Diary of a BlueSuitMom: Prevent Head Lice So You Don’t Have to Treat it!
The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) on Monday released a study which urges schools not to send children home when head lice, or nits, are present. ”Most researchers agree that no-nit policies should be abandoned,” the report reads. “No healthy child should be excluded from or allowed to miss school time because of head lice.” While [...]Read more...
BlueSuitMom Great Find: Lil' Miss Diva Dresses Save 15% and 50% of Profits Donated to Charity
Like most moms I know I'm a sucker for cute clothes. My daughter's closet is filled with them. My favorites are all by the same designer. My friend Imee Nefer Guish of Lil' Miss Diva. Her dresses are stylish, hip and well made. I can honestly say we have one dress in particular that if Leila sees it in the closet there may be a little meltdown if we do not put it on immediately. She would wear it every day. Find out why we're donating 50% off profits to charity on all Lil' Miss Diva dresses.
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10 Tips for Balancing Home and Work
Parents of today who are busy pursuing a career, maintaining a home, and raising children face a complex balancing act. Parents wear many "hats" on a daily basis: they act as coaches, teachers, chauffeurs, guidance counselors, health consultants, social conveners, conflict managers, and cooks - just to name a few. Most parents lack adequate organizational experience to prepare them for such diverse roles. This means parents must learn to work together to establish a plan of action for keeping things in balance and then communicate and reinforce this plan so that everyone in the family will respect and benefit from it.
Here are 10 easy tips for developing a home/life balance plan of action.
Early Childhood Care: What You Need to Know
As parents, it's our job to raise healthy, well-adjusted children so they have bright and productive futures. However, most parents recognize the huge role that other caregivers and outside influences have on children. It truly takes a village to raise a child, and one of the most important citizens in that village is the early child care provider. So how do you choose the right village, or the program, that's right for you and your child? First, it's important to understand the benefits that consistent early childhood care can provide to all members of the family. Read on ...
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