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As a parent, you are also your child’s first teacher. So, when it comes to preparing them for the world, it’s your job to make sure that they have all the tools that they will need. This doesn’t just mean that you just pay attention to their grades and the extracurricular skills they pick up over time. Being kind, polite…Read More

Preparing your home for a newborn can be an exciting endeavor. You get to pick out the colors for the nursery, your baby’s first stuffed animal, their blanket, and a ton of other stuff that you will forever cherish as they will be a part of your little one’s experience. But parents also often fall into the trap of buying…Read More

Having a baby is a huge step for both parents, but especially for the mother. Not only are you responsible for the wellbeing of your baby, but you are also directly responsible for feeding and nourishing them. Pregnant women often start coming up with a plan to breastfeed or formula feed, months before the baby arrives. And although you may…Read More

Congratulations on your little one! As soon as parents find out that they are having their own bundle of joy and know the gender of the baby, the next thing they do is make lists in order to pick out a baby name. Some parents have planned out this name for years, whereas others have one too many options and…Read More

Your partner is the one person you should count on to have your back in every situation. And, it is never more crucial that you are both on the same page than it is when you have kids. After having babies, your partner isn’t just your support system, but your teammate. However, any couple will tell you that having kids…Read More

As your child grows they start to become their own person, which means that they form their own ideas and opinions. And before you know it, they are their own little person who no longer sees eye to eye with you. This isn’t always a bad thing as it makes way for independent thought, and improves reasoning skills. But it…Read More

Any parent will know the struggle of getting your kids to sleep on time. Coming up with a bedtime routine that gets the kids excited for bed, but also luls them to sleep is a task that takes time, energy and a lot of consistency. And the last thing you want is for daylight saving time to come around and…Read More

Kids gravitate towards play naturally because it’s fun and a safe way for them to explore the world around them. But did you know that this seemingly simple act can contribute greatly to their overall cognitive development? Kids learn through play; which is why it is so important to set aside unstructured time where they can enjoy themselves, observe different…Read More

What is beauty? You might say that beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder because what is beautiful for one may not be for the other. Some may opine that beauty lies skin deep but attitude is to the bone. It doesn’t fade with time and can make anyone look beautiful in the eyes of others. So, while a…Read More

Do your kids throw tantrums when you ask them to finish everything on their plates? Well, we all know that kids are naturally picky eaters, and forcing them to eat makes them feel uncomfortable and especially guilty for not finishing their food. Although it’s completely fine to teach your kids not to waste food, it isn’t always beneficial to force…Read More

Parents are always on their toes when their kids start showing unusual symptoms, and directly consult their doctors to treat them. But sometimes their developing body shows some small signs such as vomiting, headaches, or muscle pains to convey that it is functioning well and is healthy. Although every underlying disease has its starter symptoms, some are not completely harmful.…Read More

A pregnant woman’s body goes through many drastic changes as she takes on the responsibility of growing the baby in her womb. Her belly starts to expand, her hormone levels shift, and this can lead to swollen feet, varicose veins, diabetes, headaches and even hair loss. A woman’s body goes through a lot when she is pregnant, but this is…Read More