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Keeping a family healthy is a full-time job in and of itself. It may sound like it is just a matter of stocking the home with the right medicines, but there is a lot to the problem than just that. Not only does it require the aforementioned medicines, but also making sure that the family […]
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Our health is important to us. So important, that we should not devalue the care we demand when we seek out professional help. Knowing that our bodies and our lives are in the capable hands of professionals that also seek to afford us committed and functional care is a fundamental aspect of maintaining a life […]
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Vitamins are an essential part of the chemistry that makes life possible. But with daily life becoming busier and busier for many families, it can be a surprisingly difficult challenge to get the right amount of macro and micronutrients in your diet. Vitamin supplements aren’t known for their taste, and sometimes getting a child to […]
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This is a generation of parenting that allows for A LOT of “supervision” – we have video baby monitors that hook up to your wifi so that you can see your baby from anywhere in the world; we have family share plans that allow you to view everything your teen does on his cell phone; […]
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Every parent looks forward to their child’s first words and for them to eventually produce longer sentences. So, if by the age of 5, your child is still unable to pronounce certain words or still speaks too much like s/he did when s/he first began to speak, should you be worried? Most of the time, […]
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It can be a little challenging to make something so tedious like moving ‘fun,’ especially when kids are involved. But with a few well-thought-out tips, it can be smooth-sailing. You might think that you won’t have time to entertain your kids, but all you’ve got to do is to involve them in the moving process. […]
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Your child might have been perfectly healthy at birth, but some children can develop hearing loss as they grow. Back in the day, hearing loss might not have been detected till the child had reached speaking age – around two years old – when parents would realize then that the child was not able to […]
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