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Parenting

4 Tips to Manage Twins Alone as a Single Parent

Taking care of twins alone as a single parent can feel overwhelming. Learn practical ways to help lighten the load.

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Parenting

How to Manage Twin Escalation Syndrome

Discover effective strategies for managing twin escalation syndrome, including promoting individuality and fostering positive interactions.

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Parenting

5 Self-Care Tips for Parents of Twins

Raising twins has its own set of stresses and demands—and joys! Make sure you’re taking care of you with these self-care tips for parents of twins.

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Parenting

5 Proven Ways to Get Poop Out of Clothes

Accidents happen, but you can still save your child’s clothes. Learn these proven ways to get poop out of clothes, including natural remedies like the sun.

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Parenting

3 Ideas for a Fab Yes Day (And How to Set Yes Day Rules)

Creating Yes Day rules for your family prevents overspending and chaos. Learn about setting rules and low-cost Yes Day ideas here!

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Parenting

7 Best ChatGPT Prompts for Busy Parents

Has life seemed extra busy lately? Use the best ChatGPT prompts to seek advice, save time, and focus on what’s important.

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Behavior, Parenting

Help! I Have No Patience for My ADHD Child

Parenting a child with ADHD requires a lot of patience and understanding. If you’re looking for techniques for keeping your cool, have a look at our guide.

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Development, Parenting

Distal and Proximal Parenting: Understanding the Difference

Understanding the history, differences, and strengths of proximal and distal parenting will help you decide what parenting approaches work best for your family.

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Parenting

Healing Young Hearts: Children’s Books Guiding Through Grief

Children’s books can help you and your kids get through sad and difficult times. We’ve found some of the most healing books about grief for kids.

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Parenting

10 Stay at Home Mom Motivation Boosters To Keep You Going

Staying motivated as a stay-at-home mom isn't easy when you're responsible for so much. But these motivation boosters are sure to keep you going!

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Parenting

What’s the Difference Between a Tantrum and a Meltdown?

Wondering if your child is having a tantrum or a meltdown? Read this article to know the difference between these emotional outbursts!

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Parenting, Play, Tactile Arts and Crafts

Affirmation Backpack Buddy Keychains

These affirmation backpack buddy keychains are adorable and easy to make. Give your child a little encouragement with this simple craft as they head to school.

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Parenting

When To Stop Using a High Chair

Many children are ready to stop using a high chair between 2–3 years old and can begin transitioning to a normal chair or booster seat at that time.

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Parenting

Finding Purpose as a Stay-at-Home Mom

Finding purpose as a stay-at-home mom allows you to take time for yourself, set personal goals, build a supportive network, and foster your hobbies and interests.

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Parenting

When To Stop Using a Changing Table

Most babies outgrow changing tables when they reach 30 pounds or if they are too tall for the changing table.