Sentences with phrase «babycenter polled»

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.

(In a BabyCenter poll, 85 percent of moms - to - be said they wanted to find out the sex of their baby ahead of time, while the rest preferred to wait.)

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.

According to a BabyCenter poll, mothers said they most hoped to receive «anything made by my children» or «a card, a letter, or some other gift from the heart.»

According to a recent BabyCenter poll, 60 percent of expectant moms want an application to track their pregnancy.

But raising children can also make us more conscious of our impact on the earth — 47 percent of parents in a BabyCenter poll are more concerned about the environment since having kids.

And in a BabyCenter poll, 67 percent of moms said their babies had formula in the first six months.

Not exact matches

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

Half of parents polled by BabyCenter said they disagreed with their significant other about what to name their baby.

More than 1,100 BabyCenter moms responded to our celebrity baby names polls in late December 2015 and the first few days of January 2016.

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

You can share your poll just with friends and family, or make it public so other BabyCenter members can vote.

BabyCenter Moms» Picks are based on a nationwide survey and polling of moms and dads.

BabyCenter Moms» Picks are based on a polling of moms and dads.