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TIP: Taking two or three minutes of the morning to focus on our child’s face and say something positive can really have a big impact. #parenting #positiveparentingsolutions

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“Evidence is mounting that eating disorders are diseases of the brain and not the result of social pressure or a lack of willpower” https://t.co/V3VGWRGrG2 https://t.co/0JNad8jiMu

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Reflections: The Highs and Lows of Thanksgiving https://t.co/Z39NML5pX9

How to put your child at ease on their first trip to the #dentist https://t.co/QorPKIWwNT #kidshealth #teeth https://t.co/KP3hsGxcx7

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MIL forgetting how genes actually work

This is the dumbest, most insignificant rant, but it bugs me so much, and I have no one to vent to. My MIL is constantly attributing my baby's physical characteristics to my husband's family members, and it's driving me nuts! His tiny ears? Oh he must have gotten those from husband's younger sister. His dimples? That's just like husband's nephew's dimples. His curls? Clearly came from husband's other sister and niece. Nevermind that I, the baby's mom, have tiny ears and dimples and curly type 4 hair. She also jokingly pretends to be upset whenever someone says the baby looks more like me than my husband. I know it means nothing, and assume she's just excited. I've always had a good relationship with their whole family. But something about it is rubbing me the wrong way. Or maybe I'm just hormonal.

Successful adults usually have great self esteem! This is why it is important to nurture you child's self esteem! Here is how you can do that through play! #LearningThroughPlay #Childhood https://t.co/xRS98aIL77

Choosing a lunch box for your child: things to consider https://t.co/G7tkAVT3TP #schoollife #picnic https://t.co/L7YyAGT3ki