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Monthly Archives: March 2012
Safe Kids
Car seat. Bike helmet Sunblock Talking to your kids about safety isn’t something to buy, but it is something to implement. The Kidpower group has their 30 Skill Challenge booklet available as a free PDF download through March 2012 here. It’s … Continue reading
Posted in 101, Pediatric Bits, Simply Safe
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First Tooth
Nothing seems so shrouded in mystery and anticipation as baby’s first tooth. The average age for the first tooth to poke through the gums is 6 months: some babies do this as early as 4 months, others well after their … Continue reading
Posted in Babies!, DIY, Health Care, Medicine, Pediatric Bits
Tagged babies, baby, dentist, learn, teeth, teething
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Homeopathy 101
Many had expected homeopathy to die out by now, but the appeal of a more natural approach to health and healing is an excellent one. Healthy eating, exercise, sleep and relaxation do a body good, and when illness strikes, supporting … Continue reading
Posted in 101, Babies!, DIY, Health Care, Medicine, Pediatric Bits
Tagged 101, alternative medicine, homeopathy
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Sippy Cups
When my daughter was in a co-op preschool and I was on snack duty, it wasn’t a question of if someone would spill milk but when. I stood at the ready, a sponge in each hand, as the long table … Continue reading
Cardboard 101
Warmer weather is the perfect time for taking art outside for inspiration and ease of cleanup. Fancy easels and art supplies aren’t necessary: a cardboard box makes a fine art table (cut holes in the cardboard to hold paint cups) … Continue reading
Posted in DIY, Green, Play, Recipes
Tagged art, arts, cardboard, child, children, DIY, finger painting, kids, play, simple recipes
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Green Nesting
Baby on the way? Getting the nursery ready? A few tips to make the nest green. Before sanding or stripping paint, know if your house or apartment has been painted with lead-based paint. Contact your county lead program for information … Continue reading
Posted in Babies!, Pediatric Bits, Simply Safe
Tagged baby, environmental health, expecting, pregnancy
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