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DAILY FIND: Great Children’s Literature … For Moms!

By Ellen and Rachel on February 8, 2010

Go to http://www.huffingtonpost.com/pam-allyn/bedtime-reading-childrens_b_416258.html to get that hopeful, can-do attitude.

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Ellen and Rachel

Ellen and Rachel are two old friends and “expert” mamas—one a pediatrician and one a family therapist—with fifty years of parenting experience between them.

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Pearls of Wisdom

Cake for Breakfast

By Rachel Zahn on August 30, 2010

Every family has interesting traditions that make them different. I’m always preaching about good nutrition, but rules are made to be broken … occasionally.

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