Topless Toddlers?
A recent blog post on the SunSentinel.com got me thinking of a dilemma I have yet to face. At what age should your toddler girl, who is used to spending…
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Design Your Own T-Shirt
By Kerri Geringswald This great project, courtesy of HGTV.com, will have you and your mini-me creating the coolest shirts on the block. Watch out Project Runway contestants! Ages: 2 and…
Continue reading“Mommy, Where Do Babies Come From?”
By Contributing Editor Jenny Isenman There are certain phrases that you imagine hearing, years before they may ever be spoken. As an adolescent, you dream of those three little words…
Continue readingHomemade Clay
By Kerri Geringswald Too hot and buggy to go outside , but your little one keeps complaining how bored they are? Head right into the kitchen, grab a few items,…
Continue readingThe Girl That Doesn’t Age
Brooke Greenberg is a 16-year-old in a toddler’s body. This story is very touching. A 16-year-old who has a rare growth condition that makes her unable to age properly. Brooke Greenberg is…
Continue readingMom Moments: Kid Tantrums
Watch Tori Spelling of the hit reality show, Tori & Dean: Home Sweet Hollywood deal with her son Liam’s temper tantrum in the New York City toy store, FAO Schwarz.…
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Question: My 2 1/2 year old has become very fussy in restaurants. I love to go out to eat with him, but don’t want to embarass myself in front of…
Continue readingLow Standards on Glass Tables Cause Serious Injuries
Article Courtesy of the Boston Channel Researchers at Children’s Hospital are warning that lax standards on the strength of glass tables may contribute to thousands of children being seriously injured…
Continue readingThree-quarters of parents too busy to read bedtime stories
Thanks to Telegraph.co.uk for the report. Moms claim they are distracted by cleaning or cooking while dads blame late nights in the office or sheer tiredness when they do get…
Continue readingPointing Leads to Better Speech in Toddlers
Article courtesy of The Huffington Post Don’t just talk to your toddler—gesture, too. Pointing, waving bye-bye and other natural gestures seem to boost a budding vocabulary. Scientists found those tots…
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