Posted on 04 January 2010
Family physician and cholesterol expert Michael Cobble, M.D., has some simple resolutions and child safety fun advice for staying heart healthy in the new year. Cobble is a board-certified clinical lipidologist (NLA), certified hypertension specialist (ASH), medical director of the private practice Canyons Medical Center in Sandy, Utah, and Chief Medical Officer at Atherotech, Inc., [...]
Tags: 2010, child care, Child Safety, health, heart, parenting
Posted on 25 December 2009
Irwin Redlener, MD, President and Co-founder of the Children’s Health Fund, a national organization that advocates for and develops primary child care programs for disadvantaged and medically underserved children, today released the following statement on release of the final Senate health care legislation by Majority Leader Harry Reid:
“First and foremost, we applaud the Senate Majority [...]
Tags: Child Behavior Problems, Child Safety, children, health, parenting, reform
Posted on 18 December 2009
Pacific Shore Holdings, Inc., manufacturers of Burner Balm and Energy-X lip balms, today announced the launch of their new product line which can aid in child care.
These 100% natural therapeutic heating/cooling treatment packs are specifically designed to reduce swelling and relieve pain and have been developed in a variety of applications.
Researchers behind Thermal-Aid created a [...]
Tags: child care, christmas, cold, comfort, holidays, warmth
Posted on 09 December 2009
One of the most common questions from parents this time of year is what they should give to their babysitter or child care nanny this holiday season.
While a third of sitters said they are not expecting a holiday gift from their families this year, those who are hoping for a little something were fairly consistent. [...]
Tags: child care, holidays, Santa Claus, wish list
Posted on 24 November 2009
If fashion mimics our culture, what does the dawn of a new decade bring for our baby’s child care and fashion? With over 8 years experience in running a successful on-line baby boutique in trendsetting Los Angeles, proprietor Dawn Torress of RecurrentDreams sought out to answer this question. “Parents have a new sense of social [...]
Tags: babies, child care, Child Development, children, fashion, Gifts for Kids, parenting, recurrent dreams
Posted on 18 November 2009
Munchkin, Inc., designer and manufacturer of clever infant care and toddler products, in partnership with Church & Dwight Co., Inc., makers of ARM & HAMMER Baking Soda, today unveiled the ARM & HAMMER Diaper Pail, a breakthrough diaper disposal system. The ARM & HAMMER Diaper Pail neutralizes odors in the nursery through a patented odor [...]
Tags: babies, child care, church, diaper, dwight, infant, parenting
Posted on 18 November 2009
Bright Baby Tees announces the launch of a new line of women’s, men’s and older children’s T-shirts specially designed to deliver early child education benefits to infants. According to research reported in The Daily Parent, wearing designs of high-contrast colors and visually stimulating patterns can help boost a baby’s brain power — including their curiosity, [...]
Tags: babies, clothes, family, Infant Care, parenting, wardrobe, wear
Posted on 12 November 2009
WellPoint’s affiliated Life and Disability Companies are pleased to announce Newborn and Parenting Resources - a new service designed to help new mothers adjust to their newborn baby child care and return to work after maternity leave. Newborn and Parenting Resources are available to all new and in-force short term disability plans offered by the [...]
Tags: child care, maternity leave, mothers, newborn, parenting, transition
Posted on 12 November 2009
When parents and grandparents pick out holiday gifts for children, they want to feel good about child safety, and in a tough economy, they are even more selective about toy purchases.
Moreover, the safety of many children’s accessories and toys made in China remain in question. Just this week, for example, stroller-maker Maclaren announced a recall [...]
Tags: Child Safety, gifts, grandparents, holiday, parents, season, toys, USA
Posted on 06 November 2009
Over half of US children ages 3 to 6 attend child care centers, and many may not be getting enough outdoor exercise because of the way they are dressed when they go to school.
The study, reported in BioMed Central’s open access journal, International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity, will be published on November [...]
