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Brooke Burke On Letting Go

Hi, I have always used ModernMom as a place to have honest, real conversations with other women. I have struggled with trying to find worthy words to speak to this life change my family is going through but I do want to share my personal thoughts. You may have heard that David and I are…

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Use Your Brain!

“When are you going to start using your brain?” Come on, we have all said it at one time or another when our kids are not making the best of choices. And sometimes, those choices are pretty unbelievable. But, the truth is, we cannot expect our kids to use their brains unless they learn how.…

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Severe Acne During Pregnancy

Severe acne probably wasn’t the type of “glow” you were hoping for during your pregnancy. Unfortunately, for many expecting mothers, acne is often worse early in pregnancy, clearing up the closer you get to your due date. Although many treatment options for acne are off limits while you’re pregnant, there are still ways you can get clearer skin.

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Clomid & Signs of Pregnancy

Many couples experience problems when trying to become pregnant. Infertility drugs and medical treatments can increase your chances of conceiving. Medications that improve ovulation, known as fertility drugs, may help some women become pregnant. Clomid (clomiphene citrate), one type of fertility drug, stimulates your ovaries, increasing the number of mature follicles and enhancing your chances of becoming pregnant. While taking Clomid, you may conceive and begin to exhibit certain symptoms of pregnancy.

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How Do I Discipline a Toddler Who Hits?

In addition to cuddling, sharing and being sweet, toddlers often display unpleasant, angry tendencies, such as hitting, screaming and biting. Like many parents of toddlers, you may feel like your gentle baby turns into a tiny monster, wreaking havoc and distress with his bouts of anger. Teaching your child not to hit requires plenty of effort, including speaking to your child in a calm and positive manner. Your own behavior can make the difference between escalating and defusing the situation.