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Mommy Friends
The “mommy” friends we’ve made through our children, have a fun tradition we have been celebrating for 10 years now. Ranging in age, ethnicity, education, religion but– all with the common bond– motherhood. At first it was mommy and me, then Gymboree classes and My Gym. We started soccer together– music classes, beach camp– baseball, surfing, volleyball, Cotillion and many many other activites.
Dairy Allergies in Children
Most babies transition from breast milk or formula to cow’s milk at around 12 months. While many kids drink milk without problems, others have reactions to dairy products that might indicate an allergy. Understanding dairy allergies helps you evaluate your child’s symptoms and know how to proceed if you suspect an allergic reaction.
Plans for Budgeting a Family Menu
Feeding a family is an expensive endeavor. Growing bodies, picky eaters, different schedules, soaring food costs — families today are challenged to eat well and save money at the same time. Coming up with creative ways to budget for your family’s meals doesn’t have to be a full-time job.
How to Get a Toddler to Sleep in their Room
Whether you started cosleeping at birth or your toddler suddenly wants to sleep with you, getting her to sleep in her own bed is often challenging. Each toddler reacts differently when asked to change her habits, so keeping your own toddler’s personality in mind makes the process easier on everyone. Getting your toddler to sleep in her own bed might happen quickly or take several days or weeks. Patience is key, no matter what your child’s personality.
Hyperactive Kids
A hyperactive child never stops moving, which can present problems at home and in the classroom. If your child is hyperactive, she needs your help to succeed. This may require changes to your daily routine, but little things can make a big difference in her life. Talk to your doctor about the paths that are right for your child.