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Find Out How To Conquer Occasional Daytime Wetting

By Taryn Tacher | November 4, 2020 | Conception 2 College , Early Years

Becoming potty trained is a milestone for toddlers. It is a giant step away from dependency and a leap toward self-sufficiency. Potty training is a rite of passage that shouts to the world, “this kid is growing up!” So, why, after young children have seemingly mastered going to the bathroom on their own, do they

Find Out How Bribing Your Kids Can Cause Issues

By Amanda Roland | October 29, 2020 | Conception 2 College , Kids

If you’re a parent, chances are good that you have bribed your kids at one point or another. Bribing your kids is often a reactive response to a situation that has escalated beyond your comfort zone. This may be in a public situation where your child’s behavior may have you feeling embarrassed or bring out

How Does The Way We Talk Affect Our Babies’ Language Development?

By Olivia Pitkenthly | October 19, 2020 | infant

There’s something about babies that brings out this unfamiliar voice and vocabulary. Suddenly, we’re speaking in a higher pitch and making up words like “boogly googly” and “nosey wosey.” But, how is this affecting our babies' language development? Brandee Charles, a speech-language pathologist who works with preschool and elementary-age children, said this type of talk

6 of Our Favorite Pregnancy Podcasts

By Renee Castro | October 15, 2020 | Expecting

A podcast is like a close friend... full of information, humor and real-life situations. From politics to education tips, podcasts come in many different topics for just about everyone. We’ve rounded out our favorite pregnancy podcasts for you baby-waitin’ mommas, so grab your headphones and get listening! Pregnancy Podcast by Vanessa Merten This podcast is

Don’t Get Choked Up: How to Prevent Choking Incidents in Children

By Jennifer Jensen | October 9, 2020 | Parenting Advice , Safety Guidance

How many times have you said, “No, don’t put that in your mouth!” to your infant or toddler? Sometimes it is your car keys, other times it is "treasures" he found on the ground. Many of those found items pose a choking risk to children, but there are also many foods and other items parents

Introduce Your Baby to the Love of Reading with These Books

By Nicole Irving, Publisher and Editor-In-Chief | September 28, 2020 | Conception 2 College , infant

Psychology Today reports that “reading to babies as young as six months of age leads to stronger vocabularies and better early literacy skills four years later, just as the children are getting ready to go to school.” So, there is no time to wait to instill a love of learning, a growing vocabulary and engaging

Creating a Modern Nursery For You and Baby

By Christy Piña | September 22, 2020 | Ages , Early childhood (0–4)

Long gone are the days when nurseries had to be strictly pink for girls or baby blue for boys. With modern times, come modern colors, decorations and furniture. Creating a modern nursery depends on not only what you think would be best for your baby but also what you like personally. The décor can be

6 Tips For Jogging With Baby

By Christy Piña | September 22, 2020 | Health

After having a baby, the first couple of months are spent caught up in all the new mommy duties that now exist in life. But, as the mommy honeymoon phase dwindles slightly, many moms want to begin returning to pre-mommy habits, and that is perfectly normal. A new mom may miss her weekly workouts, and

Tips and Tricks for Staying Fit While You’re Expecting!

By Christy Piña | September 14, 2020 | Parenting Advice , Pregnancy & Early Childhood

Although the swollen feet, back aches and overall lethargy of pregnancy may make you feel less inclined to get your sweat on, exercising during your nine months is incredibly important. For almost all women, exercise is safe throughout the duration of pregnancy, however women should always consult their doctor first in the case of high-risk

Guess What I Heard? How to Quell Gossip in Children

By April Tisher | September 11, 2020 | Articles , Conception 2 College , Kids

Remember the telephone game? The one often played in groups as an ice breaker where one person whispers something in the ear of the person next to them and then that persons whispers it in the ear of the person next to them and so on until the last one in line says aloud what

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Find Out How To Conquer Occasional Daytime Wetting

Find Out How Bribing Your Kids Can Cause Issues

How Does The Way We Talk Affect Our Babies’ Language Development?

6 of Our Favorite Pregnancy Podcasts

Don’t Get Choked Up: How to Prevent Choking Incidents in Children

Introduce Your Baby to the Love of Reading with These Books

Creating a Modern Nursery For You and Baby

6 Tips For Jogging With Baby

Tips and Tricks for Staying Fit While You’re Expecting!

Guess What I Heard? How to Quell Gossip in Children

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