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10 Things Every Parent Should Know About Flying With Infants and Toddlers
We have flown several times a year since my oldest was three months old. Through trial and error I have learned a few things, 10 to be exact. #1 Arrive early. Two hours might sound like a lot, but with ever-increasing security it's a good idea to allow yourself extra time to get to your gate, especially when toting along a kid or two (or three)....
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Kids grow up so quickly and while we are often left with countless memories, most parents have only a drawer packed with school photos, blurry holiday snaps and the forced grin of the inevitable yearly birthday picture to account for the years gone by. It’s time to stop bemoaning the latest photograph of your thumb obscuring your adorable baby...
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Children only know what they’ve been taught. Needless to say, sleep is one of the most important factors in your child’s well being. Their growth and social development depends on it. As a young mother of four, I can proudly say that each of my children started sleeping at least 9hrs a night, from age 5 or 6 months, before that they woke to...
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Letting go of my children has always been difficult for me. As a mother, I often fear the unknown. Each time one of my children encounters a new stage, I am confronted by a sense of inadequacy. When my children reached the age where others began to influence them, I felt my self-esteem needed to be in check. My children's lives suddenly weren't...
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