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Category: NICU
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Wine, Wi-Fi, and Other Essentials for Bored Parents in Play Spaces
home insemination Kit Tomas Urbelionis / Shutterstock In a recent advertisement, Chuck E. Cheese’s has shifted its focus from fascinating kids with arcade games and towering animatronic animals to enticing their adult companions. The new spin showcases perks like a grown-up menu (because who wants to live on stale pizza and chicken nuggets?) and complimentary…
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Students Challenge School for Punishing Braided Hair Styles
home insemination Kit In a striking incident that highlights the ongoing debate over dress codes, a charter school in Massachusetts found itself under fire after two female students were suspended and barred from prom due to their braided hairstyles. Yes, braids were the culprit here. The students at the center of this uproar are twins…
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Rethinking Our Perspective on Millennial Parents
home insemination Kit In the realm of parenting, it’s common for new parents to make bold declarations about how they will raise their children. I, too, once proclaimed, “I WILL NEVER…” followed by a multitude of parenting absolutes, from avoiding baby talk to steering clear of children’s entertainment I deemed unworthy. Fast forward over a…
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Understanding the Weight of Depression
home insemination Kit As a writer, I delve into a wide array of topics because expressing myself through words is my primary skill. However, humor often feels like a mask I wear, concealing my true emotions. While I genuinely enjoy making others laugh, I frequently find myself struggling beneath the weight of depression—an experience that…
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How I Released My Baby and Found Serenity
home insemination Kit Parents are meant to see their children grow, not to plan funerals. Instead of dreaming about our child’s future beyond the NICU, we were thrust into a cycle of heartbreak. After giving birth to triplets more than 17 weeks premature, the odds were stacked against us from the start. Our first triplet,…
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Conversations About Race and Racism Are Essential — Not Divisive
home insemination Kit For quite some time now, I’ve immersed myself in the study of racism. As a white American committed to combating racial prejudice, I’ve participated in various seminars and workshops aimed at healing racial divides since childhood. My free time often involves delving into the history of race relations in the United States,…
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Adopting an Older Child: A Journey of Healing and Trust
home insemination Kit In the realm of adoption, welcoming an older child into your home can present unique challenges and profound rewards. This is particularly true for my daughter, whom we adopted from the foster care system eleven months ago when she was nine years old. Our first encounter took place in the administrative office…
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Girls’ Night Out: A Comparison of Pre-Children and Post-Children Experiences
home insemination Kit Every woman cherishes the occasion of a girls’ night out. From the laughter and popcorn shared during childhood sleepovers to the spirited grandmothers enjoying bingo night, spending time with friends has always been a beloved tradition among women. However, as many parents can attest, the approach to these cherished nights can alter…
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Public Schools Are Not Failing Us; We Are Failing Our Schools (and Our Children)
home insemination Kit When my family relocated to the suburbs a few years back, we had some fundamental criteria. We wanted to be relatively close to our extended family, live near public transportation, and, most importantly, reside in an area with strong public schools. After some searching, we found a charming fixer-upper just three blocks…
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Let’s Dive Into the Troubling Side of Bipolar Disorder: Hypersexuality
home insemination Kit When we talk about bipolar disorder, we often think of the dramatic highs and lows, but one aspect that rarely gets enough attention is hypersexuality. According to Sexual Health Matters, this symptom affects approximately 25 to 80% of individuals dealing with mania during their bipolar episodes. That’s not just a small blip…