Hey Everyone!

So I have a close friend who has a child that struggles with Lactose Intolerance. It breaks my heart to deny this poor child cookies and ice cream whenever there's a sleep over! I'm hoping this video can help anyone who has this problem. It helped my friends child tremendously! Every kid has gotta enjoy a cookie once in a while...

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It has been a continuous tradition in a family regardless of race to anticipate for a child’s first birthday. In some countries like China, Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Philippines, there is a belief that once a baby is given an abundant first natal day celebration, that baby would have a prosperous living in the future. The gift given is also perceived to have big effects on the development of the child.

These superstitious beliefs may not have scientific explanations but it suggests

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Safety is one of the biggest factors that every parent should put into consideration when the issue of parenting knocks. It should not be taken for granted nor should it be disregarded. No matter how we try to make our precious babies safe and sound to the highest level possible, there remains a threat. We may not know it, but sometimes we are the ones bringing them in possible danger. There is no denying it, we give our babies a lot of stuffs that we, ourselves are not assured of what effect co… Continue

this week has gone by quite fast. To back track - father's night was great. Nina had a blast showing off to her dad and her dad got to meet other kids she talks about and their dads, which was great (father bonding..)

We were fighting the flu the last few weeks so a little drain of energy. Nina is now into ballet and would like to start ballet (which will most probably happen starting April due to some timing conflicts.) She has started her swimming classes, which she likes and ofcours

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Nina was extremely excited to get up this morning and go to school because tonite is Father's Night for her class - she gets to show her dad (her most favorite person in the world) what she does in school most days. She's going to pick her most favorite activities and show them to dad (which I would guess would be math work - division, reading puzzle boxes and doing maps of the various continents. Somewhere in between she might sneek her other non-educational related activity - taking care of

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