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    <title>Providing Protection - Breastfeeding and Allergies</title>
    <description>Breastfed babies are provided with protection from developing allergies
during the breastfeeding period and well into the future for two major
reasons, says Ann Russell,   IBCLC  ,
of Poway, Calif. "[Breastfed] babies are exposed to fewer allergens in the
first months of life, and secondly, the first feedings of colostrum
literally 'seal the gut' (the porous lining of the intestines), providing a
barrier to the absorption of allergy-producing agents...</description>
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    <title>The Urge to Compare  - (And Why It Gets You Nowhere)</title>
    <description>  
"I'm finally onto this game," said one mother I know. "Until recently I
wasn't aware this parenting thing was a competition. An honest mom clued me
in, after I asked her son's age when he started walking."  
  
"Do you want the truth or the fictional answer?" she asked...</description>
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    <title>Girls Calling Boys - When Boy-crazy Teens Drive You Crazy</title>
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  When a girl has a mad crush on a boy, evidence can inevitably be found on her 
notebook  her first name written with his last name or a hyphen joining her last 
name to his.  
     Eventually, however, it goes beyond the notebook. Boy-crazy girls might get 
up the confidence to send him instant messages and e-mails, and they might go 
so far as to record love songs and leave them on a boy's answering machine...</description>
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    <title>Multiple Pregnancy - Too Much of a Good Thing?</title>
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Theyre so cute! Two or three, just alike  or similar enough so you can tell that theyre twins or triplets. But its not all sweet-smelling babies and identical clothing: multiple pregnancies are considered high-risk, and the more fetuses the mother is carrying, the higher the risk to both her and her unborn children...</description>
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    <title>I Want Another Child, He Doesn't - 3 Steps to Coping</title>
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  One night, Ivana Childs* decided to talk to her husband about something that was on her mind. Originally, he only wanted one child, and she wasn't sure if she wanted one or two. But after having her son, Childs became convinced she wanted two. Because she knew her husband said only one, she was hoping that fatherhood had convinced him otherwise  like motherhood did for her...</description>
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    <title>Tiny Siblings, Big Concerns - Common Sibling Issues When Children Are Close in Age</title>
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  Any time a new baby is brought into the house, change will undoubtedly follow. 
But throw in another small child  a toddler or preschooler  and other issues 
can ensue. What if your older child cries every time the baby does? What if both 
children are young enough for a crib? Do you need two? And what about twins and 
jealousy? These are just a few of the topics our experts have tackled...</description>
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    <title>Sonja Taylor - Living with a Miracle Baby</title>
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    On October 24, 2007, a miracle baby named Amillia Taylor turned 1 year old in 
Miami, Fla. The daughter of Sonja and Eddie Taylor, Amillia was born at 21 weeks 
weighing just a little over 9 ounces, and is the first baby known to survive after 
a gestation period of fewer than 23 weeks...</description>
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    <title>Twins on Different Timetables - How to Get Your Life (and Sanity) Back on Track</title>
    <description>  If the feeding and changing demands and erratic sleep schedules weren't enough 
for new parents to juggle, try multiplying that arrangement by two. Most parents 
spend the first six months of their new baby's life trying to establish good eating 
and sleeping habits while trying to catch up on sleep in between...</description>
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    <title>Preemie Attire - The Art of Dressing Your Very Little One</title>
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  When Julie Ellis' son was born at 32 weeks weighing only 3 pounds, 6 ounces, 
it took this new mother by surprise. And among the challenges she faced, a most 
unexpected one was finding clothes that would fit her little boy.   
  "Thinking I would have a big baby, I hadn't even bought many 0-to-3-month clothes 
since I figured he'd barely be in them," says Ellis, who is from Miami, Fla...</description>
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    <title>A Tour of the NICU - Everything You Need to Know About the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit</title>
    <description>  The nursery may be perfectly prepped; the prenatal classes passed with flying 
colors; the bags already packed. But all the planning in the world seldom prepares 
parents for the shock of having their newborn whisked away to the Neonatal Intensive 
Care Unit (NICU)...</description>
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    <title>Happy Birthday to You (and You and You)! - Strategies for Celebrating Times Two or More</title>
    <description>    Children's birthday parties are not what they used to be. In the olden days  
you know, three or so decades ago  these yearly celebrations were made up of 
Pin the Tail on the Donkey games and piñatas; cupcakes baked in ice cream cones; 
little girls dressed in their best smock dresses; and homemade gift bags filled 
with google-eyed animal erasers and yo-yos for guests to take home...</description>
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    <title>Breastfeeding Multiples - Yes, It's Possible!</title>
    <description>    Successful breastfeeding of twins, triplets or more is possible and highly rewarding.  
  Research certainly confirms that breast milk is the ideal food for babies because 
it contains the nutrients needed for the first four to six months of life. Breast 
milk also contains substances that help protect babies from many illnesses...</description>
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    <title>Stay-at-home Mom's Day Out - Get out of the House for a Change of Scenery with Baby</title>
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  Asea Tremp from Huntington Harbour, Calif., was all too familiar with the colors 
of the walls inside her home when her 2-year-old daughter, Abigail, was an infant. 
While some stay-at-home moms don't leave the home often because they feel self-conscious 
about their baby weight, Tremp wanted to guard her daughter from germs...</description>
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    <title>Parents, Support Each Other - How to Show Appreciation to Fellow Moms and Dads</title>
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    Children can often act as though parents are their worst enemy. So where can 
you turn to get the appreciation you deserve as a parent?   
  "Parenting is one of life's hardest and most rewarding challenges," says Dr. 
Jeff Richards, a psychiatrist at Health Partners Riverside Clinic in Minneapolis, 
Minn...</description>
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    <title>Tummy Time - A Physical Therapist Explains the Importance of Tummy Time Play</title>
    <description>    "I've asked my child's doctor and searched the Web about how much tummy time 
my baby needs and when she should start, but I've heard a lot of different answers. 
Are there any specific standards for tummy time?" 
    
  Gay Girolami, a physical therapist and member of the Pathways Medical Round Table, 
a group of leading pediatric professionals that include pediatricians, surgeons, 
physical therapists, nurses and researchers, is all too familiar with questions 
like this one...</description>
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    <title>How Did I Know That? - Investigating Mother's Intuition</title>
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    The first time it happened, I woke up at 3 in the morning. Except for the sound 
of my legs rustling under the blankets as I sat up, there was no sound. In the 
shimmer of a red nightlight, nothing looked disturbed. But in the center of my 
breathing, it felt tight...</description>
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    <title>Hit the Sack, Baby - Why Are Some Experts Recommending Sleep Sacks?</title>
    <description>  Designing the nursery and shopping for bedding is one of the many pleasures of 
planning for a new baby. Although tucking your little one in with a comforter 
that coordinates perfectly with the rest of the room's decor seems like a set 
up for sweet dreams, blankets and other bedding aren't safe for use in the crib...</description>
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