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Arm’s Reach Concepts Recalls Infant Bed-Side Sleepers
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission announced a voluntary recall of about 76,000 Infant Bed-Side Sleepers manufactured by Arm’s Reach Concepts Inc., of Oxnard, Calif.
BedJet Cooling Solution Brings Sleep To Another Level
You can buy this for your partner for the holidays, but it's really a gift for both of you (and your relationship). How frequently do you argue over the temperature in the bedroom? I'm always freezing when I get into bed and my husband is always hot. Well, if this sounds familiar, then BedJet is…
Accidental Co-Sleeping: How to Get the Kids Out of Your Bed?
Last weekend my kids had a sleepover at my sister Melissas house. Apparently when they were going to sleep, Nora asked if she could sleep in Melissas bed with her.
How to Stop Child Bed-Wetting
It’s a frustrating experience for everyone when a child wets the bed, but don’t blame or become angry with your child. He isn’t doing it on purpose. In fact, chances are he inherited this condition from you or from a close relative. Children who wet the bed tend to be deep sleepers who don’t feel their bladders being full, so they don’t get up to urinate, wetting the bed instead. For most kids, bed-wetting stops by itself, but you can take some measures to help.
Why Is My Child Bed-Wetting?
Children rarely wet the bed on purpose or because they’re too lazy to get up, so it doesn’t do any good to punish your child or get angry with him for doing so. Bed-wetting is a medical condition called enuresis. About 5 to 7 million children in the United States have this problem, most of them boys. Bed-wetting usually clears up on its own by the time a child is 6 years old.