The 7 Best Reverse Strollers Of 2023

While strollers may seem to have an endless amount of features, there are a few key details to look out for. For a personalized fit, keep in mind safety designs like brake systems and seat belts, a size and weight that your car and home can accommodate, and compatibility with your car seat. We carefully considered design, age, height, and weight limits, safety, material, ease of cleaning, additional features, and value when reviewing products....

January 3, 2023 · 6 min · 1100 words · Fred Hosford

The 8 Best Baby Crib Choices For A Grandparent S House Of 2023

Before you make your purchase, you’ll want to consider a few factors and features, such as the weight and size of the product, and whether it will be too heavy for traveling. Also, think about which bassinet or crib will work best for baby’s grandparents as some may be more user-friendly for those who are older. We carefully considered design, including product weight, material, and additional features, as well as value when reviewing products....

January 3, 2023 · 4 min · 836 words · Maryalice Kaiser

The 9 Best Postpartum Products Of 2023

Whether it’s perineal products, scar care, or nipple cream, if the item is helpful, you’ll use it regularly and speed healing. We carefully considered purpose, usefulness, design, value, and quantity when reviewing products. Here are the best postpartum products for your fourth trimester. Price at time of publication: $16 Included are five pairs of absorbent underwear in three styles with two levels of absorbency. Inclusive sizing ranges from XXS to 3XL, so most postpartum bodies will find a pair that fits....

January 3, 2023 · 2 min · 333 words · Mary Knight

The Best Classrooms For Children With Adhd

By “formal” I mean the type of classroom where all children are expected to sit in their seat and the teacher stands in front of the classroom delivering a lecture. Such an environment may look structured, but it isn’t necessarily so. The lectures may be unfocused. The children may not be getting good guidelines on what’s expected of them. The problem with a formal classroom setting is that it presumes all children learn in the same way....

January 3, 2023 · 7 min · 1370 words · Brian Saccucci

The Best First Foods For Babies Beyond Cereal

If you’re using purees, you’ll want a super smooth, runny texture (dripping off the spoon) at first, so dilute whatever food you choose with breast milk or formula. As your infant becomes more experienced, you can cut back on the liquid to thicken the texture. If you’re using the baby-led weaning technique, you’ll serve foods that are soft enough for your baby to break apart with their gums, and avoid choking hazards....

January 3, 2023 · 3 min · 460 words · Cody Fleury

The Best Foods For Baby Led Weaning

More:How to Tell If Your Baby Likes a New Food What exactly is baby-led weaning? Baby-led weaning is an approach tointroducing your baby to solid food. Ideally, your little one, who is at least six months of age, joins the rest of the family at meal times. You offer her regular food that is shaped in a way that is easily handleable by her little hands. The baby then feeds herself what she would like from this selection....

January 3, 2023 · 2 min · 326 words · Rebekah Bisio

The Best Gifts For Mother In Laws In 2020

More: 10 Sustainable Gift Ideas Trending Right Now Here are our top gifts for your mother-in-law: Kindle Unlimited Membership Her new Kindle Unlimited membership comes with over one million ebook, audiobook, and magazine titles. This is the perfect gift if she’s an avid reader! Purchase it here. Unicorn Pouch This waterproof pouch is hilarious and adorable, because she’s not like a regular mother-in-law, she’s a cool mother-in-law. Purchase it here....

January 3, 2023 · 3 min · 454 words · John Laday

The Best Memorial Day Deals You Can Still Shop

What is Memorial Day? Memorial Day is an American federal holiday that honors the people who serve in the military. As the unofficial start of summer, it’s also become one of the biggest sales weekends of the year. When is Memorial Day 2021? Memorial Day always falls on the last Monday of the month, so this year, Memorial Day will be Monday, May 31, 2021. When Do Memorial Day Sales Start in 2021?...

January 3, 2023 · 2 min · 361 words · Tamika Thomas

The Best Winter Coats For Kids Of 2023 By Verywell Family

When it comes to dressing babies and toddlers for cold weather, there are a few safety measures to keep in mind. For example, young children should not wear a bulky coat while riding in a car seat, as it could make them vulnerable to injury in the event of a car crash. Moreover, overheating is one of the leading risk factors for sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS), so it’s important to not overdress your baby....

January 3, 2023 · 10 min · 2110 words · Jeffrey Kuebler

The Bullying Statistics Everyone Should Know

Since statistics started being collected, many teachers, bosses, and parents have developed a better understanding of bullying. However, many people still don’t understand how widespread bullying really is and why it’s such a problem. Here are some of the latest statistics on bullying in school and in the workplace. Peer Bullying in Childhood Children and teens may be picked on, ostracized, publicly humiliated, or targeted in a number of different ways by their peers at school....

