Pregnancy

Presidents’ Day isn’t just a three-day weekend honoring George Washington. It’s also a time for parents to score serious deals on must-have baby products, especially cribs and other nursery essentials. Typically, Presidents’ Day sale shoppers seek out deals in three main categories: home appliances, furniture and mattresses. This year, we’re also expecting to see plenty
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Perfumes can easily overwhelm babies, especially the younger they are. This is because shortly after they are born, babies’ sense of smell is much stronger than most other senses, given that some are still not fully developed after birth, according to the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. Smells adults may not think twice about can be
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Dealing with COVID-19 concerns has been a way of life for families for almost two years. But with the rapid rise of the highly infectious Omicron variant — particularly in kids — it’s understandable to have new questions and concerns about what to do if your baby or child develops symptoms of the virus. After all,
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Many children start pre-school around 3-years old, so if you have a toddler, then chances are they’re getting ready for or have already started pre-school. There are many benefits to enrolling your child in a pre-school program prior to kindergarten – it helps kids improve their socialization skills, acts as a confidence-booster, and can give
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Throughout the pandemic, public health officials have strongly advised pregnant women and other high-risk people to take extra precautions and avoid contracting COVID-19. But the rapid rise of the Omicron variant — described as “mild” by many — has left plenty of people wondering what it means if you’re pregnant.  How does the Omicron variant affect
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If you’re breastfeeding, then chances are you’ve experienced a leaking nipple. This can be embarrassing if you’re on the go, and don’t have the option to change into something fresh right away. But that’s where breast pads come in. Breast pads can be placed in a regular or nursing bra, and work to soak up
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This may go down as another year of celebrity pandemic babies. But who doesn’t love hearing about their favorite stars going through the same life stages as they do, including giving birth and becoming parents? We rounded up the celeb parents who have welcomed a little one so far this year (baby name inspiration, anyone?).
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Everything from your hair to your waistline can change during pregnancy, and your skin is no exception. Some women find the texture of their skin changes only slightly, while others develop conditions that are noticeable and can be uncomfortable. It’s impossible to predict how your skin will change while expecting, and though past pregnancies and
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Those who are wondering if they might be pregnant before taking a test may have run across pregnancy fingerprint tests online. Given that each fingerprint is unique to every individual, it sounds like it might almost be plausible that by simply scanning a finger it would be possible to receive an answer whether a baby
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If you have a baby or are about to have a baby, it’s understandable to be worried about the coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 and the disease it causes, COVID-19. Part of being a parent is worrying about your baby, even when you’re not living during a global pandemic. It’s only natural to be concerned about how COVID-19
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“I don’t understand the debate over paid maternity leave,” a mom friend remarked to me recently. “What’s the controversy?” It’s understandable why she’s confused. Born and raised in France, she enjoyed 16 weeks of paid leave after the births of both her children. That’s an unimaginable luxury to most parents in the US. Our country
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In order to prevent the spread of COVID-19, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends that all people ages 2 and up wear face masks in indoor public settings if they are not fully vaccinated. Additionally, fully vaccinated people can maximize their protection by wearing masks inside public places in areas with high
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When it comes to growing up, little ones make the transition from being babies to toddlers in a blink of an eye. From sleepless nights and fussy babies to being mobile and having opinions, parents are never sure where the time went and when their babies got so big. And while it is clear that
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