You’ve heard it said that being a mother is the equivalent to holding several jobs. A mother is a laundromat operator, a driver, a housekeeper, a personal organizer, a chef, a banker, a teacher, and a psychologist. Add all a mom’s duties together and she should be earning a six-figure salary!
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As adults we know how essential time management is in leading effective lives. Achieving goals, minimizing mistakes, and saving extra time for other worthwhile endeavors are among the positive outcomes of effective time management. Time management skills are not something you can learn instantly nor in a one day seminar. Because it involves mostly you
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You find yourself in the NICU (Neonatal Intensive Care Unit); your baby has come into the world prematurely and suddenly your “perfect” pregnancy takes on an entirely new definition: that of being the parent of a premature baby.
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You try to make everything perfect for your child, but some things are entirely out of your control. Developmental disorders like autism can throw a serious wrench in your parenting plans, regardless of your tenacity. Of course, with a little bit of thought and training, you can learn to cope with your child’s autism. You’ll
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The day you’ve been waiting for the past 9 months has finally arrived; you have a brand new baby to love and cherish. As wonderful as being a new parent is, there are some things they don’t tell you in the hospital. The crying, the changing, the laundry, the lack of sleep; it can be
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I love stumbling upon other parents’ personal websites about their twins and/or preemie babies! For instance, yesterday I found Twin Mama Rama – Join the Adventures of a Twin Mom and her Twin Boys! In this post (with the photo of her boys above), the author asks her readers whether or not they think her
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According to a Swedish study published in Diabetes Care (a publication from the American Diabetes Association), babies born premature (before 37 weeks gestational age) have a slightly higher risk of developing diabetes at some point in their lifetime. Preterm birth, including late preterm birth, is associated with a modestly increased risk of diabetes in young
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