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title: “Nicknames” ShowToc: true date: “2022-12-15” author: “Robert Moore” These simplified names, called “nursery” or “pet” names, were originally limited to use in the home or among very close friends, as they weren’t considered appropriate forms of address for proper men and ladies. However, some became so popular that they began to be accepted as first names in their own right during the eighteenth century. The following is a selection of some popular names from that period and the pet names that were derived from them that have since gained acceptance as given names:...

Financial consultants Financial planners Money managers Personal financial specialists So who’s a mid-lifer to hire? In order to choose the type of advisor who will be able to do the best job for you, it’s important to understand what each of those categories of financial advisors entails. Let’s have a look. Financial Planners Financial planners can be anyone who offers financial advice or services. Many people use the terms financial planner and financial advisor interchangeably....

A recent study published in Pediatrics, the official Journal of the American Academy of Pediatrics, has revealed that the majority of SUID cases are occurring due to unsafe sleep spaces for babies and thus, can be prevented with the correct education and support. SUID and SIDS Trends SUID and SIDS (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome) are often confused because the terms have been redefined throughout the years. First Candle offers support to families who have experienced the loss of a baby from SUID or SIDS....

With the ruling, many people are wondering what this might mean—for society and for them personally. If you are the parent of a teenager, you likely have specific questions about what such a ruling would mean for your teen’s access to safe and reliable abortion services. We reached out to experts to help us understand how the overturning of Roe v. Wade might affect teens and their parents. How Overturning Roe v....

Ectopic pregnancies are nonviable pregnancies that implant outside of the uterus. They’re often called tubal pregnancies because they primarily occur in the fallopian tubes. In rare cases, they implant in the abdomen. Studies show that between 6% to 16% of pregnant people who go to an emergency department in the first trimester for bleeding, pain, or both have an ectopic pregnancy. Learn more about ectopic pregnancy statistics. How Common Is Ectopic Pregnancy?...

Things to pack include the following: Toiletries Slippers An outfit to wear home, keeping in mind that it should be something loose and comfortable (you won’t shed that weight as fast as you’d like) Nursing bras and underwear (preferably old, since you’ll still be bleeding and might end up throwing them away) PJs or gown (again, you’ll probably want to wear the hospital’s gowns at least the first night, because you might end up staining anything you bring) Robe Favorite pillow Music player and music (if you want this in the labor room to soothe you) Baby clothes and blankets to carry the baby home Baby car seat Camera and/or video camera

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However, if a couple has recurrent miscarriages, there can be many reasons for the multiple losses, such as an anatomical abnormality in the woman’s reproductive organs; a blood clotting disorder; or hormonal problems. Infections, environmental factors, and advanced age of either or both parents also are thought to play a potential role in recurrent pregnancy loss. In some couples who have recurrent miscarriages, the problem may be some sort of chromosome abnormality in one or both partners....

More: The Importance of Developing a Strong Family Narrative for Your Kids Family heirlooms are often not worth as much as the story that goes along with them. The stories are what keep family histories alive, develop a sense of understanding, and establish lasting family traditions. Here is a list of 25+ items parents might consider passing down to their children. Recipes and Cookbooks Many families have recipes that have been passed down from generation to generation, or perhaps there is a dish that you make that you know is your son or daughter’s favorite....

Directions On a dry, warm day give your child a plastic bucket of water, one or two paintbrushes, and an old sponge. Find a safe driveway, wooden deck, cement wall, or stretch of pavement, and let her paint large pictures or patterns with the water onto the cement or wood surface. Pictures will dry and disappear, exciting your child with endless possibilities. Step into the bucket to make footprints, splash or drip water off fingertips....

Not so fast. Calling a child picky because he or she won’t eat the foods that you want him to when you want him to isn’t entirely fair. Picky is a negative term that overlooks what is really going on with a toddler. Let’s call such children “limited eaters” instead. Limited eaters don’t like a wide array of foods, or they may show a general disinterest in eating for weeks or months on end....

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Medicines among the most dangerous to children are pain relievers, cold and cough remedies, iron supplements (such as prenatal vitamins), and drugs commonly taken by older adults for heart problems, diabetes, arthritis, and high blood pressure. When you dispose of medicine that has expired, be sure to place it in a waste bin to which your child won’t have access. Liquids or pills also can be flushed down the toilet....

Pregnancy Risks for Women With Preexisting Diabetes If you are planning a pregnancy, it’s strongly recommended that you get blood sugar levels under control three to six months before trying to conceive. This is because there are potential risks to you and your baby if your blood glucose levels are high. For your baby, these risks ​include miscarriage, premature birth, and birth defects, especially when blood glucose levels are high during the first trimester....

According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), approximately 3% of babies are born with congenital abnormalities. Here is an overview of some of the genetic disorders that often worry parents-to-be, along with the causes, risk factors, and prenatal tests that screen for and diagnose genetic problems. Risk Factors Babies with congenital issues are often born to parents who do not have any risk factors. However, the following risk factors increase the chances of having a child with a genetic disorder:...

More: You’ve Decided to Homeschool…Now What? Major Tasks to Prepare to Teach A School Year By Any Other Name Although homeschool is like “regular” school in that it is based on a school year, the definition of a year is really up to you. You can define what a school year is based on your personal preferences, such as the schedule you like to keep, vacation plans, and so on....

It is also known as premature separation of the placenta, ablatio placentae, abruptio placentae or placenta abruption. The condition occurs in 1% of all pregnancies, most commonly in the third trimester. Signs and Symptoms Signs of placental abruption may include vaginal bleeding, tenderness or pain in the abdomen and frequent contractions. All vaginal bleeding in the second or third trimester should merit a call to a healthcare practitioner. Placental abruption does not always cause vaginal bleeding, however, so you should always call if you suspect you may be experiencing placental abruption....

As you consider whether to send your children to public school, it’s important to separate fact from fiction and make an informed decision. We all want what is best for our children, and picking the place where they will spend their days learning and growing should be done thoughtfully and with care. Let’s take a look at what you can expect from a public school, and what it might mean for your children....