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When your pet is not the only child anymore, life becomes a little different for everyone. Certain precautions should be taken to make sure everyone is happy and safe when the family pet gets to meet the new baby.

Keeping your kids entertained during the final days of summer is sometimes more challenging than one might think. When you’ve exhausted the pool and there are no good movies out in theatres, what are your children to do for their remaining vacation days?

The First 3 Months:  At this exciting time in your newborn’s life, things are changing with every blink of an eye. Today your baby learned to smile; tomorrow they will be giggling to your silly peek-a-boo faces. It is important to take note of the typical stages of development that your baby should be experiencing…

As the summer heat rises, jumping in the pool to keep cool becomes part of the daily routine for many. Many new parents may question whether it is safe to bring their baby into the water to cool off with them.

With National Ice Cream Day smack in the middle of July, what better way to cool down and combat the summer heat than to observe this holiday?

SWEET SUMMERTIME: When spending long days at the pool becomes the only way to stay cool, the sound of the ice cream truck becomes more frequent in the neighborhoods, and celebrations are in abundance. After you have made it through Mother’s Day, Memorial Day, and Father’s Day, possibly the biggest holiday of the summertime awaits:…

SUMMERTIME: Prime time for all the popular vacation spots. Days are spent viewing the waves rolling in with your toes in the sand or cooling off with the breeze coming off the lake. Whether your family likes to vacation at a summer home in Colorado or on a beach in Florida, traveling with a newborn…

In December of 1997, I started my first nanny job with a 39-day old baby named Patty. The following month, I turned 23 and felt like my life was heading in a promising direction.

It is hard to believe that motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death for children ages 1 to 12.