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Breastfeeding is intuitive and easy? No!
Time magazine's recent cover story featuring Jamie Lynne Grumet breastfeeding her almost four-year-old son raised a firestorm about different styles of parenting.
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Understanding your parenting style and your child
Parents need to remember that every child is unique. Each comes with their very own personality and temperament.
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Crocs, Inc. Steps Up Style with New Blogger Program
Crocs, Inc. today announced the launch of a new style blogger program to highlight on-trend, yet comfortable, Crocs™ footwear throughout the year. Five well-respecte
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What being
At this point, most of us have seen the Time Magazine cover , the one with the woman standing with her hand on her hip, her shirt pulled down while her 3-year-old son stands on a chair in front of her and breastfeeds.
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Breastfeeding easy? No!
Orit Avishai says that touting breastfeeding as natural and intuitive creates unnecessary pressure on women who find it difficult
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Opinion: Breastfeeding easy? No!
Orit Avishai says that touting breastfeeding as natural and intuitive creates unnecessary pressure on women who find it difficult
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Karen Bergreen: Why You Are A Bad Parent
My son is now 8 and we had a great Mother's Day this Sunday. How could this have happened? I didn't sleep with my kid or wear him in a sling. I left him with a sitter and gave him formula.
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Controversial Time Magazine Cover: Local Mothers, Experts Weigh In on Nursing Issue
A controversial Time magazine cover that depicts an attractive young woman nursing her 3-year-old son has generated strongly mixed feelings among local advocates for breast-feeding.
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Mayim Bialik, Alyssa Milano Weigh In on TIME Breastfeeding Cover
The moms give their opinions on the buzzed-about cover
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How Many People Believe A.D.H.D. Is Caused by Poor Parenting?
Even a casual survey easily ferrets out what parents of children with A.D.H.D. know: some people blame them for their children's problems.
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