By Ellen and Rachel on May 31, 2011
Chamomile tea, gripe water, teething tablets … a new study looks at the safety and efficacy of these natural supplements for babies.
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By Rachel Zahn on May 31, 2011
It’s not always easy to know what to do. Often the answer isn’t clear. I choose these 10 mistakes (in no particular order) because I’ve made many of them myself, and my very-well-informed friends and family have made the rest. So here goes: 1) The fruit juice trap. We start early, often putting apple juice [...]
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By Ellen and Rachel on May 30, 2011
There’s no doubt; teen drivers put us all at risk. Here are some strategies that make a real difference.
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By Ellen and Rachel on May 30, 2011
A new checklist gives pediatricians and parents early warning.
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By Ellen Schrier on May 30, 2011
Give your pocketbook a vacation too this summer and go old-school when it comes to playtime.
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By Ellen and Rachel on May 27, 2011
Help your kids connect to the outdoors and begin habits to last a lifetime.
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By Ellen and Rachel on May 26, 2011
Is it preventive healthcare or male genital mutilation?
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By Rachel Zahn on May 26, 2011
Our vivacious 4-year-old is having trouble in karate class. One particular instructor tends to reprimand him, and he’s already been benched ….
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By Rachel Zahn on May 25, 2011
Your family spends precious evening hours wrestling with the homework monster. Is it worth it? New research says …
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By Ellen and Rachel on May 25, 2011
Surprising evidence that the parental relationship has behavioral consequences earlier than we thought.
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