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The holidays can feel like an emotional tug-of-war when co-parenting after a separation
With clear communication, early planning, and a focus on what really matters—your child’s experience—it’s possible to create a joyful, low-conflict season.
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Family Health and Parenting: A Simple Guide for Everyday Life
Family health and parenting touch every stage of life, from pregnancy and newborn care to raising toddlers, teens, and young adults. These moments can be exciting, overwhelming, and full of questions—especially when it comes to keeping everyone healthy, supported, and thriving.
Whether it's understanding a child’s changing needs, managing common health concerns, or building routines that help the whole family feel their best, parents often need reliable information that’s clear, practical, and easy to use.
For generations, families have debated where their smarts come from — Dad’s quick wit or Mom’s problem-solving skills. Recent research, however, points to a surprising answer: mothers may have a genetic edge when it comes to passing on intelligence.
By the third trimester, your little one can hear your voice, respond to sounds, and even recognize familiar rhythms. Engaging with your baby before birth can strengthen your connection and provide comfort to both of you.
Researchers found that when fathers experience symptoms of depression, anxiety, or stress—particularly during the perinatal period (from conception to two years after birth)—their children are more likely to show delays in key developmental areas.
