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There's often friction between working and stay-at-home moms, but at the heart of our parenting struggles, we're really not that much different. https://t.co/ZTCzfR10dr

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Their high levels of energy, endless curiosity, and remarkable ability to bounce back from stumbles can put kids at risk. With summer officially starting, learn how to keep them safe outside. https://t.co/bVyMOVDWVT

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From family trauma to performance pressure, there are a number of reasons why allowing your child to take a mental health day from school may sometimes be the best thing for them. https://t.co/m9XPKfGiHK

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Avoiding the topic or being dishonest when kids ask questions about traumatic news or events can do more harm than good. https://t.co/rvkCURiY3j

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Our hearts are with the parents and families affected by the #Uvalde mass shooting that took place at Robb Elementary School. Experts believe we need to reframe the impact of gun violence in America as a health issue, not a political one. Read more: https://t.co/90MytjJOKA

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Diarrhea during pregnancy is common. Although diarrhea often clears up on its own, several remedies can help settle your stomach and prevent dehydration. Learn more. https://t.co/HuQSajJj6T

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A clogged milk duct usually occurs because one of your breasts isn't fully draining. Fortunately, you can treat the problem at home. https://t.co/xUo9SLvJs4

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As a parent, you're likely watching your little one's every move and wondering it they're "on time" for those precious baby development stages. We'll tell you want to expect — but remember that there's a wide range of "normal." https://t.co/DYAvH6YAod

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The short answer is: no. Chubby cheeks are actually not only a part of a healthy layer of baby fat that is important to development, they also inspire nurturing emotions in adults. https://t.co/nJDVXhUay2

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At 8 weeks pregnant, you may hear your baby’s heartbeat at your first prenatal appointment. Here's what other symptoms and changes to expect at 8 weeks. https://t.co/tmOpyslWhV

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If you and your kids are feeling frazzled, isolated, anxious, or depressed, you aren’t alone. There are ways to help reduce the effects the last few years have had on your kids. Spending just a few hours outside can have a major impact. https://t.co/HR98FEEsUC

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Breastfeeding twins is possible. We explain the challenges and benefits of nursing twins and provide 10 tips to help you succeed. https://t.co/gyrbcLRKQT

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Picky eating is common in both children and adults, and strong food preferences can make healthy eating difficult. This article reviews ways to create healthy meals for picky eaters of all ages. https://t.co/iVZukska3A

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If your baby baby wakes up crying hysterically at night, it's probably for one of these reasons. Here's what you can do. https://t.co/ovzm3PSC6b

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With 40 percent of infant formula out of stock, the shortage has parents across the country worried about being able to feed their children. Here's what you can do to make sure your child is receiving the proper nutrients in the interim. https://t.co/7jic826aEp

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When it comes to feeding your baby, you want only the very best. We evaluated the best baby bottles on the market to help you choose. https://t.co/jrk5qYQ4LB

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Chickenpox and measles were once common childhood infections. They both begin as red rashes, but the appearance and location of the rashes differ. https://t.co/ti2Hf5bGG7

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A new study found that children who were exposed to cannabis in utero may be at higher risk for certain health issues as they age. These children were at higher risk for obesity and high blood sugar. https://t.co/OtH2Ti9Hm0

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Fertility treatments take a toll on nonpregnant partners, too. https://t.co/zLATGI2rBC

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Researchers say teen drug use has remained stable since 2010, but the number of drug overdoses has risen dramatically in the past 2 years. https://t.co/SDgez1zTT8