010
I’ll admit it. I hate rashes. They all look maddeningly alike, and have lots of possible causes. Take a look at some common ones and let’s identify what you’re seeing …
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By Ellen Schrier on January 18, 2010
When we moved to New York from California, my oldest child had just finished 9th grade. He was coming to a new high school and had his fears about fitting in and creating a life for himself in a place where everything was different. My husband and I worried quietly about how it might be [...]
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