By Jennifer Lefner, M.D.Board-Certified Neonatologist and PediatricianSaratoga Springs, New York Baby food. It should be simple. Just food that your baby can eat. As a new parent, you might find yourself doing research, because, of course, you want to feed your infant only the best, freshest, locally...
The post below was written by fellow parenting blogger, Daniel Sherwin, of DadSolo.com. You want your kids to lead healthy, active lives, but it can be hard getting them to engage when computer games and cell phones have their attention. Help them practice good health habits...
The post below was written by fellow parenting blogger, Josh Moore, of DiaperDads.org. In the final weeks of your pregnancy, the excitement builds as you prepare to meet the newest addition to your family. You may be winding down at work and reading parenting books...
I should have written more during the pandemic. But writing requires a certain level of motivation, and pandemics have a way of draining the motivation from you. In many ways it seems silly to talk about survival when I have a full refrigerator, Christmas gifts...
Yesterday I was talking to my therapist and relaxing in a swing and he said I seemed calm. I was calm, in a way. I had more or less resolved to homeschool, because homeschool is the only scenario in which I'm in complete control and...
I'm not gonna lie. We're unraveling here. Keeping in mind this is the cocoon. We will move through this. We will emerge. The way I was glued to Cuomo's updates these past weeks, waiting for the day that we could see that New York had passed the...
As my kids get older, I realize these small things I noticed when they were just babies have turned into dominant personality traits. Henry's fascination with how things work. Danny's silly faces and movements intended for a laugh. These quirks define them and set them apart...