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Pregnancy & Baby Index: Baby Parenting: Page 3
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Can you 'babyproof' your marriage? No one wants to say it, but everyone knows it's true: having babies and parenting small children can be pretty tough on a marriage. No matter how solid your relationship is, are you and your spouse enduring the inevitable challenges of early parentho
Can you boost your baby's brain power? For several years, parents, educators and scientists have focused on the first five years of life as the most vital in the development of a child's brain. Although research conducted at the College of Family and Consumer Sciences at the University of
Car seat crying Some babies fall asleep almost before you're out of the driveway, but others won't spend five happy minutes in their car seats. Usually, this is because your baby is used to more freedom of movement and more physical attention than you can provide wh
Changing friendships after becoming parents Every dad needs support, encouragement, information, confidence and tools to help him be as involved as he possibly can with his new family. Our fatherhood expert, Armin Brott, author of Check out these great baby and parenting titles
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Child's play: When your toddler plays alone Your toddler hasn't shown any interest in playing with other children. In fact, you've noticed he'd rather play quietly with his blocks in the corner than join in any group activities. Should you be concerned? Writer Ann Douglas, author of Childcare transitions Ann Douglas, author of The Mother of All Baby Books: The Ultimate Guide to Your Baby's First Year is here at Pregnancy and Baby! Have a question for Ann
Choosing baby toys You may not be sure what kind of toys, or how many, you baby should have. It's likely that you hear conflicting advice that runs from one extreme to another! It's either: "Don't give your baby toys -- he'll be spoiled," to "Give your baby lots of toy
Clean-up time: Baby basics from top to bottom Every baby arrives smelling brand new and wonderful, but let's face it – keeping baby clean takes work, and the thought of washing and rinsing a helpless, wriggling newborn can be a bit overwhelming. But take it from this mom o
Co-sleeping: Making it work and making it safe Elizabeth Pantley, author of Gentle Baby Care, and numerous other parenting books, discusses the family bed and making it a safe environment.
Come on - Let dad help! Although pregnancy and parenting don't require a degree, sometimes we can all benefit from a different point of view. Get some down-to-earth advice here from two real-life moms: the wise and witty -- and very opinionated -- Andi and Penelope.
Confessions of a Ferberizer When we are at our wit's end we might try anything to get a good night's sleep, hoping our babies will too -- even if it means trying something we don't necessary believe in. Writer Brette McWhorter Sember shares her experience using the Ferber Metho
Coping with climbers It starts first with one foot and then the other, that milestone of freedom, the doorway to adventures beyond the floor and furniture of cruising height. Walking? No. Climbing. The mere word is enough to strike terror into the hearts of experienced a
Crafty and cool: A weeks book Our friend Jennifer Cameron Klein told us about this great keepsake idea!
Cries of colic: Hardly music to a parent's ears There is little parents like less to hear than the cries of one of
their children, and it's even worse when it's the cries of colic. What could be more frustrating -- for you and for your baby?
Crying: "It's good for their lungs?" In an age of cell phones and e-mail, it seems parenting has centered around parent-convenience rather than baby's needs and natural parental instincts. As a result, baby myths endure the passage of time. Writer Céline V O'Neill shares some thoughts a
Dad plays rough and mom doesn't Every dad needs support, encouragement, information, confidence and tools to help him be as involved as he possibly can with his new family. Our fatherhood expert, Armin Brott, author of Daddy stress Dear Mr. Dad: My son was born four months ago, and things are starting to settle down. But every time I sit down to do some extra work on the computer, I feel guilty about leaving my wife to take care of him since she's with him all day long. I try t
Dads: Getting involved Every dad needs support, encouragement, information, confidence and tools to help him be as involved as he possibly can with his new family. Our fatherhood expert, Armin Brott, author of Developing trust Newborn babies need to become attached to at least one person who provides security and love. This first and most basic emotional attachment is the start for all human relationships.
Diaper duty during dining It's tough when your baby needs changing and you're enjoying your meal. Many of us have returned to the table and found that the server "thought that you had left." So, when you've got to change your little one, here are some tips.
Difficult babies grow up to be excellent students Good news for parents of "difficult" babies – babies who cry incessantly and the ones who refuse to allow anyone new to hold them. Anne Dopkins Stright, associate professor of human development at Indiana University, was the lead author of a recent
Dining out with a baby Every dad needs support, encouragement, information, confidence and tools to help him be as involved as he possibly can with his new family. Our fatherhood expert, Armin Brott, author of Discipline for babies Every dad needs support, encouragement, information, confidence and tools to help him be as involved as he possibly can with his new family. Our fatherhood expert, Armin Brott, author of
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