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Mom story: I’m a TV host

By Julie Weingarden Dubin on Jan 10, 2013

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McKenzie Westmore hosts Syfy’s hit reality competition show, Face Off , featuring special effects makeup artists competing in...
Child Development & Health

Eat, move, nurture: Raising healthy kids

By Kori Ellis on Jan 10, 2013
By encouraging healthy eating and exercise habits, supplying structure and consistency and offering a lot of love, we all can hope...
Parenting Advice & Columns

Chasing the Dream: Be present with your dreams

By Sarah W. Caron on Jan 9, 2013
It’s so easy to get caught up in our future plans. But along the way, doing so can leave us unappreciative of the present. Don’t let...
Mom & Dad

Managing technology and family

By Marva Soogrim on Jan 8, 2013

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Technology can certainly be convenient, but it can also be a distraction too. Unfortunately in many families, parents and children...
Parenting Advice & Columns

The digital mom's guide to blogging conferences 2013

By Sarah W. Caron on Jan 8, 2013
There are mom blogs, food blogs, lifestyle blogs and so many more... and for everyone, there is a conference perfect for the genre....
Child Development & Health

Spoiled rotten: Why you shouldn't coddle your kids

By Kori Ellis on Jan 8, 2013

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Spoiled kids often develop into self-absorbed adults with a lack of self-control and a major sense of entitlement. No matter if your...
Special Needs

Dolls with Down syndrome characteristics spur questions

By Maureen Wallace on Jan 8, 2013

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For centuries, children have played with dolls that continue to take on more detailed, sophisticated appearances. But do “Down...
Child Development & Health

Parents are allowed to be imperfect

By SheKnows Parenting Editors on Jan 7, 2013

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Are you feeling pressure to be the perfect parent? The good news is that you already are perfect — as an imperfect parent.
Mom & Dad

Master negotiations

By Tonya Wertman on Jan 7, 2013

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If you’ve ever had to get a resistant child to leave a public place without having a complete meltdown or found yourself pulling...
Mom & Dad

Moms on parenting boys

By Jennifer Chidester on Jan 7, 2013

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If you pictured yourself with girls and saw your future filled with hair bows and frilly dresses, but instead were blessed with bow...
Child Development & Health

Natural remedies to cure your kids' colds

By Molly Cerreta Smith on Jan 7, 2013

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Turn to the pantry instead of the pediatrician to soothe your kids' sniffles this season. Experts offer up their all-natural, go-to...
Autism Spectrum Disorders

Autism: Breaking up is hard to do

By Allison Ziering Walmark on Jan 7, 2013

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About half of marriages end in divorce, and for parents of children with special needs, the divorce statistics are even more grim....
Parenting Tips & Advice

Does your child have groom gloom?

By Lisa Steinke on Jan 4, 2013

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Do you ever wonder why your child doesn't want to shower? It's time to stop pulling out your hair over his dirty mop and get him to...
Children's School & Education

Free and frugal homeschooling

By Tiany Davis on Jan 3, 2013

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Homeschooling doesn't have to cost a fortune. There are many ways to cut costs and save money while not sacrificing the quality of...
Parenting Tips & Advice

Parenting through grief

By Sherri Kuhn on Jan 3, 2013

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Losing a loved one is probably the worst thing that can happen to someone. When you are grieving a loss, continuing to be present as...
Parenting Advice & Columns

Mom story: I’m a single mom with cancer

By Julie Weingarden Dubin on Jan 3, 2013

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Being a single parent is challenging enough, but when chemotherapy is part of the mix, it’s easy to reach a breaking point....
Child Development & Health

So, you got the head lice memo: What now?

By Sherri Kuhn on Jan 2, 2013

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It may quite possibly be the most dreaded memo from your child’s teacher — someone in his class has head lice. After you get over...
Child Development & Health

Do kids with food allergies inconvenience “normal” kids?

By Monica Beyer on Jan 2, 2013

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Food allergies are a fact of life for many children, and some schools must make lunchtime arrangements to keep the allergic child...
Parenting Advice & Columns

Chasing the Dream: Make 2013 your best year yet

By Sarah W. Caron on Jan 2, 2013

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Happy New Year! With the big date change comes the grand opportunity to update how you do things. That means better working, better...
Mom & Dad

My kids are driving me to drink

By Tiernan McKay on Jan 2, 2013
Parenting is a seriously stressful occupation that can push moms to their limits on a daily basis. Some learn to handle the stress...

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