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Too much added sugar early in life is linked to obesity, high blood pressure and Type 2 diabetes
Burping, gas drops and extra tummy time are just a few ways to help your wee one rip one
Stay calm, don’t give in and try to refocus their attention
Integrating coping skills into your teen’s daily routine helps turn self-care into a lifelong healthy habit
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Tantrums and meltdowns are normal, but you can help your child manage their bigger emotions
Letting your baby feed themself foods the whole family enjoys has its benefits — but stick to softer foods and follow safe-eating guidelines
Levels are generally low, but there are ways to minimize potential health risks
Talking in the car, resisting the urge to judge and asking specific questions can help rebuild rapport
Yes, it’s safe for babies starting at about 9 months old and can help clear nasal mucus
Babies shouldn’t wear sunscreen before 6 months old, so opt for shade and cooler parts of the day for outdoor fun time
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