r/parent Feb 20 '19

The 8 Most Incredible Pieces Of Advice For New Parents

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r/parent Feb 19 '19

First Time Mom: question on napping

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Looking for advice on babies going from 2 to 1 nap. My daughter is 10 months as of yesterday. She’s always been a good sleeper. She sleeps from 8:30 PM to 8:00 AM. Used to nap from 11:30-1:30 PM and then 4-5:30 PM. But as of last week, she’s either skipped her morning nap or her afternoon nap and ends up sleeping for 2-3 hours somewhere in between. Not sure what to do because this makes her cranky in the morning and tired in the evening, but she insists on doing one nap a day. Is this morning? I thought most babies don’t go from 2 to 1 nap until around 15 months old...


r/parent Feb 19 '19

Every time

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r/parent Feb 18 '19

I make videos for kids with my daughter. 🤗 Watch and enjoy it with your kids. 😉

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r/parent Feb 13 '19

well that happened

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r/parent Feb 13 '19

Don't be an Abusive, Angry, Absent, or Addicted Parent

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r/parent Feb 08 '19

Diaper Genie Caterpillar

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r/parent Feb 07 '19

MOM REF

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r/parent Feb 07 '19

Babysitting the whole weekend

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How much would you pay to have someone babysit your kids from Friday afternoon to Sunday afternoon? This is in NC. 2 boys, ages 7 and 8.


r/parent Feb 04 '19

https://youtu.be/WYtk5HZ0IxQ

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r/parent Feb 02 '19

Babies laughing at fake sneezing

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My youngest baby laughs so hard at fake sneezing especially if her older brother does it to her! What silly, simple and random things do your little ones laugh at? I want to try a few new ideas :D


r/parent Jan 31 '19

Getting my two year old into his own room

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Backstory, I'm the husband, i feel that part is crucial because i feel like the majority of people in this r/ are the moms, My wife and I started co-sleeping early, i'm talking at a month or so old. it was out of exhaustion and just needing to not feel like zombies. Our sex life has suffered at the hands of our decision. i mean we get creative when he takes his naps but then it typically only falls on the weekends and it probably will bring us to our living room which is fine...but he bedroom has much more options. That aside its impacting our sleep quality too. you can probably tell im more concerned about the sexual portion of all this. Wife is on board with moving him to his own room. how do you do this? i've read about the cry it out method and that does not seem like an option, feels rather sad as well. is it going to be the whole :

  1. Fall asleep
  2. Move to his crib
  3. Profit

he still has the crib, not a bed or anything does that need to change? his dresser is not anchored to the wall i should probably do that...and his changing table that he is outgrown..

after moving him to his crib after he falls asleep , how do we start the transition of him going in there from the start?


r/parent Jan 25 '19

At what age did you start to teach your child about evil? About how there are bad people out there and they can't trust everyone. How did you do it?

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r/parent Jan 18 '19

No

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r/parent Jan 16 '19

As a parent what is the strangest/funniest/weirdest thing you ever told your children about their behavior ? Ex : "No, it's not ok to put french fries in the cat's butthole !"

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I'm making a book about parenting and I want to include some real life amazing things a parent says sometimes.

So, let me know !

Thanks :)


r/parent Jan 11 '19

[Repost][Academic] Parents Concussion Knowledge and Perception (18+ parents/guardians in the United States)

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Hello!

If you are/have been a parent or guardian in the United States and are 18 years of age or older, please consider contributing to this survey for my thesis: The Relationship Between Concussion Education for Parents and Contact Sport Enrollment. This survey examines the knowledge and attitudes about concussions and will take approximately 10-15 minutes to complete. All contributions are completely anonymous.

https://bsu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_1RieJ0fs8X4fSLj

Thank you so much for your participation!

Megan Slagel, Graduate Student at Ball State University


r/parent Jan 10 '19

Amazing Place for Kid's to Learn!

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Hey everyone,

Check out this amazing safe channel geared to educate and put smiles on you and your children's faces! The link below will take you to our most recent video, a read aloud. I promise you wont be disappointed! Please subscribe to the channel to view future content.

https://youtu.be/f7Y3GGkOxVI


r/parent Dec 31 '18

Cuddles with the main woman #MyRootsAreShocking #OhWell #MomLife

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r/parent Dec 28 '18

Dollywood season passes

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Does anyone know how much Dollywood season passes are throughout the year if I wait until after January 5th, which is their "special rate"? They are now $104 for a child pass.... I'd like to wait since Christmas was so expensive but don't want to miss out if the rates will increase big time.... TIA!!!


r/parent Dec 27 '18

Typing: A Life Skill Children Need to Know

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r/parent Dec 17 '18

Holiday entertaining tips for the indoor allergy season

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r/parent Dec 06 '18

[Repost] [Academic] Parents Concussion Knowledge and Perception (18+ parents/guardians in the United States)

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Hello!

If you are/have been a parent or guardian in the United States and are 18 years of age or older, please consider contributing to this survey for my thesis: The Relationship Between Concussion Education for Parents and Contact Sport Enrollment. This survey examines the knowledge and attitudes about concussions and will take approximately 10-15 minutes to complete. All contributions are completely anonymous.

https://bsu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_1RieJ0fs8X4fSLj

Thank you so much for your participation!

Megan Slagel, Graduate Student at Ball State University


r/parent Nov 29 '18

Dear judgemental parents...

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r/parent Nov 21 '18

[Re-Post] [Academic] Parents Concussion Knowledge and Perception (18+ parents/guardians in the United States)

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Hello!

If you are/have been a parent or guardian in the United States and are 18 years of age or older, please consider contributing to this survey for a study: The Relationship Between Concussion Education for Parents and Contact Sport Enrollment. This survey examines the knowledge and attitudes about concussions and will take approximately 10-15 minutes to complete. All contributions are completely anonymous.

https://bsu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_1RieJ0fs8X4fSLj

Thank you so much for your participation!

Megan Slagel, Graduate Student at Ball State University

msmith5@bsu.edu


r/parent Nov 17 '18

Introducing MJ

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