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Bedtime Trouble? How to Keep Your Kid in Bed
Every night it is the same old thing. You put the kids to bed just to have them think of a thousand reasons they need to get up: to talk to you, get something to drink, kiss the dog, or something else. You find yourself doing battle on a nightly basis just trying to get them to stay in their bed. It can be frustrating, but you are not alone. Many parents have the same problem. In fact, a 2004 study released by the National Sleep Foundation reported that 69 percent of children between the ages of 0 and 10 have sleeping problems several nights a week. While it is a common problem, it can be stress producing. There are things you can do to encourage your children to stay in bed once you say goodnight.
Things to Know About the Last Trimester of Pregnancy
Now that you are on the homestretch of your pregnancy, you may wonder how many more changes your body will experience before your baby arrives. Perhaps you are curious about what the baby is doing during the third trimester to get ready to come into the world. The third trimester of pregnancy is filled with changes for both you and your soon-to-arrive bundle of joy.
Pregnancy & Childbirth Tips
Pregnancy is a physically taxing, yet exciting, time for many women. While pregnancy and labor do require extensive effort from the mom-to-be, the toil results in the birth of a beautiful new member of the family, making it well worth it. To make your pregnancy and labor as healthy and enjoyable as possible, take special care of your body and prepare extensively for the impending birth of your child.
Pregnancy Tips for Dads
Comedian Rita Rudner was right on point when she said, “Life is tough enough without having someone kick you from the inside.” Although women share the bulk of the physical burden during pregnancy, men face their own set of challenges. Expectant fathers with a little bit of knowledge and a willingness to pitch in where needed can play an integral role in the nine months leading up to the baby’s arrival.
Don't Call Me A Single-Mom. I'm A Co-Parent…
Yesterday I was in a meeting with two single moms. One of them said she had met a woman the night before who refuses to be called a single mom, but a co-parent. Genius, I thought.