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Monthly Archives: November 2008
How to Bathe Your Newborn
A quick recap of the video: prepare by getting evertying you need to bathe the baby together, so you don’t need to leave him unattended if the umbilical stump is still attached, give the baby a sponge bath. Once it … Continue reading
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Babies Love Boxes
Parents often go overboard when buying Christmas presents for their children, especially when that child is their first. What parents find out, after their babies are old enough to sit up and play, is that babies usually love boxes more … Continue reading
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How to Calm a Crying Baby Naturally
Nothing can be more nerve racking for a parent than the wail of a baby who can’t be comforted. You can lose a lot of sleep and at some points come close to losing your sanity. While everyone has their … Continue reading
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Decorating the Baby Room when you don’t know the Baby’s Gender
It can be a challenge to decorate your new baby’s nursery when you have decided not to find out the gender of your baby during pregnancy. Thankfully we have a lot more choices available to us today than our parents … Continue reading
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Creating Baby Center as the Focal Point of a Nursery/Playroom
Many folks set about creating a nursery knowing that the space is being designed 100% with a new baby in mind. Other areas of your home however, often do not take on much significance related to the baby. One novel … Continue reading
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How Early Should Learning Begin?
(NC)-When it comes to learning, the age-old question “How young is too young?” arises. “Children begin learning from birth. And, when it comes to literacy and numeracy development, a child can’t begin learning early enough,” says Dr. Donna McGhie-Richmond, Educational … Continue reading
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