As the baby boomer generation grows older, the need for assisted living facilities continues to increase. Advances in medical technology have increased the average life expectancy to over 85 years. If you or a loved one has an elderly relative, here are three facts about rest homes that you needRead More →
If you have a baby that is learning to speak, you may feel the need to talk constantly to boost their vocabulary. However, a new study suggest that another issue is key. The use of non verbal hints to help your baby figure out what the word means. To putRead More →
I love looking at the fresh produce at the grocery store. Often I have been enticed by large, beautiful oranges and then am disappointed to find that what I have purchased is mostly peel! You can’t eat the peel but it does serve to protect the fruit that lives insideRead More →
Nursery Rhymes are used not only to entertain and stimulate the imagination, but also to help educate children by promoting literacy and language skills, using easy to remember musical rhymes. If you’re considering teaching your children nursery rhymes, you’ll be glad to know that there are several benefits. Whether you’reRead More →
Step parents being elders in the family have more responsibility of developing a cohesive family that works together in hard times and share good times happily. However developing a cohesive family is not an easy job. You need to work with full efforts to have cohesive family. These are theRead More →
Life under the same roof can be very complex when step families are young,. Most families find during the work week they can manage fairly well due to having some type of routine in place. Parents go to work, kids to go school or to the sitter. The evenings areRead More →
Medical professionals approved that babies love to be touched, thus wearing your baby is another way to meet his needs. Wearing your little one is a wonderful way to keep connected. However, parents must keep in mind that they should wear their baby in the safest and the most comfortableRead More →
Wondering why it’s taking so long to go back to normal? Even though your baby is now in your arms, you still have a squishy belly that makes you look 5 months pregnant. For most mothers this takes a few months so don’t despair, here are five facts about howRead More →
Infantile colic is a distressing condition, painful to the neonate and stressful to the parents. It is characterized by inconsolable paroxysms of crying, persistent for what seems like endless hours, often after feedings or at similar times of the day, and most often experienced in the evening or early nightRead More →
Colicky babies are not that hard to spot. If your otherwise healthy child is younger than six months and spends at least three hours crying – nonstop – than chances are good your baby has Colic. What’s Colic? Doctors are not really sure of the core reason some babies sufferRead More →