When it comes to your family’s Christmas tree, the great tree debate continues. One would think that buying a plastic reusable tree is more eco friendly than the traditional real pine; but one would be wrong. A real tree from a farm doesn’t just fill our homes with the quintessential scent of the season; but […]
Archives for December 2011
Breastfeeding Diet for a Vegetarian
According to research, breast-fed babies make fewer trips to the doctor, especially during the first six months of life, than their bottle-fed counterparts. There are five main advantages of breast feeding: Mother’s milk contains potent levels of fatty acids which are believed to play a significant role in the growth and development of the infant’s […]
5 Stocking Stuffers Ideas for 2011
The holidays are here, meaning it’s time to make our gift lists and start our holiday shopping. Doesn’t it always seem like there is always one or two people on your list that you have no idea what to get? You don’t want to give this person cash or a gift card, because you feel […]
Stress-Free Shopping
For many people, shopping is considered a way to relax. Window-shopping and buying things on a whim makes many people feel happier. When we are relaxed, we then become positive about making big decisions, like spending money. That is why it is exceptionally important for shopping centres and the high street to allow for a […]
8 Tips for Parents Who Have Shy Children
Do you have shy children? Chances are that at least one of your children falls into the category of “shy.” Shy children often struggle making friends and participating in enjoyable activities. This can leave you, as a parent, wondering if your child will ever be “normal.” The following are a few ways in which you […]
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Choosing the Right Stuff for Your Little Bundle
Going to a baby store for the first time parent is much like going to the amusement park. It is scary, overwhelming, loud, and flashy. There is so much to choose from and some things are just more attractive than others…but will they disappoint? Where to begin? And do you have enough money for everything? […]
Precious Cargo: My Road to Discovering Booster-Seat Safety
My kindergartener fits the “husky” size at the GAP. At five-and-a-half, he’s already 55 pounds. Lately, he has been complaining about the straps on his car seat. “I feel like I’m trapped in here,” he says. “Get me out.” His Graco Turbo car seat converts into a booster, meaning I can detach the back, let […]
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