Archive for the ‘Kids’ Category

Wood Doll House

Monday, October 1st, 2007

I have bought my daughter quite a few different doll houses, and she has lost interest in every single one of them rather quickly. I guess they were not big enough, or they were not special enough, I’m not really sure. I think that if she decides that she would like to have a new one, I want to get her something very special. I want to get her a very large wood doll house to see if that would be something she would prefer to have.
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Baby Feeding

Saturday, September 29th, 2007

So you’re expecting a baby, and it’s never too early to start learning the basics of baby feeding. It can all be a bit confusing; should you breast or bottle feed, or do both? Each has its advantages and disadvantages, and it really depends on what’s going to work best for everyone involved, including the new addition. Some mothers are committed to breastfeeding and end up formula feeding instead, some babies started on formula don’t tolerate it well, so mom breast feeds instead. Many factors play into the final decision of what to feed baby. It’s important to learn about all feeding options before the birth of your baby, so that your baby will get complete balanced nutrition. Babies grower faster during their first year of life than during any other time. They need three to four times more calories per pound of body weight than adults, and fat for energy and absorption of vitamins.
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Colored Contact Lenses

Saturday, September 29th, 2007

When my daughter and I recently went to get our eyes checked, my daughter was looking at an advertisement for colored contact lenses. She thought it was very cool that you could use contacts to change your eye color, and she asked me why I didn’t want to do it myself. I explained to her that I am very happy with the color of my eyes, and I never really gave it much thought. Even then though, it could be fun to see what it would be like to have a different color on occasion.
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Basics of Childhood Sleep Apnea

Thursday, September 27th, 2007

Some parents think that a snoring child is cute and endearing, but it can be a sign of a condition known as childhood sleep apnea.

Most people have heard of the condition sleep apnea, but are unaware that childhood sleep apnea is a common ailment.  Obstructive sleep disordered breathing in children includes symptoms like snoring and mouth breathing, and can be treated or cured if appropriately diagnosed.
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Baby Boomers

Wednesday, June 20th, 2007

You probably know some baby boomers. You may be one, or your parents or grandparents may be of that generation. Some have heard the term but they have no idea what it really means. We are used to hearing about Generation X and even the newer ones, but what of those who have been around for a while, and may be near or entering the years of retirement? They may be older, but they still have a lot of influence on the world.
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