With so much that seems to be working against you, how do you make the transition to potty training a boy? Here are our best tips.

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Regardless of the hundreds of dollars I have shelled out in plushies, musical video game controllers, and baby-friendly Disney Princess figurines, what my nine-month-old daughter loves to play with most is everything BUT the toys I bought her.

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Ah, the good old days. I have fond memories of riding in the car with my mom, as she stuck out her arm to keep me from sliding off the seat when she made a sudden stop. Here are a few other things our moms did that parents today would never do. Come to think of it, how did we make it alive?

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Have you heard about the new Clubhouse app in your social media timelines yet? If not, you will soon.

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Girls tend to be easier when it comes to potty training, compared to boys. While every child has their own personality, girls tend to want to please more than boys and that makes it easier to incentivize them. But that isn’t to say that potty training girls is always easy.

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Spring cleaning might just be my least favorite time of year, besides tax season. But they both do have a nice payoff at the end – much like that nice refund check, there’s a fresh, clean house to look forward to. And here’s a great way to spend some of your IRS bounty – on a few items to make your spring cleaning less painful.

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Don’t get me wrong: I love my husband, and I love the features he and my daughter share. From day one, it’s been easy to see that they both have blue eyes, they have the same smile — she’s definitely his daughter. But for some reason, every time someone pointed that out to me right after she was born, it totally stung, and I have a feeling I’m not the only mom who feels that way.

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Sponsored by Paramount+. Sometimes the best memories can be made together right in a family's hometown. Whether everyone gathers together for a movie night, plays some fun games in the living room, or drives to a nearby park, there are so many kid-friendly ways to enjoy a staycation. This spring, why not try some new things together as a family? Pretend to be a tourist in your home state. Or even just unplug and enjoy one another's company for a couple of days. And the best part? No suitcases to pack. Here are five staycation activities to enjoy over spring break.

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We often underestimate the importance of our child’s social life. But think about how vital our social interactions are to us as adults. Just replace that glass of wine over dinner with a juice box and a game of tag, and you can relate.

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My daughter recently hit a major milestone: Babbling. For months, I’ve been practicing with her, repeating “mama” over and over again, hoping that would be the first word out of her mouth.

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