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Let's hope that more hospitals adopt this genius idea.
There is a state of emergency in Rockland County, but no nation-wide outbreak in America right now.
We break it down room by room.
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Plus, helpful tips to keep in mind when expanding your child's palate.
3. They make us slow down
You are all my firsts. And you may also be all my lasts. Whether Daddy and I can give you a little brother or sister is unknown to us. Giving you a sibling would be one of the greatest gifts, but nobody knows if we will be able to have more children.
3. Distinguish between feelings and behaviors.
We asked #TeamMotherly to share their child's nap schedules and we received more than 1,000 responses.
No time to pack snacks for your tot? No problem.
Because Vitamin D is important, mama!
To the mama who feels exasperated by another mess your little one has made today, I want to offer you this perspective from a mom who misses it now: try to pause and see the magic in the mess.
“It takes a village to raise a child.” That’s right—an entire small town. Cut yourself a break—you’re just one woman.
Even if they're only helping in a tiny way, young children love feeling included.
5. All emotions are useful.
As the final weeks go by and we near the arrival of our newest family member, I'm growing less anxious and more excited about how my toddler will react to being a big brother.
The tune can calm my toddler's tantrum and soothe my newborn's cries—I can't deny its power.