The Power of One (on-one time)!
By Lianne Castelino www.whereparentstalk.com Nod if this sounds familiar. The second you start a phone conversation, one child or perhaps […]
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Bedwetting 101: Causes, Coping and Curing
All parents deal with the trials and tribulations of toilet training. But some parents undergo different challenges that extend beyond
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Chef at Home? Cooking with Kids
By Lianne Castelino www.whereparentstalk.com My 12-year-old son floored me last night. “Mom, I know what I want to be when
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Goodbye, Garage Sales
By Andrea Howick www.whereparentstalk.com Every year, a friend and I would do a massive clean-up of each of our houses.
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Real Food: Feeding Your Children Right
Giving your children food that is unfettered with chemicals and unreadable ingredients is a special privilege that some food brands
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Top 5 tips for getting back into shape after baby comes!
Daniella Girgenti Moms really do have it rough sometimes. For one, they’re the ones who carry the babies and with
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Active Kids: How Canadian Parents Can Help Fight the Obesity Epidemic
Despite the reminders that media and health organizations alike constantly release, obesity is still considered an epidemic throughout a variety
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Empowering Our Tween Daughters: How one teacher is helping this gender further succeed
Girls face many changes and challenges between ages 10-12, experiencing heartbreaks, their first period, treatment from mean girls, humiliation from
Swaddling: Is Packing Up Your Baby Tighter Than Tuna in a Can A Good Thing?
Daniella Girgenti Swaddling babies to provide them comfort and a sense of safety is an age-old – perhaps even ancient
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Firm Parenting: The pros and cons of spanking
It’s safe to say that physically hurting a child as a punishment is wrong. But most parents have been back
