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Why Is Vitamin E Given to Premature Infants?

June 2, 2016 / Healthcare, Preemies / 3 minutes of reading

Vitamin E is essential to the development of the baby before and after birth, but vitamin E deficiencies in babies carried to term are very rare. Many preemies, however, are given vitamin E to prevent a condition called retinopathy of prematurity. [amazon_link asins=’B000Z90FLU,B000VRTE9A’ template=’CopyOf-ProductGrid’ store=’preemietwinswp-20′ marketplace=’US’ link_id=’c1c0240d-cddd-11e6-9017-9b9a44fb25c1′] What is Retinopathy of Prematurity? Also known as […]

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School Types: What Is Best For Your Child?

June 2, 2016 / Education / 3 minutes of reading

When your child is old enough to be in school, there are a few choices that you have as to the type of education you want for your child. It’s best to start as young as possible as there are preschools in almost all areas. Once there is a foundation, you can begin thinking about

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How To Diagnose And Prevent Dehydration In Infants

May 26, 2016 / Diagnosis / 5 minutes of reading

Are you one of the moms who feel like all your child do is rest, eat and convey messy diapers? Well, the good news is: things are precisely as they ought to be. An infant’s body stores fewer liquids as compared to grown-ups. Given their inefficiency to store an abundant quantity of liquids, their tiny

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Kids Room Revamp: Awesome DIY Projects For You And Your Children

May 25, 2016 / Crafts & Games / 4 minutes of reading

Moving to their own room is a major milestone in every child’s life, but in parent’s life as well. Although we aspire to create independent and capable children, sometimes we find it hard to admit that our help is no longer needed. The truth is, however, the moment a parent stops holding their child’s hand

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5 Tips For Helping Your Child Get Used To The New Baby

May 24, 2016 / Babies / 2 minutes of reading

A new baby in the family often brings both joy and disruption from your old way of life. This is especially true if baby has an older brother or sister. For many children, a baby can feel like a threat to their own chance to be loved. Though this is normal, and will go away

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5 Strategies to Ease Kindergarten Anxiety in Your Child

May 23, 2016 / Education / 3 minutes of reading

Navigating the world of kindergarten can be both exciting and challenging for your little one. As parents, it’s natural to be concerned about how your child copes with kindergarten anxiety. We understand the importance of supporting your child through this transition. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore five effective strategies to help your child overcome

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Steps To Protect Against Juvenile Delinquency In Your Neighborhood

May 21, 2016 / Growing Up / 3 minutes of reading

Juvenile delinquency is something the entire community worries about. Your neighbors can provide a great source of support to prevent teenagers from going down the wrong path. Through a proactive approach, you can ensure your neighborhood consistently produces valuable members of society that the community can be proud of. While parents are the first source

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