Parenting
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Parenting Newborns Navigating the Early Days
The arrival of a newborn is a life-altering experience, filled with joy, wonder, and challenges. This tiny being, dependent and delicate, brings with it a whirlwind of emotions and responsibilities. New parents often find themselves navigating uncharted territories, seeking guidance and assurance every step of the way. From understanding a baby’s needs to adapting to a new routine, the early days of parenting can be overwhelming. This article aims to shed light on some essential aspects of parenting newborns. We will delve into the intricacies of infant care, offering tips and insights to make the journey smoother. Join us as we explore the magical realm of newborn parenting. Feeding Fundamentals…
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3 Ways Your Child’s Diet Affects Their Learning
More and more research points to the fact that food has a huge impact on our well-being. Children, in particular, can greatly benefit from a healthful diet, especially when it comes to doing well in school. Getting the proper nutrients through food is a critical part of being able to learn. Foods that are packed with too much saturated fat, exorbitant amounts of sugar, or chemicals that you can’t even pronounce aren’t doing your childrens’ learning any favors. Here are some of the many ways that a poor diet can affect your child’s education. Lack Of Energy Recent studies have proven that children who have diets with high levels of…
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SECRETS TO LOSING POSTPARTUM WEIGHT
Weight gain during pregnancy is essential for the health of the baby. After birth, no one needs it but like a bad guest, it doesn’t go away.
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Pack and Plays: What to Expect
When you are expecting a newborn, you have so many concerns running through your mind. You want your baby safe, you want your baby happy, and you want your baby to learn as much as possible. Now while you’re worried about everything else, I have placed this article to help you simplify your job at least some.
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Mark Zuckerberg announces birth of second daughter, August
Mark Zuckerberg’s social network just got a bit bigger. The Facebook chief executive has announced that his wife Priscilla Chan has given birth to the couple’s second daughter, August. In a post on his Facebook page, they welcomed her into the family and talked about their hopes for her future. “Priscilla and I are so happy to welcome our daughter August! We wrote her a letter about the world we hope she grows up in, and also hoping she doesn’t grow up too fast.”
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If you’re less than perfect, find another school
Imagine you’re a bright 17-year-old. After two years of sweating at GCSEs, trying to get the obligatory 11 shining A*s, you sit AS levels. Perhaps you’re a little burnt out; perhaps, as is common at this stage, you’re taking subjects — economics or philosophy, say — you’ve never studied before. Anyway, your AS grades aren’t the greatest. Bunch of Cs. Disappointing but not the end of the world: you can retake all your AS modules next year with your A2s to improve your grades.
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Disneyland bans boy, 3, from princess makeover
Disneyland Paris refused to let a three-year-old boy take part in its “princess for a day” experience because he was not a girl, his mother has said. Hayley McLean-Glass, from Paignton in Devon, said her son Noah was “buzzing with excitement” when he found out that the theme park offered the chance to dress up as princesses, including Elsa from Frozen, but when she tried to book via email she was told that the activity was not for boys.
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Charlie Gard’s mother helps parents of baby ‘given days to live by doctors’
Charlie Gard’s mother is helping a young family to save a toddler given “days to live” by doctors who say that he should be “allowed to die”. Alfie Evans has been in a coma for eight months and experts believe that he could have the same condition as Charlie Gard. His parents, Thomas Evans, 20, and Kate James, 19, have launched a campaign to raise £50,000 to get him treatment abroad.
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Newborn babies at risk as Brexit threatens access to milk bank
Vulnerable newborn Irish babies could be denied life-saving breast milk in the case of a hard Brexit. The only bank of human milk in Ireland, based in Fermanagh, has told The Times that Irish maternity hospitals will depend on “political decisions” on the border with Northern Ireland to continue to access milk. The milk bank is one of a number of cross-border healthcare projects that may not continue without the Irish government securing a new deal with the UK.
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Blackmailer jailed for targeting teen who killed himself
A blackmailer whose teenage victim took his own life has been sentenced to four years in prison. Ronan Hughes, 17, from Co Tyrone, died in June 2015 after he was targeted by Iulian Enache, 31, and tricked into sharing intimate images of himself online. Some of the pictures were sent to friends when he did not pay a ransom.
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