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As a Senior Master Trainer for Lagree Fitness and a Certified Prenatal/Postnatal Trainer, I know that when new moms are ready to restart their workouts, they are often faced with challenges that pregnancy can bring with it, such as Diastasis Recti and a weakened pelvic floor. As a mom to
by Sarah Ezrin Eighteen times. That’s how many times I just caught my mind wandering while breastfeeding my son. I hadn’t felt particularly distracted today. You know how there are some days when your mind is racing? This wasn’t one of those mornings. I had meditated when I woke up,
Expert Reveals 4 Tips to Keep Medically Fragile Babies Warm and Safe this Winter and 3 Things to Avoid November is Prematurity Awareness Month, but it is not only the month to remember those days in the NICU. It is also a time to start preparing for the winter months
Holiday travel with a special needs child 10 Tips for Holiday Travel when your Child has Autism or a Disability By Gina Brady, Fraser Sensory Supports and Training Manager As we approach the holidays and winter season, many families may be considering travel. Destination travel can be a special experience
Having worked in the early childhood education field for nearly ten years, I witnessed my fair share of biting incidents. Most of the time, they began spontaneously, typically appearing in the toddler and two-year-old rooms, manifesting in children whose language skills were still developing, and occurring anywhere from only one
Many parents struggle to help children comprehend what’s going on in the world—in ways that are age-appropriate and that they can understand—including how to manage feelings, find a sense of calm, and develop coping skills. Here are some practical strategies for parents to help children who may experience fear, dismay,
As a Senior Master Trainer for Lagree Fitness and a Certified Prenatal/Postnatal Trainer, I know that when new moms are ready to restart their workouts, they are often faced with
by Sarah Ezrin Eighteen times. That’s how many times I just caught my mind wandering while breastfeeding my son. I hadn’t felt particularly distracted today. You know how there
Expert Reveals 4 Tips to Keep Medically Fragile Babies Warm and Safe this Winter and 3 Things to Avoid November is Prematurity Awareness Month, but it is not only
Holiday travel with a special needs child 10 Tips for Holiday Travel when your Child has Autism or a Disability By Gina Brady, Fraser Sensory Supports and Training Manager As
Having worked in the early childhood education field for nearly ten years, I witnessed my fair share of biting incidents. Most of the time, they began spontaneously, typically appearing in
Many parents struggle to help children comprehend what’s going on in the world—in ways that are age-appropriate and that they can understand—including how to manage feelings, find a sense of
