Grocery Store Shopping Carts: Safe For Kids?

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As shopping cart-related injuries are common and can result in severe injury or even death, the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recommends that parents consider alternatives to placing children in shopping carts, until carts are redesigned to prevent injury.

Bringing Your Preemie Baby Home

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When it is time to bring your preemie home you will be filled with excitement, but you also may be a bit anxious, not knowing what to expect from your little baby. Writer Amy E Tracy, mother of two preemies and author of Your Premature Baby and Child: Helpful Answers and Advice for Parents, has some advice for making the transition from hospital to home as smooth as can be!

Keeping Teens Safe Online

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If you are a typical family, your kids probably know more about computers than you! You can't look over their shoulder at all times, but you can do a number of very smart things. Here are seven ways to keep your kids safe when they use the Internet.

Babies and Swimming

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Most babies just love splashing and paddling in the water. Many recreation centers and communities offer "mom-and-me-type swim classes." Find out which one is right for you and your baby!

Turnip Lights

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Carve a nonflammable -- yet spooky -- trick-or-treat lantern.

Five Must-Haves for New Moms

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Don't blow the college fund on footie pajamas before your little one gets home from the hospital. Find a list of five things that are perfect for your new baby.

Your Pre-Conception Checklist

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From vitamins to family history, here are the things you need to do before you decide to concieve.

Online Shopping Tips

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Shopping from the convenience of your home can save time and, sometimes, money, but it's not without risks.

Delaying Childbearing: How Old is Too Old?

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Getting realistic about your fertility

Caution: Road Curves Ahead

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