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Unsolicited advice starts almost the minute you start showing. It continues as you raise your kiddos. You get it from family members, friends, and even total strangers. Sometimes it is palatable and does not feel like an indictment of your judgment and knowledge. Other times? Well, it can make you cringe, seethe, and wholly rethink your ideas about who is an acceptable babysitter. Seasoned and new mothers alike often wonder whether there is a “good” way to handle it. Here are some tips that may help.
While some like it hot, getting cool isn't just a matter of preference for Baby. It is a necessity. Babies often suffer heatstroke and dehydration much quicker than an older child or adult. Moreover, overheating has been linked to Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS), a fatal sleeping disorder. In short, keeping Baby cool is of vital importance. Here are some tips for doing so during the summer heat.
A lot of families feel conflicting pulls at Christmas. We want to make Christmas magical for our little ones, but don't want the presents to be the focus. We want to teach the true meaning of Christmas, whether that is religious-based or simply the concept of giving, but we talk about Santa and wishlists, about our kiddos asking for and getting gifts. We want to give everything we can to our children, but we don't want to raise entitled, spoiled kids who are so overwhelmed on Christmas morning they don't value or appreciate any of it. So how do we manage Christmas for kiddos?
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