Toilet Training: Tips To Get Kids Ready For Real Pants
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Does Your Child Have Asthma? Get Paid To Participate in Medical Study
If you are a parent of a child that is between the ages of 5 – 11 that has been diagnosed with Asthma for more than 3 months, your child may qualify for a study. If your child qualifies, you will receive up to $700 compensation, no-cost medication and no-cost care from a local doctor.
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Are Video Baby Monitors a Safe Way to Watch Your Child?
Baby is sleeping soundly, and mom and dad can watch from another room – how great is that? A video baby monitor can be a great tool for parents of infants, especially for parents of preemies. Specialized video monitors for preemies have sensors that can be attached (for example) to the baby’s diaper. This technology
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Getting Help for Post-Natal Depression
Women have an overall higher risk of developing depression in their lifetime than men do; this is in part because certain life stages cause hormonal changes that can trigger depression. One of these is pregnancy, and while many women are focusing on getting as healthy as they can to prepare for carrying and giving birth to a
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Questions to Ask the Doctor at Your Child’s 1 Year Checkup
The first year of your baby’s life has no doubt been a wild ride with countless dirty diapers and nights of no sleep. While every family should have at least a few checkups under their belt within those first few months, it is important to schedule a checkup at the 12 month mark. These checkups
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