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PostHeaderIcon Toddlerhood: Surviving with a 2 Year Old

  Written By: Melainie

cute toddlerLife with a toddler is so crazy. I am amazed by all that she is learning and stressed by her temperamental outbursts. It is both scary and sweet when she starts copying everything that I do. Life is getting more complicated as we decide about preschool and playdates, while trying to break our own bad habits so she doesn’t pick them up. At the same time, we have to take her toddler tantrums and extreme energy one day at a time. It is exhausting but this time is precious.
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PostHeaderIcon The Miracle and Medical Miracles of Birth

  Written By: Emily

cord blood bankingThey say pregnancy is a life changer but not many people know that it also is a life saver. The birth of your baby is a special moment for your family, the moment when you are not just a couple but also parents responsible for the life and protection of a whole new human being; but with that all powerful moment comes another all powerful decision, a decision that could save the life of your newborn.

When you learn that you are pregnant doctors nowadays will recommend making decisions to prepare for ensuring the baby’s health.  So many illnesses exist in this world that can tragically strike any family within a moment’s eye with no warning in some cases; which is why it’s all the more better to listen to your doctor’s advice on procedures like cord blood banking.
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PostHeaderIcon Early Age Learning!

  Written By: ElleC

When is a good time to start your child with learning colors, shapes, and words?

There is no right or wrong answer to this question actually, however many would agree, the earlier, the better!

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PostHeaderIcon Our Transition from Crib to Toddler Bed

  Written By: Melainie

sleepy toddlerBack in March of this year (when Anneliese was a year and a half old) she was becoming interested in her toddler bed, but she wasn’t quite ready for the big change. She enjoyed pretending to sleep in it, and playing on it. But, whenever I tried to lay her down in the “big girl” bed for the night, she would pop up screaming and run for the door. Obviously she wasn’t ready to give up the security of a crib just yet.
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PostHeaderIcon A day in the life of a work from home mum!

  Written By: Guest Blogger

Cartoon MotherWe all know how hard mums work from juggling friends, relationships, children’s schedules and trying to fit that around work. Many parents are employed with hours that fit round kid’s school and after school clubs but for some mums that isn’t an option, that’s why many parents, men as well are deciding to work from home. This can be for financial reasons or just so they can work alongside their children and watch them grow. I am no different, I have 3 lovely children aged 3 years, 2 years and 11 weeks old, alongside this I run my own party supplies business from home, it is and can be extremely hard to balance the day but I love the pressure and always being busy so here is my daily diary:
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