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Powered by The Salvation Army. Every day, tough breaks happen to honest folks. But thankfully, every day, good people happen to bad things. To give, ask your smart speaker to make a donation to The Salvation Army, or make your gift at Salvation Army USA dot org - How to Keep Your Allergic Kid Safe - Practice epinephrine injection administration with an immunologist and make sure people who will be caring for children with allergies understand how and when to use the device.

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How to Prevent Yourself From Spoiling Your Kid - Reconsider your own attitude if you think your child is acting spoiled. Children model their parents’ behavior and research says entitled parents can easily raise a spoiled kid. -- Time now for the Dad Joke of the Day - Why did Humpty Dumpty have a great fall? To make up for his miserable summer.

Powered by The Salvation Army. Every day, tough breaks happen to honest folks. But thankfully, every day, good people happen to bad things. To give, ask your smart speaker to make a donation to The Salvation Army, or make your gift at Salvation Army USA dot org - How to Pinpoint When Your Baby Will Detect Face Expressions - "Research says infants as old as nine minutes old can detect faces, while one-years old will take social cues from your face.

Threatening violence or the loss of love might seem like obvious no-no’s, but there are more subtle phrases just as damaging.

Powered by The Salvation Army. Every day, tough breaks happen to honest folks. But thankfully, every day, good people happen to bad things. To give, ask your smart speaker to make a donation to The Salvation Army, or make your gift at Salvation Army USA dot org - How to Fix Your Kid’s Dislocated Elbow - Dislocating a kid’s elbow commonly occurs when a parent them by the wrists. Take a child to a doctor if you think the dislocated elbow is a fracture or worse.

Transitioning to a toddler bed is a big change for the kid, and frustratingly slow for the parents. Patience is essential.

How to Improve Your Toddler’s Walking Skills - "Bare feet on a variety of textures helps increase balance and coordination. Flexible, breathable, sneaker style shoes work best when the terrain is too rough, hot, or cold. " And now, here's the Dad Joke of the Day: How do you make an artichoke? You strangle it.

Powered by The Salvation Army. Every day, tough breaks happen to honest folks. But thankfully, every day, good people happen to bad things. To give, ask your smart speaker to make a donation to The Salvation Army, or make your gift at Salvation Army USA dot org -- How to Deal with Your Kids’ Love of Guns - Keep real guns away from children at all costs. Kids are naturally—and perhaps evolutionarily—drawn to guns, especially boys.

When strapped into a car seat or secured in a wrap, infants and young children tend to look like bobbleheads.

Powered by The Salvation Army. Every day, tough breaks happen to honest folks. But thankfully, every day, good people happen to bad things. To give, ask your smart speaker to make a donation to The Salvation Army, or make your gift at Salvation Army USA dot org - How to Create a Consistent Bedtime Routine for Your Kid - Keep a consistent bedtime and a calming routine that includes a warm bath, a massage and a lullaby to soothe your child to sleep.

Parents need to look for a consistent pattern of feeding before popping in the pacifier — and not freak out if the baby doesn't self-soothe.

How to Know When Dirt is Good For Your Kid - Minimize antibiotics and let your kid get a little dirty. Research says a kid's getting exposed to germs from healthy soil, animals, and people is acceptable. And now time for the Dad Joke of the Day - What washes up on really small beaches? Micro-waves.