Are you an expecting or new parent on the hunt for a great baby monitor? READ THIS!
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- October
- 2017
- By Eat • Play • Sleep
- Babies, Babies, Children, Education, Infants, Napping, Newborns, Newborns, Parenting, Preschoolers, Sleep, Toddlers
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As someone who has been working with families for more than 20 years in a professional capacity, I am often approached by different companies and other specialists and professionals about products I recommend, or even simply to review child and/or sleep related products. This morning I got an email from Kayla at reviews.com who […]
read moreIs Your Child Ready for School?
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- August
- 2017
As September looms upon us (sorry to bring that up), it is time to begin thinking about getting children ready to go to, or go back to, school. For some that means they will be falling back into fairly regular routines, while for others it means an entirely new and exciting experience! The best thing […]
read moreLiteracy Development in the Early Years: How Parents can Help at Home
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- September
- 2016
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- Children, Cognitive Development, Development, Early Reading Skills, Education, Guidance and Discipline, Literacy, Parenting, Play, Preschoolers, School Aged Children
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Once children are off to preschool, or school, many parents tend to leave it to the teacher to work on pre-reading skills, and trust that their young child is learning what they need to in school. The truth is, that learning is a triad of student, family, and school. All three must be invested […]
read moreCreating Healthy Sleep Habits with Twins and Multiples – Part Two
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- July
- 2016
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- Awake Times, Babies, Babies, Children, Infants, multiples, Napping, Newborns, Newborns, Parenting, Sleep, twins, Uncategorized
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Part Two of a Two Part Series Getting adequate sleep with a newborn in the house (and helping the baby sleep) is a challenge for any parent, but if you are the mother or father of more than one baby, this can be especially difficult to achieve. Additionally, I tip my hat to you! […]
read moreSleep: Creating Healthy Sleep Habits with Twins and Multiples
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- June
- 2016
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- Babies, Babies, Infants, multiples, Napping, Newborns, Newborns, Parenting, Sleep, twins
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Part One of a Two Part Series Getting adequate sleep with a newborn in the house (and helping the baby sleep) is a challenge for any parent, but if you are the mother or father of more than one baby, this can be especially difficult to achieve. Additionally, I tip my hat to you! I […]
read moreGoing Back to Work After Baby: Choosing the Right Child Care Provider for Your Family
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- April
- 2016
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- Babies, Children, Cognitive Development, Development, Early Reading Skills, Education, Guidance and Discipline, Literacy, Parenting, Play
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Whether it’s only been a few months, or it has been a couple of years, going back to work after being at home with your little one is never easy. This is a reality that almost all families deal with at some point, unless one of the parents is able to be the daytime caregiver […]
read moreMarch 13th – Time to Spring Forward!
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- February
- 2016
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- Babies, Babies, Children, Daylight Savings, Early Rising, Infants, Napping, Newborns, Newborns, Parenting, Preschoolers, Preschoolers, Sleep, Toddlers
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Yes, it’s that time of year again. Time ‘springs forward’ by one hour Sunday, March 13th. Like a good number of parents of young children (especially those with wee ones we’ve worked so hard to get into a routine and schedule), I would prefer to see annual time changes abolished, but since I can think […]
read moreTravel Tips for Babies and Toddlers
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- February
- 2016
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- Babies, Babies, Children, Infants, Napping, Newborns, Parenting, Preschoolers, Sleep, Toddlers, Travel
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