By Ellen and Rachel on May 2, 2012
Lesser-known bad actors could be lurking in your kitchen and easy ways to avoid them.
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By Ellen and Rachel on April 30, 2012
Disturbing findings about TV noise and kids’ development. Most endure four hours plus per day, so this is big.
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By Ellen and Rachel on April 24, 2012
If you’ve gone to prom (or know a teen who has or ever will) this is a must-see.
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By Ellen and Rachel on April 23, 2012
These nasty creatures invade bedding and cause allergies. Find out how to make them disappear…
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By Ellen and Rachel on April 23, 2012
Did you know that serious health and social problems arise in kids who don’t get enough sleep? Find out what they need and what happens if they don’t get it.
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By Ellen and Rachel on April 18, 2012
There are a few words that can almost magically transform a situation from bad to good. Find out what this one does and get busy using it. Simple, reliable and goofproof!
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By Ellen and Rachel on April 16, 2012
Check out this recipe for baby … Mamas love it.
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By Ellen and Rachel on April 16, 2012
Should we ban ice cream trucks from the playground? Some Brooklyn, NY moms think so. Is it right or just more of the wacky, angsty, “it’s all about me” parenting style??
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By Ellen and Rachel on April 9, 2012
We know the sound of that classic cough, but what does it mean and what should you do?
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By Ellen and Rachel on April 5, 2012
Grab a few of these ideas and shrink your sugar load on Sunday …
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