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  • 26.
    Night of the Shrinking Bed (www.familymanonline.com)

    That was until I felt a “presence” hovering over me. Dog-tired, I kept snoring. Then I heard a faint wheezing. The wheezing turned to heavy breathing, which got louder and louder. High-pitched moaning pierced my eardrums and my eyes snapped open.

    1 point by familymanonline 9 months ago
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  • 27.
    Breastfeeding May Strengthen Lungs (www.babybottleblog.com.au)

    Di you know that it is now believed that breastfeeding may strengthen your baby's lungs? Click our URL for more information.

    1 point by bbonline 9 months ago
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  • 28.
    Baby Feeding Teats (www.baby-bottles.com.au)

    Have you ever been caught up in the mine field that is buying baby teats? If the answer is yes and you have been looking for a difinitive guide, look no further.

    1 point by bbonline 9 months ago
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  • 29.
    Babies' brains are more sophisticated than we ever believed - Times Online (women.timesonline.co.uk)
    2 points by nancy 11 months ago
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  • 30.
    Snoozing May Help Women Shed Baby Weight - Yahoo! News (news.yahoo.com)
    1 point by kit 1 year ago
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  • 31.
    The four grossest kid health problems - CNN.com (edition.cnn.com)
    1 point by kit 1 year ago
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  • 32.
    How to raise kids without smacking - national | Stuff.co.nz (www.stuff.co.nz)
    1 point by kit 1 year ago
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  • 33.
    Parent Previews: Your Family Movie Guide and Kids Entertainment Source (www.parentpreviews.com)

    It evaluates movies with an in-depth written review, content details, offers discussion ideas, and even provides movie alternatives similar to the reviewed movie.

    1 point by kit 1 year ago
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  • 34.
    Kids-In-Mind: Movie Ratings That Actually Work (www.kids-in-mind.com)

    This site evaluates movie violence & gore, sex & nudity, profanity, and substance abuse. It gives a summary of the movie, and even notes discussion topics and the movie's message.

    1 point by kit 1 year ago
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  • 35.
    Go Ask Alice (www.goaskalice.columbia.edu)

    Go Ask Alice! is the health question and answer Internet resource produced by the Alice!, Health Promotion Program at Columbia University — a division of Health Services at Columbia. "Alice!" answers questions about relationships; sexuality; sexual health; emotional health; fitness; nutrition; alcohol, nicotine, and other drugs; and, general health.

    1 point by jez 1 year ago
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  • 36.
    Evian's roller skating babies (www.youtube.com)
    1 point by jez 1 year ago
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  • 37.
    Vacation Planning : Trip Tips > Traveling With Baby (www.vacationplanning.net)
    1 point by lance 1 year ago
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  • 38.
    Why Are You Spending More Time With Your Kids? - Freakonomics Blog - NYTimes.com (freakonomics.blogs.nytimes.com)
    1 point by lance 1 year ago
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  • 39.
    Nutrition Data (www.nutritiondata.com)

    On Nutrition Data, you'll find detailed nutrition information, plus unique analysis tools that tell you more about how foods affect your health and make it easier to choose healthy foods. This is particularly useful for me since I have a kid who is having trouble gaining weight, the tools on this website helps me track his caloric intake.

    2 points by valleymom 1 year ago
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  • 40.
    Product Recalls: children's multivitamins (www.google.com)

    FoodScience Corp. is recalling about 1,250 bottles of its children's multivitamins because the label indicates a stronger dosage than appropriate, possibly posing a health risk if the multivitamins are taken for an extended time. No illnesses or adverse events have been reported to date, according to the Essex Junction, Vt., company.

    1 point by Fisher 1 year ago
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  • 41.
    Handwriting Worksheets (www.first-school.ws)

    Visit First-School for their single-letter worksheets in block or D'Nealian font, blank printable writing paper, writing paper with seasonal themes, and printable story paper to encourage creative writing. They also have a big stash of pre-writing skill development, such as printable mazes and dot-to-dots. But best of all are the color words, number writing, days of the week, and months of the year worksheets.

    1 point by Fisher 1 year ago
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  • 42.
    YoungMinds Handwriting Lessons (www.donnayoung.org)

    For use with her book "Teach Your Child to Read in 100 Easy Lessons" or on their own, Donna Young provides a humongous number of printable handwriting lessons. In addition to dozens of letter and word worksheets, Young has reproduced George Washington's "Rules of Decent Behavior" as a copy work assignment. It has Washington's pithy quotes on one-half of the page, with a blank ruled page for the student to copy the rules on the opposite site.

    1 point by Fisher 1 year ago
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  • 43.
    Amazing Incredible (www.handwritingworksheets.com)

    In basic print, D'Nealian, or cursive, HandwrightingWorksheets.com offers custom worksheets in just a few clicks. Start by choosing your font and trace style (dot, dash, or hollow) and then simply input your word list.

    1 point by Fisher 1 year ago
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  • 44.
    Stella McCartney to design childrenswear for Gap (www.telegraph.co.uk)

    Designer announces a collection for babies and children to launch later this year.

    1 point by Fisher 1 year ago
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  • 45.
    Meet Britain's brainiest toddler: Two-year-old Karina has the same IQ as Stephen Hawking (www.dailymail.co.uk)

    The toddler has just been found to have an IQ of 160 - the same as Stephen Hawking and six points higher than Carol Vorderman - which makes her eligible to join Mensa.

    1 point by Fisher 1 year ago
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  • 46.
    Brain's Organization Switches As Children Become Adults (www.sciencedaily.com)

    Any child confronting an outraged parent demanding to know "What were you thinking?" now has a new response: "Scientists have discovered that my brain is organized differently from yours."

    1 point by Fisher 1 year ago
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  • 47.
    Childhood: Obesity Linked to Sleep Disorder (www.nytimes.com)

    Childhood obesity may have yet another dangerous consequence: disordered breathing during sleep.

    1 point by kit 1 year ago
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  • 48.
    Nutrition: Parents’ Healthy Diet Has Little Influence (www.nytimes.com)

    Parents may try to set an example by eating a healthy diet themselves, but a new study has found that their children are not paying attention.

    1 point by kit 1 year ago
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  • 49.
    At Last, Facing Down Bullies (and Their Enablers) (www.nytimes.com)

    Next month, the American Academy of Pediatrics will publish the new version of an official policy statement on the pediatrician’s role in preventing youth violence. For the first time, it will have a section on bullying.

    1 point by kit 1 year ago
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  • 50.
    Daytime Nap Has Benefits Beyond Rest for Kids (news.yahoo.com)
    1 point by kit 1 year ago
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