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06 Oct

6 Ways You to have a Special Christmas Despite COVID

TheMomKind0 CommentsParentingChristmas, Holidays, Holidays with Children, parenting

Christmas is typically when you gather together with your loved ones, which poses a high risk of infection during the COVID-19 pandemic. It is too early to indicate how Christmas in the year 2020 will materialize. Still, it is impossible to rule out potential disruptions that we might encounter in the upcoming festive season. 6 Ways You to have a Special Christmas Despite COVID The coronavirus has left many worldwide with little to celebrate. With continuously changing blanket bans on gatherings, we can only guess as to what to expect. Here, we'll suggest some contingency plans for a social-distanced Christmas. …

28 Aug

4 Steps to Host a Perfect Baby Shower By Mail

TheMomKind0 CommentsBaby, Parentingparenting, pregnancy

Baby Shower by Mail With heightened concern about doing much of anything outside our homes due to COVID-19, it's fair to say a lot of people have put plans, both big and small, on hold. Business trips have been canceled, weddings postponed, and even sports were put on pause for much of 2020. But there's one thing no one could delay: new babies arriving. Truthfully, there is no "normal" time to become a new parent. Right now, though? What a time to have your whole life change! Anyone who has had a baby this year is likely overwhelmed. And with…

16 Jun

Obesity in Children: An Epidemic & A Change

Hristina ikolovska0 CommentsHealth, Parenting, Weight Losschildren health, parenting

Here's the thing about childhood obesity. It's hard to notice the difference between baby fat, which the child will outgrow, and obesity until it becomes too late. If left untreated, pediatric obesity will become a real issue for you and your child. In 2018, there were more than 40 million children globally under the age of five who were considered obese. And in the US, obesity in children is a real epidemic, which is proven by the following statistics: Around 9.4% of children aged between two and five are obese, and 1.7% are seriously obese. The age group of six to 11 years…

16 Jun

Children and Fast Food: How to Change Your Child’s Diet

Hristina ikolovska0 CommentsHealth, Parentingchildren health, parenting

How does fast food contribute to obesity in children? There are health issues for children who eat fast food routinely. Find out how you can change your child's diet for the better! Obesity in children is on the rise. Unfortunately, the fast-food industry is there to stimulate it. With busy parents and the availability of junk-food options, children would rather eat out than at home. Most junk food restaurants use flavor enhancers to make their dishes more appealing. This makes fast food taste better than healthier versions, especially for kids. These flavor enhancers, such as monosodium glutamate (MSG), can also…

22 Jan

How to Find a Surrogate and What Steps You Have to Take

TheMomKindParentingparenting, pregnancy

Being a parent doesn't just come from giving birth. Whether you give birth, choose adoption, or surrogacy, this is going to be the most rewarding part of your life. Surrogacy is an amazing option for those who cannot have children on their own. Keep reading to find out how to find a surrogate mother and what steps you have to take. For those who are looking to have a baby, this can be a beautiful and tough experience. Whether you are in a same-sex partnership, without a partner, or in a relationship where you're unable to have children naturally, surrogacy…

25 Nov

Benefits of Children Playing Dress-up

TheMomKind1 CommentChild Development, Parentingchild development, parenting

As children, we all enjoyed dressing up in costumes for Halloween, school plays, or our make-believe games. This allowed us to explore our imaginations and play out roles emulating real-life characters. We played a vast array of professional characters or our friends and family, as well as fairy tales. When it comes to our children, encouraging them to dress up in costumes can help mold their future. It widens their horizons to the personalities and professions they can grow into; this form of play is very important. The benefits of children playing dress-up are countless, but we'll go over the…

18 Nov

Understanding Child Support Rules: 6 Things Everyone Should Know

TheMomKind0 CommentsParentingdivorce, parenting

\ If you're court-ordered to pay child support, or are in the process of being placed on child support, you need to know a few child support rules. Although it's important for those paying child support to know the laws behind it, it's also important for those receiving child support to understand a few rules as well. The child support system can become confusing at times, and it might not be until several court dates later when you finally begin receiving it or paying it. No matter where you stand in the situation, you need to have a good understanding…

09 Nov

4 Postpartum Depression Symptoms & What You Need to Know

TheMomKind0 CommentsBaby, Depression, Parentingdepression, parenting

Postpartum depression, also known as the “baby blues,” is quite common. It affects about 80% of new mothers, and people assume that mothers who were not ready to have a baby are mostly affected. However, any new mother can suffer from postpartum depression. A newborn wreaks havoc to a once organized life. These changes can be overwhelming, but when dealing with depression-you can get help. Unexplained bouts of sadness Unexplained bouts of sadness is a common symptom of postpartum depression. Some mothers feel overwhelming sadness and cannot point to the source of their grief. Some go as far as crying, and…

13 Sep

5 Types of Mom and Daughter Activities You Should Try

Asia Mayfield0 CommentsParentingparenting

5 Types of Mom and Daughter Activities You Should Try Mom and daughter activities are a great way to bond with your little girl. Healthy connections with your children are essential, and nurturing a healthy mother-daughter relationship is especially crucial to long-term happiness. According to some research, for every negative interaction, a child has with their parents, there need to be five positive ones. Another report published by Psychology Today found that the relationship between a mother and her daughter would likely be the most important family relationship of either of their lives. With this in mind, it’s time to…

20 May

10 Essential Money Management Lessons To Benefit Your Kids

Samantha Green0 CommentsAdvice, Parenting, Saving Moneybudgeting, finances, parenting

10 Essential Money Management Lessons To Benefit Your Kids School teaches your children many things, but money management isn’t one of them. Their only chance of learning about financial matters and being financially responsible at a young age would be you, their parents. Your children are never too young to be exposed to money matters. In fact, it’s better to start teaching financial literacy for kids so by the time they reach adulthood, they already know how to manage their finances with ease and live smoother lives as a result. Here are ten essential ideas for money management lessons that…