Parenting can be busy, and sometimes stressful, but kids deserve quality time every day. Check out these tips for creating some quality time in your evening family routine.
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Learn a song about washing hands for preschoolers
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Change a baby's diaper the right way
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Make rock salt animals with your kids
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Take a baby's temperature
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Comfort a fussy baby with a stability ball
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Help a preschooler hop on one leg
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Use a shirt as an emergency baby carrier
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Fold a pinless cloth diaper for newborn babies
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Take your baby's rectal temperature
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How To:
Install a pressure-mounted baby gate without putting holes in the wall
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How To:
Teach children to be gentle
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How To:
Use the football hold for a baby
-
How To:
Use a towel as an emergency baby carrier
-
How To:
Debunk the myths on a box of Kellogg's Rice Krispies
-
How To:
Hold a baby safely
-
How To:
Soothe and heal chapped nipples
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How To:
Learn a song about washing hands for preschoolers
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How To:
Make rock salt animals with your kids
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How To:
Teach kids not to hurt others
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How To:
Choose the healthiest cheese puffs for your kids
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How To:
Treat acid reflux in toddlers
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How To:
Change a baby's diaper the right way
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How To:
Care for an infant's foreskin
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How To:
Take a baby's temperature
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How To:
Comfort a fussy baby with a stability ball
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How To:
Help a preschooler hop on one leg
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Make children listen with their "listening ears"
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Take your baby's rectal temperature
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