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Ages + Stages

Some parenting advice to never forget — if you’re going through a tough stage, remember — it’s just a stage and it will pass! Under the ages + stages category, browse articles that relate to the phase of motherhood you’re in for advice, tips, and solidarity. Ages + stages has articles all moms can relate to.

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Talking to kids about Black history teaches them they are able to feel the same emotions others have felt without having experienced the same situations and obstacles.
Our home — specifically the playroom — has recently been the subject of change as children transition from kids toys to tween interests.
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Determining Your Birth Plan

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You can plan, but you don't always get the final say. Your baby and your body will decide most of your birth plan for you.
Unlike the traditional golden hour, which is usually right after sunrise and right before sunset, opt for your baby's golden hour. This is when your baby is calm and sleepy, usually around an hour after waking up from a nap.
Others may not understand grieving the loss of a memory you never had, and you may feel confused in your grief like I did. But remember, even when you feel alone in motherhood, you still are a mother.

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Resources to Help with Summer Reading

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Reading in summer is a fantastic opportunity to not only strengthen your kiddo's reading skills but also build a love for reading.