The world can be cruel to growing children. Give your child the tools to deal with life's setbacks.
Prepare your child for the real world
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How To: Prepare your child for the real world
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Install a pressure-mounted baby gate without putting holes in the wall
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How To:
Use the football hold for a baby
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Use a towel as an emergency baby carrier
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