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6 reasons why July babies are special, according to science

If you've got a due date this month you can expect a baby with a sunny personality.

baby with a wubby pacifier

My baby is no longer a baby

When my son finally stopped using his pacifier I knew I was saying goodbye to his last bits of babyhood.

little girl crying into her hands

2-year-olds aren’t terrible–they’re just learning how to be human

When looked at with fresh eyes, these misbehaviors can make sense, even to us. Then you will be able to guide your child through it to a more socialized way of being.

mom holding toddler

The baby milestones app no one talks about

Milestones made me happy. Hour by hour, I received pings on everything from the ideal growth of my baby, to expected changes in my body, to birth preparation, and beyond.

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Try these 10 mindful phrases to effectively praise your kids

Here's how to praise your child's efforts and achievements—and keep them motivated!

It’s science: Children aren’t color-blind

Kids know the difference between colors applied to objects and the social meaning of colors when applied to race.

little kids playing with Slumberkins

These snuggly toys help little kids handle big feelings

Designed by a therapist and educator, each creature is part of a collection that focuses on helping little ones deal with difficult emotions.

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Being a toddler mom is so much easier than a newborn mom

I love it because I get to see a glimpse of the person he will be.

child and her stuffed animal looking out window

How to help kids be resilient through the pandemic

The mental health techniques developed by disaster response experts can help parents right now.

little boy jumping on the bed

How to set limits during quarantine

The parent-child connection is critical, but there also needs to be rules.

It’s science: Why your child is extra clingy right now

What's that? Your child is literally climbing all over you? Yep, that's normal.

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