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Because our community is so large, BabyCenter doesn't monitor or verify the information posted by our members.

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I came across a discussion on a BabyCenter message board where the original poster posed the question How do you explain childbirth to a child?

I do a lot of my shopping at the BabyCenter store because they have an amazing selection of inexpensive basics and designer goods, too, at great prices.

BabyCenter polled more than 1,000 moms on what they do for their kids when they're sick, what medicines they feel comfortable giving, and whether they ever bend the rules on sending a sick kid to school.

I don't comment a lot, but I read several times a week and trust you all a bit more than I do BabyCenter forum commenters.

If you do please email me through babycenter and let me know what helped you!

BabyCenter en Español did a baby names survey of more than 17,000 Latino parents in the United States, Latin America, and Spain to learn what parents are looking for in a name and why they choose the baby names they do.

Read what other moms and dads do to stop kids» whining and swap stories and advice about behavior and discipline with other parents in the BabyCenter Community.

BabyCenter en Español did a baby names survey of more than 17,000 parents in the United States, Latin America, and Spain to learn what parents are looking for in a name and why they choose the baby names they do.

Find support online (like in BabyCenter's Breastfeeding Support and Help Group) so you don't feel alone.

About 73 percent of BabyCenter moms polled said that they nested during pregnancy, and 27 percent said that they didn't.

im on your side babycenter, keep doing what your doing!

Leave BabyCenter and don't look back.

Below you'll find the top baby expenses BabyCenter moms reported to us and what you can do to lower them.

In fact, in a poll of BabyCenter moms, 40 percent say breastfeeding didn't help them drop pounds while 60 percent say it did.

So many moms don't get the proper support early on and then abandon the attempt... babycenter should put out an article that recommends taking a breastfeeding class prior to birth so moms have the proper info BEFORE issues arise.

But rather than turn bath - time into just another to - do, BabyCenter and Aveeno Baby remind you to take a pause, and savor the magic in these tiny moments.

In a BabyCenter poll, 70 percent of women said they were afraid they'd poop while giving birth, 39 percent said they actually did, and of those, only 22 percent were embarrassed by it.

BabyCenter editor Danielle Townsend cites a study showing that women still do 70 to 75 percent of childcare and housework in Australian homes.

«Fathers are also entitled to 37 weeks of parental leave, but many still don't take advantage of this benefit,» says BabyCenter associate editor Ann Elisabeth Samson.

thanks for this, I don't remember this being sent out in my weekly babycenter email during my first pregnancy.

My husband and I read that on babycenter it is recommended but does not clearly state why.

As one BabyCenter member put it, «If couples don't continue to reconnect during the years their kids are young (and still at home), where do you think those couples end up when the kids leave the house?»

That's not true at all, every baby is different so you can't say that they have to reach this milestone, so you shouldn't write things like this if you don't know about this topic, babycenter.

The BabyCenter article suggests reassuring your child but don't make him talk about the dream if he doesn't want to.

Visit BabyCenter ® to learn what to do both before your baby arrives and as she grows.

Here, BabyCenter parents share stories about what they did when their little one's comfort object was lost.

I don't even know hat I could have done without BabyCenter.

Visit BabyCenter ® to learn what to do to help her wake up with clean sheets.

«Even when my kids were really little, our pediatrician talked calmly to them and told them exactly what he was doing,» says one BabyCenter mom.

«I've told my daughter never to give any personal information to people she doesn't know,» says BabyCenter reader Gina, mom to Tamara, 7.

BabyCenter moms and experts share solutions to 12 child hazards that don't get covered in those brochures in your pediatrician»...

I'll do this twice, and on his third attempt I'll end the bath,» says BabyCenter reader DF # 30.

Based on responses from almost 2,000 moms, BabyCenter found that Mark Wahlberg and his wife, Rhea Durham, did the best job in naming their little girl, Grace Margaret.

BabyCenter moms tell you all their tricks for squeezing in more zzzzs during those crazy newborn months: «In the morning, stay in your PJs and keep going back to bed until you get enough sleep - even if that means you don't get up until noon!»

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BabyCenter also suggests doing bicycle exercises with baby's legs to help move gas along (this works for grownups too, you know).

As the website BabyCenter points out, families who make their own baby food, instead of using store - bought, do not ascribe to just one recipe or method, per se.

It kind of makes sense, especially when you think about the fact that, as the website BabyCenter points out, babies in the first three months of life still don't even have fully mature intestines.

In a BabyCenter survey, most moms said they spend less time doing their hair, getting dressed, and putting on makeup compared with pre-child days.

These views are solely those of our users and do not represent the views of BabyCenter, nor do they represent any endorsement by BabyCenter of any product, direct or implied.

BabyCenter should have been giving tips on how to avoid junk food, TV, etc., instead of trying to say, «It's ok, you are not the only one who does that, so don't feel bad.»

Don't wait until the last minute to do this, advises travel gurus at BabyCenter magazindo this, advises travel gurus at BabyCenter magazine.

Talk to mom friends or other BabyCenter moms about which items they really found useful, and don't worry about the rest.

Group owners may place supplemental rules within their group; those rules do not override the community guidelines and BabyCenter Staff will not enforce those supplemental rules.

If an in - person class doesn't work for you, try BabyCenter's online childbirth class.

Unless you have read 3 or more books, (not blogs or BabyCenter) please don't give us your opinion on v's because it is not an educated one.

According to BabyCenter, if you don't take time - outs seriously, your child won't either.

I hate that babycenter advocates Cry It Out to patents that don't know any better.

I just wanted to say to babycenter member comment from July 13 for thinking it not medically possible for some women to not be able to produce enough milk and that it's just an excuse women use to use formula... Well I am one of the women who can not medically produce enough milk and don't appreciate your heartless comment.