By Ellen and Rachel on January 31, 2011
One more reason to pay close attention to signs of anxiety and depression in your teen.
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By Ellen and Rachel on January 31, 2011
Girls who play are less likely to smoke and use drugs. Read on for more reasons …
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Posted in Listen Up | Tagged girl athletes, girls and team sports, girls in sports
By Ellen and Rachel on January 28, 2011
Wondering what should be on your radar screen this year?
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By Ellen and Rachel on January 27, 2011
Our Surgeon General weighs in on why breast is best for babies and what we must do to support it.
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By Ellen Schrier on January 27, 2011
My daughter has been bugging me for months to take piano lessons. Her best friend takes them and….
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Posted in Ask the Mamas | Tagged commitment, music lessons
By Ellen and Rachel on January 26, 2011
You have GOT to read this one!
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Posted in News U Can Use | Tagged cell phones and pregnancy
By Ellen Schrier on January 26, 2011
I need YOUR help to reach a new goal. 8 servings a day. It’s important. Can I count on you?
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By Rachel Zahn on January 25, 2011
My nephew phoned the other day to make a big, giant family announcement. Glancing at the caller ID, I answered with a joyous “I know why you’re calling!” It’s the worst-kept secret in California that he and his wife are trying to conceive the first child-to-be of the next generation, and I just knew that [...]
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Posted in Mama to Mama Blog | Tagged new generation, twin pregnancy, twins
By Ellen and Rachel on January 25, 2011
7 great reasons to have sex tonight.
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By Ellen and Rachel on January 24, 2011
What to do about those self-flushing toilets that scare your kids to death!
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Posted in Listen Up | Tagged toilet training
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