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Taylor Swift Revives “Let It Go” and Leaves Moms Scrambling
Get Pregnant FastHey there! Have you heard of the animated film Frozen? It follows two princess sisters, Elsa (who wields incredible powers over ice and snow but has no social finesse) and Anna (the unassuming hero), as they navigate their…
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New Legislation May Require Vaccine Education for Parents Who Opt Out
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Police Officer Comforts Young Boy by Lying on the Floor During Difficult Moment
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Passing On the Stroller: A Bittersweet Farewell
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My Body Is Not Open to Discussion, Got It?
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9 Issues I’d Love to See Resolved by a Celebrity Fixer
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Supporters of a Political Rally Harass a Young Boy in a Wheelchair
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9 Annoying Things Tweens Do That Are Actually Incredible
Get Pregnant FastParenting a tween can feel like riding a roller coaster—thrilling, unpredictable, and sometimes a little nauseating. My 12-year-old son, Jake, recently insisted on painting his room a striking shade of dark blue. Rather than flat-out rejecting the idea,…
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Barbie Expands Her Role: Now a Breastfeeding Doll
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Can We Please Stop Speculating About Jennifer Aniston’s Pregnancy?
Get Pregnant FastIt seems the rumors surrounding Jennifer Aniston and her potential motherhood just won’t quit. Seriously, can we allow women the freedom to live their lives without the incessant pressure to have children? Jennifer recently took a trip to…
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- A Message to the Disruptors at Kids’ Sports Events
- Battling Breast Cancer for Future Generations
- If You’re Unsure About Kids, Maybe You Shouldn’t Have Them
- My Misguided Notions of Motherhood: A Recipe for Burnout
- We’re With Her: Love Triumphs Over Hate
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A Message to the Disruptors at Kids’ Sports Events
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Battling Breast Cancer for Future Generations
home insemination syringe Menu Lifestyle Battling Breast Cancer for Future Generations by Lila Thompson Oct. 22, 2016 As October arrives, the vibrant hues of autumn foliage emerge, and corn mazes and haunted houses spring to life. You guessed it, it’s that time of year again! Just as the leaves shift their colors, America turns pink…
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If You’re Unsure About Kids, Maybe You Shouldn’t Have Them
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My Misguided Notions of Motherhood: A Recipe for Burnout
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We’re With Her: Love Triumphs Over Hate
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Science Says Kids Inherit Their Intelligence from Mom, and Dads Can Only Laugh
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It’s Official: As a Parent, I’m Almost Obsolete
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Yes, There Are Excellent Bras for Larger Busts
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When You’ve Reached Your Limit
home insemination syringe Menu Parenting When You’ve Reached Your Limit by Caroline Miller Updated: July 2, 2020 Originally Published: Aug. 25, 2016 My mother once walked out on us — raising her hands in frustration, turning her back, and leaving. We never blamed her; after all, we had pushed her to the edge. She returned…
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American Academy of Pediatrics Revises ‘No Screens Under 2’ Policy
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