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Keep Your Family Safe from Hot Car Fatalities

By Danielle Pastula | June 25, 2025 | Learn

It is something we hear on the news, but none of us ever imagine that it could happen to our own families. Although many of us think we would never make this fatal mistake, a simple change in routine or a distracted mind are often the most common culprits in hot car fatalities. Because no

Oh, Poop! What Your Child’s No. 2 Means

By April Tisher | May 5, 2025 | Health

I have to admit, until I became a mom, I never gave excrement much thought. As soon as your first baby is born though, it becomes super important. The first one! Did they go? How many times a day? What did it look like? You find yourself discussing your child’s poop with your husband, mother and friends like it’s normal conversation. Why? It turns

Should You Be Worried About Your Child’s Attachment to a Toy?

By Tracy Wright | April 29, 2025 | Conception 2 College , Feature , Toddler

Who didn't have a favorite teddy bear or stuffed animal that they loved as a young child? In fact, a third of adults admit they can’t bear to part with their own childhood toy, according to research published in the Journal of Cognition and Culture. If you have a toddler, you may observe them become

A Guide to Car Seat Safety

By Lindsey Johnson | April 7, 2025 | Articles , Health

Every parent wants their precious cargo well-secured for travel. Knowing the best types of seats and orientation in the car at various stages can be overwhelming. Safety, comfort and ease of use can help keep your child secure and you more relaxed while driving. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) advocates for keeping children

The Benefits of Staying Active During Pregnancy

By Lindsey Johnson | March 11, 2025 | Conception 2 College , Expecting

Many women grew up believing that pregnancy is a time to take it easy, put your feet up on the couch and by all means avoid exercise. While sometimes the modern pregnant woman does need to put her feet up and relax, doctors are now encourage staying active during pregnancy and after. What are the

Gagging in Babies: Is it Normal?

By Tracy Wright | March 11, 2025 | Articles , infant

Most babies are ready to start solids at around five to six months. While this is an exciting milestone, sometimes the transition can be challenging especially when your baby may gag when trying new foods. “Gagging is a natural protective reflex that results in the contraction of the back of the throat to protect us

Tips For Picking the Stroller That is Best for You!

By Nicole Irving, Publisher and Editor-In-Chief | March 10, 2025 | Expecting

When I had my first baby shower, I remember opening the big clunky box that held my first stroller. It was a Graco combination, where the car seat fit right into the stroller, so you didn’t have to wake a sleeping baby to put him into the stroller. GENIUS! Fast forward 17 months and we

The Dangers of Bubble Baths

By Amelia Bowles | January 6, 2025 | Health

Bath time with kids can sometimes come with difficulty and sour moods. Finding ways to make bath time fun can make all the difference, and many parents have turned to bubble baths to help children enjoy getting clean. January 8 has even become National Bubble Bath Day, but despite its popularity at home, it may

7 Aches & Pains of Pregnancy

By Rebecca Vitkus | November 15, 2024 | Conception 2 College , Expecting

As your home and heart are filled with the joyful anticipation of bringing a new life into the world, be informed on how your body may respond to this exciting change during pregnancy and what you can do to ease some of the discomforts. Restless Leg Syndrome RLS is the irrepressible need to move the

Plagiocephaly: Why Some Babies Develop Flat Spots and What to Do About It

By Lindsey Johnson | November 6, 2024 | Conception 2 College , Health , infant

Plagiocephaly is the medical term to describe a attened area on a baby’s skull. This condition is sometimes referred to by physicians as “Flat Head Syndrome” and may impact up to 46% of healthy infants, according to Boston Children’s Hospital. History In 1992, the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) began recommending back sleeping in order

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Oh, Poop! What Your Child’s No. 2 Means

A Guide to Car Seat Safety

The Benefits of Staying Active During Pregnancy

Gagging in Babies: Is it Normal?

The Dangers of Bubble Baths

7 Aches & Pains of Pregnancy

Plagiocephaly: Why Some Babies Develop Flat Spots and What to Do About It

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