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Pack These Items for Your Hospital Stay

Congratulations! You are on your way to the hospital to deliver your baby. During the next few days you will be staying in a small hospital room without the comforts of your own home environment. Although you cannot change your surroundings or eliminate the impending interrupted sleep, limited meal options and delivery recovery, you can prepare for your stay and avoid boredom by packing some nice to have items:

Maintaining Baby’s Health This Winter

Maintaining your baby’s health during flu and Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) season is challenging. Your baby is exposed to environmental elements as well as to other sick children and adults. Although it is impractical to protect your baby from every illness, there are certain steps you can take to manage your baby’s health and to limit his exposure to common winter maladies.

Valentine Crafts for Preschoolers

Share your love on Valentine’s Day through works of art. Begin by visiting a craft store to purchase basic supplies or collect recyclable household goods. Then engage in age appropriate projects with your toddler or preschool age

What’s New at the Children’s Museum of Phoenix?

The Children’s Museum of Phoenix celebrated its three year anniversary in June and remains a popular destination for families with children age ten and under. In the past three years, the museum has grown and introduced new exhibits and expanded its programs and services for local families.

Living

Navigating the Grocery Store

For many moms, navigating the grocery store and choosing healthy and nutritious foods can be challenging, especially when you have a budget and have to accommodate each family member’s unique likes and dislikes. However, if you follow some basic strategies, you can manage your shopping experience and the food you offer your family at home.

25 Ways to Lower your Monthly Expenses

One of the greatest challenges families face is managing monthly expenses. Fortunately, there are many simple changes you can make that will have a large impact on your monthly expenses.

Valentine’s Day Date Ideas

Valentine’s Day is a perfect holiday to reconnect with your spouse or significant other. Regardless of how much time you spend together on February 14, make the most of your special day by trying one or more of these fun and memorable date ideas.

Independent Contractor Roles – A Great Fit for Moms

Independent contractor roles or freelance positions are a great fit for moms. These roles enable moms to obtain work with a range of businesses and to fulfill personal and professional goals without compromising the demands of their family.

Parenting

Valentine Treat Ideas

Valentine’s Day is a wonderful holiday to celebrate with your children and family. Head to the kitchen and prepare some kid friendly treats with your children. Here are our favorite Valentine’s Day creations:

Teen Driving Considerations

According to the National Center for Injury Prevention and Control, in the United States, two out of five deaths among teenage drivers is a result of motor vehicle crashes. In addition, “teens are more likely than older drivers to speed, run

Fire Safety Information for Your Family

According to the U.S. Fire Administration http://www.usfa.dhs.gov, in 2005, 83 percent of all civilian fire deaths occurred in residences. Reduce the number of residential fires and related deaths by teaching your children about fire safety and devising an emergency plan for your family.

Free Workshops, Clinics and Events for Kids

Many parents are unaware that retail chains and online services host free or low cost workshops, clinics and events for public participation. These activities are valuable because although retailers are attempting to garner your business, you are not obligated to purchase goods or services before, during or after a special event.


 

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