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Research suggests that testosterone is the reason boys are fascinated in trains, planes and automobiles. However, stereotypes should not be rules to follow.
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Like seagulls flying over a slag heap and diving for shiny trash, my kids prefer to play with the things they see lying discarded around the house.
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Here's your sunshine-themed, family-friendly weekend soundtrack. Rock on, fam.
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Episodes of déjà vu may be closely related to how memory is stored in the brain.
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by Laura Richards
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A new update to Google Calendar helps busy parents find time for more things that matters, like exercise and creative work.
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Babies do not cry on airplanes for the fun of it either. Nor do they cry, by and large, to let you know that their parents are neglectful or callous.
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Best, then, to simplify into only two groups: onesies, and anything that is not a onesie.
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Hey, kids! Welcome to Camp Holy Crap Please Just Learn How to Ride Your Bike Already! Activities include bike riding, wound dressing, and occasional crying.
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by Kimberly Yavorski
When my daughter wanted to join a T-ball team, it sounded like fun.Then I discovered that I was expected to watch.
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It's also often possible to predict a child's risk of future addiction, and there's strong evidence that some people are born more vulnerable.
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It's all about actually taking responsibility.
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It's not be a health food, but researchers find evidence that replacing butter with vegetable oils does not decrease risk of heart disease.
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A parents desire to spy might have less to do with keeping kids safe, and more to do with a burning desire to lower his or her own anxiety.
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Sometimes I see a picture of us and think, “Shit, that’s a lot of kids. No wonder people do double takes when they see us.” Yes, I notice the double takes.
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A good rule of thumb is to ask two to three questions and then make a statement.
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If you need a food mantra to keep you going, try this: make it yourself, eat it together.
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Ok, babies, enough with the poop already. Hook us up with something awesome, ok? Please?
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Before I had a baby, I wasn't exactly one of those New Yorkers who searched Time Out for the latest openings. But even for this New Yorker, having a 10-month-old baby changes things.
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Parents are gearing up for the next school year and starting the process of looking at potential middle and high schools for their child.
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