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Swedish Preschool Does Away with 'Gender'

posted Monday, June 27, 2011 |

filed under: toddlers

Egalia, a preschool in Sweden, has implemented a genderless philosophy. The school has labeled boys and girls as simply "friends," even taking away the Swedish equivalent of pronouns such as "him," "her," "he," and "she."

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Whose Kid is THAT?

by michelle kemper brownlow posted Thursday, April 28, 2011 |

filed under: toddlers

Shoppers are staring. Spaghetti sauce is covering aisle 6 ... (sigh) and my shoes. His siren-like scream has moms from three counties speed-dialing Child Protective Services. He flails his body, hits his head, and screams louder. The moms who haven't called for backup are giving me "that look." Admit it, you would be, too.

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Five Oscar-Worthy Performances of Real Moms

by momstrosity posted Friday, February 25, 2011 |

filed under: toddlers

I would like to thank the Academy ... and my child-bearing hips.

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Study: Toddlers' Poor Eating Habits May Lower IQ

posted Wednesday, February 9, 2011 |

filed under: toddlers

A diet associated with high fat, sugar and processed food during early childhood may be associated with lower IQ in later childhood, says a new study.

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An iTouch for a 2-Year-Old?!

posted Wednesday, December 22, 2010 |

filed under: toddlers

I was at a restaurant a few days ago, and there was a long wait. As I looked around at all the people packed in like sardines, I noticed something. Almost all of the toddlers were playing with some type of electronic device.

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Does Your Toddler Need Sports Training?

by kate tuttle posted Saturday, December 4, 2010 |

filed under: fitness

A recent article in the New York Times described a rise in programs and products aimed at parents who want to begin sports training for their very young children -- even those too young to sit up.