ParentingWhen to Call Your Baby's Doctor
Did I Cause my Baby's Separation Anxiety?Did I cause my baby's separation anxiety? My baby is only happy when I'm within arm's reach. If I dare to leave the room, she cries as if I've left the country! I can't even so much as take a shower these days, let alone leave the house without... Eight Baby-friendly Thanksgiving DishesBy Parents, DivineCaroline Make baby’s first Thanksgiving one his or her taste buds will never forget. Here’s a baby-friendly spin on eight traditional holiday foods, many of which are probably already on your grocery list. Pick a few of your favorites for the big day or make them all and freeze... From Deadlines to Diapers: Confessions of a Former Mommy Snob
How to Think and Act Like a Co-ParentUpon your divorce or separation, you and the other parent don't suddenly just magically become co-parents (parents who work together as a team for their child's best interest). It takes a lot of hard work and many ups and downs to craft a relationship that allows you to cooperate... |
One of the toughest and most nerve-racking things for new parent is figuring out when to call the doctor. As a general rule of thumb, trust your instincts. If you suspect something is not right, you should always call the doctor. Even small changes in eating, sleeping, and crying can...
By Jamie Reeves, DivineCaroline Before I became a mother, I was a world-class planner. I poured my mental energy into networking and career building. Parenting, I thought, could be approached in much the same fashion. I had pregnancy and motherhood planned out in my typical anal retentive fashion, after all,...
