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For the Love of Common Sense: Smoking and Nursing is Not “Okay” (or Recommended!)

Bottlesoup · December 20, 2013 · Leave a Comment

My renewed interest in this topic is thanks to reader "aldestrawk", who posted the following comment responding to KellyMom Strikes Again: Smoking and Breastfeeding:You seem to have a very strong opinion on breastfeeding and smoking. You should know though that the American … [Read more...] about For the Love of Common Sense: Smoking and Nursing is Not “Okay” (or Recommended!)

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The Great Solid Debate: How The Guidelines for Feeding Babies Real Food Have Changed

Bottlesoup · November 8, 2013 · Leave a Comment

It's a question so frequently asked on the mommy boards that everyone is sick of reading it, but, every day, it's posted: "When is it okay to start my baby on solid food?" While a lot of users grow frustrated with the question, the guidelines for infants and solids have changed … [Read more...] about The Great Solid Debate: How The Guidelines for Feeding Babies Real Food Have Changed

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How to Keep Your Children Away From Television and Mobile Devices

Bottlesoup · October 28, 2013 · Leave a Comment

When it comes to parenting, the question of the era is a humble one: how do we keep our children away from digital screens?I, for one, am already guilty of exposing my (nearly) 3 month old son to television. After a few days of nonstop crying, I found out that Katy Perry the … [Read more...] about How to Keep Your Children Away From Television and Mobile Devices

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