Summer is the best time for kids to go to the beach, soak in the sun and take vacations. With so much going on, minor wounds and injuries are often inevitable while playing. Extreme heat can also cause dehydration and heat cramps. Overcome all these summer woes by learning natural and home remedies for first aid. Antibacterial Ointment for Scrapes, Cuts and Wounds It's natural for kids to be clumsy. Sometimes, they ...
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Rising temperatures don’t mean you have to stay inside with your little one. Getting out and about in the summer sun can be fun for the whole family as long as you take precautions. Check out this guide to keeping your baby safe and happy while you enjoy all the activities this amazing season offers. 1. Dress Baby Lightly One light layer of clothing is ideal for babies playing in the sun. ...
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Republished article by JPMA Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association Parents everywhere are faced with the challenge of creating healthy and safe environments to help 5kids reach their fullest potential. While maintaining a child’s general health and nutrition is essential, making sure kids are safe in the car is equally important. In recognition of Child Passenger Safety Week 2022 (September 18 - 24), JPMA is answering common questions about car safety seats, including both car seats ...
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What do you even need for a second baby? Is it tacky to throw a baby shower every time you get pregnant? Are you ever going to be able to sneeze three times without peeing a little? Motherhood the second time around comes with a lot of big questions, but one thing that should NOT be a big deal is your baby registry. If you didn’t plan on having another baby and ...
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The time has finally come: You have spent the past days and months being your child’s sole provider. You made sure they were fed lovingly, their emotional needs and support were met, and gently put them to bed every night. But now something is calling you away. Perhaps it’s an overdue date night, time for solo self-care, or a work or personal engagement that is physically drawing you away from your ...
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Un-Busy? Slow Down? No way. If I slow down, the laundry will pile up. If I get un-busy, the family won’t get fed. If I take a break or take care of myself, my whole entire world will fall apart because guess what? If I don’t do it, it won’t get done! If I put it all down, my house and my life will start to look like me or how I ...
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You know those mamas who always look put together? I'm talking their makeup on, hair done, wearing clothes with an abnormally scarce amount of sticky finger stains and/or spit-up? Well, get ready to join them, because you GOT THIS. The experts say that when you look good, you feel good, and there’s some solid psychology to back that up. The problem is, most moms barely have time for a hot shower, ...
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Liz’s story shook me to my core. Liz suffered from multiple miscarriages before giving birth to two healthy children, a struggle that just 1% of American moms experiences. “From a young age I always knew my calling was to be a mother. I dreamed of having five or six kids, in a house full of tiny feet running amuck and lots of laughter flowing from every room.” Liz’s difficulties in conceiving challenged ...
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According to the Pew Research Center, 40% of new marriages in 2013 were between couples in which one partner had been previously married. Blended families aren’t just common, they’re normal, and make up a significant percentage of the population in the US. But being a mother to a child you didn’t give birth to isn’t always easy, and we learned from one Joovy Stepmom just how hard of a role it ...
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Every mom is special and worthy and enough, but this week, Joovy Magazine wanted to highlight specific types of moms that face unique challenges and unexpected blessings. Today, we meet working mom Christina, whose passion for fun and personal identity has led her to find the delicate balance between work and her children. “Up until the day I pushed my first son out I wasn’t truly sold on the idea of ...
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