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Potty Training: Get Ready, Get Set, Go!

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Are you and your family starting the process of potty training with your little one and you are quite sure where to start? Elizabeth Pantley has the answers for you, straight from her new book The No-Cry Potty Training Solution: Gentle Ways to Help Your Child Say Good-Bye to Diapers.

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Kids' Music for Parents Who Hate Kids' Music

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Today's music for kids does not have to be torture on a parent's ears. Below are some of our favorite well-known and not-so-well-known musicians that you'll gladly pop in ... and may even find yourself listening to when the kids aren't around.

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Breastfeeding and Weaning

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It's natural for a baby to move on from breastfeeding. Look for signs that he or she is ready, and then wean gradually to make it a painless transition for both of you.

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Spinning the Learning Curve

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You want the best for your infant -- but will educational DVDs really give her a step up in the world?

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Simple Mommy Secrets to Choosing the Right Chores for Kids

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Several years ago I learned a Mommy Secret from my girlfriend about kids' chores that I've never forgot.

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Top Tips for Raising a Terrific Toddler

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The toddler years are some of the most exciting and dynamic in all of childhood. During this stage, children experience extensive cognitive, emotional, and physical development.

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What to Do if Your Preschooler Hates School

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Many preschoolers who are going to school for the first time may be reluctant to spend time away from their parents, or they may be frightened to interact with other children and adults.

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