Tags: child care, children, family, hand me downs, parenting, passing down
Posted on 30 October 2009
To help more of the nearly 7,000 Virginia children now in foster care or on waiting lists for good, loving homes, the 127-year old children’s crisis charity KidsPeace is opening a much-needed foster child care and community programs center in Alexandria.
Funded through a federal grant secured by Congressman Jim Moran, the new center is a [...]
Tags: alexandria, Charity, child care, foster, special needs
Posted on 28 October 2009
In the end, there is no better substitute than real child care and parenting.
The Baby Einstein videos seemed the solution to many busy parents. Just leave it on for your babies to watch and they’ll grow to be fine and intelligent like the namesake of the videos. But a New York Times report debunks this [...]
Tags: babies, Baby Einstein, child develoment, parenting, scam
Posted on 23 October 2009
Child Care Education Institute (CCEI), a distance training institution dedicated exclusively to the child care industry, is proud to announce the launch of a new Head Start Training website.
The new site, www.headstarttrainingonline.com, directly serves the needs of the Head Start community. The design and streamlined navigation makes finding enrollment requirements, program descriptions, scholarship opportunities, and [...]
Tags: child care, Child Education, children, education, family, parenting
Posted on 16 October 2009
Health and eco conscious parents nationwide have a new resource for adorable and affordable child care clothing for infants. Funkoos, a brand new line of playful baby clothes and accessories made from the finest certified 100 percent organic cotton, is officially available.
“Funkoos is now the great equalizer when it comes to making organic clothing affordable. [...]
Tags: babies, child care, infant clothing, Organic, parenting
Posted on 21 September 2009
Parenting isn’t an easy job. If someone tells you it is, they obviously aren’t a parent! As a parent, you may be involved in many things – child care, home maintenance and work. You may not have the time to care for your own needs, but it’s important that you do; a happy parent equals [...]
Tags: bonding, child care, Child Development, happy parenting, maintenance, work
Posted on 18 September 2009
Life can be stressful, there’s no doubt about it. You may be wondering how to turn down the pressure and learn to de-stress. Why not try one or more of these ten tips to de-stress and watch your pressure level drop for more time for child care and family bonding.
Full-body breathing
Deep breathing, or full-body breathing, [...]
Tags: child care, family, parenting, pressure, reliever, stress
Posted on 16 September 2009
Like many families, you may feel the effects of a slowing economy. You may be searching for ways to save money and time. Think of making a menu plan - it’s a great way to save time and money in the kitchen for more child care time.
Creating nutritious meals day in and day out may [...]
Tags: bonding, breakfast, child care, Cooking, dessert, dinner, family, Recipes for Kids
Posted on 16 September 2009
Parents can be busy, especially if they have more than one kid to attend to for child care. One child may play a sport, another may play in the band, and another may be involved in scouting. Parents may feel like nothing more than a glorified cab driver. These five relaxing ideas for busy parents [...]
Tags: busy parents, child care, parents, relaxation, scouting, time off
Posted on 14 September 2009
Travelling with a baby is a totally different story. There are tons of preparations to make: the list of things to pack, the actual packing, the mode of transportation and the place to stay in. Even the type of vacation you ought to go for should be planned out carefully as it should not just be enjoyable but safe for your baby, as well.
Tags: baby travel, Childcare, children activies, family vacation ideas, Product Reviews, travelling with your baby
Posted on 07 September 2009
McLaren is one of the most trusted brands in the market when it comes to baby buggies as their designs provide a comfortable fusion of durability, convenience and class. They have several lines of McLaren Prams, McLaren Puschairs and strollers to fit the different stages of your child’s buggy years.
Tags: Childcare, mclaren review, mclaren strollers, mclaren techno xlr, mclaren techno xt, product review
Posted on 31 August 2009
Families come in all shapes and sizes. Some families are busy and some are homebodies. If there’s more than one person in the family, knowing how to create your own household planner can help keep everyone in the family more organized especially for child care.
Household planners can be made from nearly anything, but three-ring binders [...]
