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Crib bumpers are not recommended for use in infants’ cribs. The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends against using crib bumper pads.
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70 30 custody schedules are a step up from the every other weekend schedule that many separated parents are familiar with. 70/30 custody means the […]
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Co-sleeping or co-bedding, where a parent brings an infant into a bed with them for sleep, is risky. The statistics show that. Here is the […]
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The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission maintains a recall list. The recall list shows many dangerous products that have been recalled due to safety concerns. […]
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Tips for fathers facing challenges to co-parent effectively with their ex after divorce. You want to be a cool dad, but things get heated with […]
Continue readingWhy a Different Risk Call Is Not Child Abuse
We shouldn’t judge parents too harshly for their decisions around risks to children. An activity that one parent might consider too risky for a child […]
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