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A new baby in the house is not just a major challenge for you, it’s a life-changer for your toddler as well. In the beginning, you may be wondering how to help your toddler adjust to a new sibling. Later, you’ll be playing referee through sibling conflicts, debating space issues, and maybe even grappling with feelings of favoritism. Babble is here with all the resources you need as your family grows.
Today I was sitting at my desk, minding my own HTML, and experienced a vicious, visceral attack of baby fever. I had the shakes and the cravings to rock a baby to sleep and oh, how I could hear the little baby sighs and the soft light coming through the nursery window and the steady creak of the need-to-be-oiled gears in the chair.
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Over the past few days I've been wading through seemingly endless streams of digital pictures. While I may be great at taking pictures - I'm not the best at preserving them and displaying them outside of the internets. I started to organize different albums for a couple of Instagram wall theme ideas I have. One of which revolves heavily around my two little ones throughout the past (almost!) two years. Specifically in shopping carts, strollers, wagons and other such adorable sibling moments in travel - captured...
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It seems as though everyone around me is repopulating the earth a'la Noah and the Ark - apparently kids come two-by-two. Basically all of my friends are working on, pregnant with, or already have their second child and I'm starting to wonder, "When will I be ready for another baby?"
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As a parent who wants to nurture and nudge their bonding in a more positive direction, while keeping them both engaged with age appropriate activities, I've come up with a bit of a system...
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If your heart doesn't skip a beat at the sight of a toddler in a tutu, you might want to double check that you still, in fact, have a heart.
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