Tags: budgeting, busy, child care, family, homebodies, household planner, parenting
Posted on 21 August 2009
Dealing with child safety issues entails your endless child care responsibility as a parent.
With much consideration to your child’s safety, here is one of the possible concerns. Suffocation hazards may cause your child’s safety at risk.
You may be sleeping with your child in your home. It may feel easier sometimes but it may be dangerous [...]
Tags: bed, blankets, breathing, child, child care responsibility, Child Safety, hazards, home, pillows, suffocation, toys
Posted on 20 August 2009
There are times when you definitely want to scream in frustration because your baby has been crying out loud for reasons that you don’t know what he really needs. Accept the fact that part of your child care experience is dealing with the cry of your baby. Of course, dealing with it entails a long [...]
Tags: abuse, Baby, Battered Baby Syndrome, brain, brain injuries, child care, Child Safety, composure, cry, Infant Care, muscles, newborn, patience, Shaken Baby Syndrome, shaking, syndrome, time out, trauma, violence
Posted on 20 August 2009
The threat of the sun’s harm to our eye is just the same as it is to our skin. The fact that the ultraviolet (UV) rays of the sun are damaging to all the layers of our eyes, sunglasses are truly necessary to wear. Everybody is advised to wear sunglasses especially when outdoors. As early [...]
Tags: child care, eye injury, eyes, glass, infancy, infant, lenses, polycarbonate, skin, sun, sunglasses, ultraviolet rays, UV rays
Posted on 19 August 2009
If adults are easy to contract colds, the more your babies are prone to have this sickness. Do not let your baby suffer from the nasty symptoms of common colds. You are held responsible to give 100% child care to your baby.
Let us take a closer look on this condition. “Common colds” is a generic [...]
Tags: antibodies, Baby, Breastfeeding, child care, cleanliness, colds, common colds, disinfection, Infant Care, prevention, sneezing, Upper Respiratory Tract Infection, virus
Posted on 19 August 2009
Burping your baby is one of the best ways to act out your unending child care efforts.
There are recommended positions that will help your baby be burped in a comfortable way. The burping positions depend on you and your baby.
Over the Shoulder Position
*You can also lay your baby over your shoulder (with a supporting cloth [...]
Tags: bib, bottle feeding, Breastfeeding, burping, child care, drape, feeding, gas, milk, neck, over the hand, over the lap position, over the shoulder position, pressure, spit
Posted on 18 August 2009
Burping your infant is one of the essentials of your infant care experience. After every feeding of your baby, whether through breastfeeding or bottle feeding, burping is a need to do.
It is a need because during feeding, air can be swallowed and accumulate in your baby’s stomach. The formation of air bubbles will possibly lead [...]
Tags: Baby, bottle, Breastfeeding, bubbles, burping, feeding, gas, infant, Infant Care, stomach
Posted on 17 August 2009
Changing diapers will never be out in the list of your many child care responsibilities and works. It is the moment of truth when you have to sacrifice your olfactory nerves and be able to master the strokes in cleaning your baby’s mess from the defecation.
Much of the time you will spend with your little [...]
Tags: antibacterial wash, babies, changing diapers, child care, clean water, defecation, diapers, distraction, frequenxy, Infant Care, rashes, stools, toys, urine, washcloth, wipes
Posted on 14 August 2009
You must be so eager to play with your infant and your mind is thinking of what you can do to help promote play.
Here is a good way to guide you through your infant care experience.
From birth to 1 month, your infant likes to be wrapped and/or held securely, likes the colors black, white and [...]
Tags: ball, bond, infant, Infant Care, infant play, parent, play, sit, talking, toys, tummy time
Posted on 13 August 2009
Money is a necessary evil the way some people tell it. You have to have money to provide for your family, but you also want to be careful not to use it all. When it comes time for your young children to head back to school, you know you’ll be spending quite a bit. These [...]
Tags: back to school, child care, clothing, family tips, money, Young Children