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Emotional Development of Adolescents
The emotional development of adolescents seems ever more complex in a changing and challenging world. With new ways of communicating with one and another and the ability to remain in close touch with parents, or to “turn parents off,” adolescents pose a challenge to themselves and those who care about them.
Cornstarch for Baby Rash
Dealing with baby rashes may be one of the least fun parts of being a mom. That red, sore-looking bottom can seem like an indictment of bad parenting. It’s easy to believe that your baby wouldn’t have diaper rash if you’d remembered to change his diaper more often or used the right cream or ointment or powder to protect his delicate skin from irritation. Cornstarch is an old home remedy to help keep skin dry and reduce friction that can cause heat rashes and diaper rashes. It may, however, cause as many problems as it heals.
Top 10 Signs of Pregnancy
The moment you suspect you may be pregnant is an exciting and nerve-wracking time. Some women arrive at this suspicion due simply to intuition. These women seem to be so in tune to their bodies that they just know. Others arrive at the thought through experiencing a number of symptoms. However, it is all supposition until you receive confirmation through a home pregnancy test or a visit to the doctor, and he says “Congratulations.”
Twin Pregnancy Diet
Eating for two can be difficult. Eating for three can seem almost impossible if you don’t know how to do it effectively. Expecting twins puts an additional strain on your body and requires not only an increased calorie intake but also an increase in specific nutrients and vitamins. Knowing some of the tricks to adding healthy calories to your pregnancy diet will help you keep those babies growing according to schedule.
How Many Women Are Diagnosed With Breast Cancer Each Year?
Breast cancer is a catchall phrase for a number of different types of cancer of the breast, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The type of breast cancer that develops is dependent upon the type of cells within the breast that develop into cancer cells. Breast cancer is the second most prevalent form of cancer among women in the United States, exceeded only by nonmelanoma skin cancer.