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I am and art teacher and child educator who loves to cook, eat, spend time with my family, and write.

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Parenting & Pregnancy > Feeding & Breastfeeding Knowing how often to nurse: 1 of 9
Your baby is crying, you just changed her diaper, she has been given some love and attention but she is still in distress!You finished feeding her less than an hour ago, so how can she be hungry again? Newborns cry for many reasons, but most times their cries are for food. It is challenging, and sometimes painful for the moth... More..
Health & Fitness > Diet (Other) Kick your sugar habit: 4 of 27
Take a look around you. Where are you while you are reading this? Are you supposed to be doing something else? Do you have you legs crossed at the knee or heel? How many times have you blinked while reading this? You might be able to answer these questions easily, or think that they are silly things to be asking, either way, ... More..
Parenting & Pregnancy > Babies (Other) Best lotions and prevention for infant dry skin: 2 of 13
As a new mom, I am always trying to find great baby products that wont irritate my baby's skin and will keep it hydrated and soft. Sometimes I find things that really work and fit in with my green living lifestyle. Through some research and home testing, I found a couple great baby skin care products that do a great job and a... More..
Parenting & Pregnancy > Baby Accessories Tips for choosing the best baby products: 2 of 8
As an expecting mom, I was really excited to get all the gear I was going to need for my new baby. There were so many things that I had to get, a stroller, car seat, crib, clothes but what about a baby sling or carrier? I had seen other new moms walking around with their new little ones slung into beautiful fabric wraps and s... More..
Parenting & Pregnancy > Childbirth & Labor How labor induction works: 1 of 3
Pregnancy is a funny thing. At first you are elated about the idea of it all; a growing being inside you, the enjoyment of eating for 2, and the amazing changes taking place inside and outside of your body.In time the realities set in and you have bouts of morning sickness, difficulties sleeping, and lots of aches and pains. ... More..
Parenting & Pregnancy > Baby Sleep Issues How nighttime routine aids sleeping through the night: 3 of 8
Getting a baby to fall asleep and stay asleep at night can turn into an overwhelming adventure for new parents. You are just getting to know your little one, and on top of it, you are doing it with hardly any sleep! Newborns are a lot to handle during the day, so by the time night-night comes, everyone is exhausted and ready ... More..
Parenting & Pregnancy > Feeding & Breastfeeding What you need to know about breastfeeding: 8 of 17
You just had a baby really you just had a baby about an hour or so ago and the nurse brings your new child over and asks if you would like to breastfeed. Unless you have made up your mind before, (no you don't think you will breastfeed thank you) you reach out for the little bundle and attempt to follow directions on how to f... More..
Education > Early Childhood Ed The importance of art and messy play for children: 6 of 12
One of my first memories is of playing in the sand and the feel of the rough texture against my hands. I was making a mess, getting sand outside of the sandbox. I don't remember being told to keep the sand in the box, or to stop getting it all over the place. I was enjoying the experience, and I am positive that it left a lon... More..
Parenting & Pregnancy > Toddlers Tips for cooking with a toddler: 3 of 6
Cooking is fun and a great skill to have. Anyone can cook even a toddler! Cooking with your toddler encourages them to try new foods, experiment with measurement, and practice skills such as stirring and scooping. With a little patience, you can have a successful time cooking with your toddler!Don't attempt to make a multi-st... More..
Parenting & Pregnancy > Baby Developmental Stages Teaching preschool children how to share: 1 of 2
There are a few simple things you can do to help your preschooler understand the idea of sharing.The problem is, your youngster doesn't want to share, and in fact the concept of sharing is a bit foreign to him. For a toddler with a new toy, their focus is on that item being "mine." Trying to pry it out of his hot little hands... More..