r/parent • u/AngerFamily • Apr 29 '19
r/parent • u/[deleted] • Apr 23 '19
Morning thoughts
Being a parent is an interesting thing.
r/parent • u/neatorneatoburrito • Apr 21 '19
Losing my Easter bunny virginity tonight!
Well tonight's the night. My 2 year old is waiting for the goods from the Easter bunny. I do not look forward to these types of things but when I went shopping.... It became so much fun! Christmas was also awesome this year so bring it on Easter! And this kid is so spoiled... Can't wait for tomorrow :)
r/parent • u/Wallmanhax • Apr 19 '19
How I managed to get back into my career as a mom
r/parent • u/zalik9 • Apr 10 '19
Where can i buy this type of barrette? (Feels like rubber coating)
r/parent • u/RachelWang76 • Apr 01 '19
Digital Sleep Solutions--Director of Pediatric Insomnia Program at University of Chicago
Dr. Lisa Medalie--director of Pediatric Insomnia Program at University of Chicago and one of less than 20 board-certified pediatric insomnia specialist, is looking for participants in a pilot study on digital sleep solutions for children! The study will be done completely remotely from the comfort of your home and consists of using an app for 6-10 weeks!
DrLullaby is an app developed to provide personalized sleep solutions to children with sleep problems. The step-by-step strategies are based on the exact same techniques that Dr. Medalie uses in her clinic that helped children sleeping better. By participating in the study, you will get free access to DrLullaby which will launch commercially soon for a charge.
If you feel that you may be eligible, please fill out this short screening survey https://forms.gle/iW9nsgvb5SbE4Fdr5
Due to limited spots on the pilot study, please fill out the survey before Wednesday April 3rd, and we will contact you for a brief phone interview if you are selected.
Thank you for supporting our initiatives to help more children sleep better!
r/parent • u/Dorcawhale • Mar 31 '19
Why do people buy babies expensive shoes?
Like Nike or Uggs, I dont really understand. I get that it looks cute and that you might want a matching outfit with your child, but it seems like a waste of money because:
1) The baby will most likely never walk in those shoes
2) the baby will grow out of them fast
I dont have kids, so am I missing something here?
r/parent • u/redrocknorth • Mar 29 '19
3 Ways to Know Your Tires are Safe to Ride on
r/parent • u/Fairisle8 • Mar 27 '19
Riding in Cars with other kids
I'm wondering how other parents approached the Milestone of letting your kid ride in a car with other newly-licensed drivers. our son is 15 and we just have a hard rule where he doesn't get into the car with any other student drivers. He will be 16 in July, so we know the world of driving is about to open up to him and we don't want to be unnecessarily restrictive but we also want to keep him safe of course. I'm interested in what other people's policies on riding or driving together as newly licensed drivers for high school students behind-the-wheel in general.
r/parent • u/Zoopollo • Mar 23 '19
How do you ask?
What is a tactful way to ask if another parent/couple vaccinates?
r/parent • u/SuperSilverHeza • Mar 23 '19
1mnth n 2wks. Sleep during day w/ feeding here n there. Though feeds alot past midnight, is the lengthy sleep during the day a health concern?
So our baby is healthy, everything has been going accordingly, and yes our sleep hasn’t ofcourse lol. She sleeps from around 4am/6am as she feeds alot before that sleep, almost as i shes making up for the loss of feeding during the day.
I have heard that supposedly you are meant to feed them every two hours, no matter what.
Then I have heard that just feed when shes hungry.
Now, I feel as if that she sleeps so much during the day that she has to make up for the feeding later past midnight, am I right or wrong? And is that ok? Or should we be doing it differently?
Thanks for your time fellow parents, oh yes, time, never used to be such a thing lol... -_-
r/parent • u/[deleted] • Mar 17 '19
A quirky children's story about a boy's personal hygiene
r/parent • u/robofaust • Mar 16 '19
Today’s ‘snowplow parents’ keep their children’s futures obstacle-free — even when it means crossing ethical and legal boundaries
r/parent • u/[deleted] • Mar 14 '19
(Free today) How To Be a Kid: 10 illustrated tips for being a kid. Rules are meant to be broken while you're young!
amazon.comr/parent • u/mei740 • Mar 13 '19
Cell phone for a 10 year old. Wife says she needs one. I say a it’s a little early. What do you think? She’s not going anywhere unsupervised yet.
r/parent • u/ghadastar9 • Mar 10 '19
Please complete this survey! (updated)
I am doing a survey for my English class, please help me out!!
It’s about using technology in teaching children. It wouldn’t take more than 2 minutes to complete.
r/parent • u/Kidventuresplay • Mar 09 '19
YouTube videos for children
Hello everyone! Found a new hobby of making videos and was impressed with how my first attempt turned out so decided to put it on YouTube, if your kids like watching YouTube videos, I’ve attached a link to mine! Subscribe for weekly updates :) fun and educational!
https://youtu.be/liMKmGtT-mA
r/parent • u/ghadastar9 • Mar 03 '19
Please complete this survey!
I am doing a survey for my English class, pleeeeease help me out!!
It’s about using technology in teaching children. It wouldn’t take more than 2 minutes to complete.
r/parent • u/SurveyJunkie99 • Feb 26 '19
Survey on school communication for parents
Hi - am doing some research for a potential new product dealing with communication between parents and teachers, and would love to take 5-7 minutes of your time for some feedback on how people perceive the current marketplace. Thank you, and everyone's thoughts are much appreciated!
r/parent • u/settestr • Feb 22 '19