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99How to Avoid BPA in Baby Bottles and Sippy Cups
by alicia voorhies
Bisphenol-a (BPA) is an industrial chemical used to make polycarbonate plastic. Bisphenol-a has become one of the most commonly used chemicals, racking up a stunning six billion pounds each year. Almost 95%... published 3 months ago
97Touching & Funny Quotes About Mothers
by Maddie Ruud
Quotations and proverbs about mothers, mothering, and motherhood for Mother's Day, expectant mothers, or simply to show you care. published 3 months ago
97Am I Pregnant? Early Signs of Pregnancy
by Lela Davidson
Although every pregnancy can produce different symptoms and women may have dissimilar experiences from one pregnancy to another, there are some telltale signs that you may be pregnant. Following is a list of... published 6 months ago
96How and When to Stop Breastfeeding
by Lela Davidson
So you want to stop breastfeeding. Or maybe your baby is turning away, but you wonder if it's the right time? Could be that you're already convinced and just need to learn how to do it? Weaning a child is an... published 14 months ago
92First Trimester Pregnancy Symptoms and Relief
by Lela Davidson
All pregnancies are different, but here are some common symptoms many women will have during the first trimester, or first twelve weeks of pregnancy. Simple comfort measures are included with each of the... published 6 months ago
93The Truth About Labial Adhesions
by Lela Davidson
No one seems to talk about this one, but Labial Adhesions are a common occurrence in little girls. It's when the inner vaginal lips (labia minora) fuse together appearing to close off the opening to the... published 13 months ago
93Decode Your Child's Cough: How to Recognize 7 Major Illnesses
by ang3lz
Asthma Cough Clues: A persistent cough that's often whistling or wheezy, lasts longer than 10 days, and worsens at night or after your child exercises or is exposed to pollen, cold air, animal dander, dust... published 3 months ago
92Fingerprint Science Project for Kids
by Lela Davidson
Whether home on a break or just bored on the weekend, there are plenty of easy-to-do science project kids can do at home. Fun science experiments can spur an interest in children who may or may not already be... published 13 months ago
91The Power of Words
by amy jane
Written or spoken, words are continuously propelling us through life. They lift us up, drag us down, wound us deeply or heal our hearts. Words have the power to break confidences, build life long alliances or... published 2 weeks ago
90Early Symptoms of Pregnancy
by Lela Davidson
Although every woman is unique, there are some universal early signs of pregnancy that may be experienced to one degree or another. Some women may have symptoms right away, within a week of conception. For... published 13 months ago
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