January 3, 2023 · 7 min · 1307 words · Jason Aguinaga

The Chances For Ivf Pregnancy Success

The good news is that IVF is generally successful, especially for women under age 35 or those who use donor eggs. Here are some considerations to keep in mind when deciding if IVF is right for you. IVF Success Rates by Age You can find IVF success rates on the websites of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology (SART). National rates, along with statistics for individual clinics, are available on these sites....

January 3, 2023 · 4 min · 758 words · Barry Chaffee

The Effects Of Divorce Is It Harder On Boys

Some experts believe that divorce and life in a single-parent home permanently damages children, while others claim that children with divorced or separated parents suffer no negative long-term effects. The truth is undoubtedly somewhere in between. The Truth About Divorce In an ideal world, a boy lives with his parents, experiences a sense of belonging and significance, and learns to be capable and competent as he grows up. (Obviously, even boys with married parents don’t always have this ideal situation!...

January 3, 2023 · 3 min · 592 words · Della Ruiz

The Energy Crisis Reducing Your Little One S Loads

With the concerns over the state of our nation’s power grid and its ability to handle the detrimental impacts of climate change as well as our current energy crisis that has precipitated from the war in Ukraine, shifting towards more effective means of sustainability is more crucial than ever. With the costs of energy bills soaring throughout the world, keeping energy costs down is a financial imperative for many families across the globe....

January 3, 2023 · 6 min · 1176 words · Eileen Hilton

The Impact Of Domestic Violence On Child Custody Cases

For this reason, courts do tend to be conservative when it comes to granting custody or visitation following accusations of abuse. Here’s what you need to know about domestic violence and child custody cases. The Epidemic of Domestic Violence Up to 15.5 million children witness acts of domestic violence annually. In fact, domestic violence has become a huge epidemic in American society. Domestic violence in relationships is often the catalyst for one spouse to file for a divorce or to leave a relationship....

January 3, 2023 · 3 min · 451 words · Mabel Peckham

The Moro Reflex In Newborn Babies

The startle reflex is the baby’s response to the sensation of falling and/or stimuli in their environment, such as loud, potentially threatening sounds and bright lights. When exhibiting the Moro response they will flex and thrust out their arms, hands, and legs, show a startled expression, and possibly cry. The reflex protects the baby by getting the attention of caregivers and may help to lessen the impact of a fall....

January 3, 2023 · 4 min · 812 words · Lucinda Ethridge

The Parenting Style Continuum

A Quick “Hit” on the Parenting Continuum Imagine six parents, each with a different parenting style, sitting in the dentist’s waiting room with their six children. The kids are running wild, acting out, and getting into trouble. Here’s what the parents might say and do: The abusive parent says, “Get your ugly butt over here you little stupid creep!” (smacks, screams, tears). The conditional parent says, “I can’t believe you would behave like this, you’re embarrassing me, we’re leaving....

January 3, 2023 · 4 min · 697 words · Chelsea Garcia

The Stats How Family Life Is Changing Right Now

What Are the Current Birth Rates? The year 2021 saw the first increase in U.S. birth rates since 2014. According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) National Vital Statistics System (NVSS), there were 3,659, 289 births in 2021. This represents a one percent increase from 2020. The fertility rate for women ages 15 through 44 also increased by one percent. While the birth rate did increase, it wasn’t the only childbearing statistic to rise....

January 3, 2023 · 8 min · 1518 words · Steven Tutas

The Top Five Misconceptions About Homeschooling

When I made my decision to homeschool almost 15 years ago, I knew there would be many challenges. I didn’t expect, however, that one of those challenges would be defending my decision to homeschool — to relatives, friends, and even strangers. It’s almost understandable that relatives would be concerned — they love my children and want what’s best for them, so they ask many questions. But when absolute strangers approach me and begin to question my motives for homeschooling, I have to draw the line....

January 3, 2023 · 6 min · 1121 words · Fred Smith

The Twin Effect And Pregnancy After Birth Control Pills

While using birth control pills, ovulation is suppressed. When they’re discontinued, it’s thought that the ovaries may superovulate, releasing more than one egg in a cycle and increasing the opportunity to conceive dizygotic or fraternal twins. Twinning and Birth Control Pills This concept is primarily based on a 1977 study published in the New England Journal of Medicine that showed women who got pregnant shortly after stopping oral contraceptives were twice as likely to have twins....

January 3, 2023 · 3 min · 511 words · Gladys Hurley

The Ultimate List Of Essentials To Pack When Camping With Kids

Camping and backpacking can be fun and inexpensive family activities or vacations, but you do need quite a few supplies to manage life in the great outdoors, whether you are hoping for a backcountry adventure or simple car camping. Find out what camping gear you’ll need to pack for your next camping adventure, and remember to check with your campground to see if they supply items like picnic tables and firewood, and whether fully functional restrooms are available....

January 3, 2023 · 10 min · 1989 words · Abraham Smith