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  1. How to Teach Your Baby to Swim at 6-12 Months Old | Woombie

    How to Teach Your Baby to Swim at 6-12 Months Old | Woombie

    Teaching your baby how to swim at an early age can save their lives. Since pool water has a similar environment to your womb, they developed this instinctive skill to swim. But unfortunately, babies can lose this natural gift if parents don't allow them to relearn it.

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  2. How Backyard Pools Benefits Both Children and Adults

    How Backyard Pools Benefits Both Children and Adults

    When you are considering a backyard pool for your home, it is important to consider all of the benefits for the entire family. Both children, and this includes young children and teenagers, and adults have a lot at stake when it comes to deciding to have a swimming area right on the premises. After all, there is some work to be done with a pool, and then of course there are the hours of fun associated with a backyard pool. Here are some expected and perhaps surprising advantages of a family pool.

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  3. Teach Your Child Safe Browsing Techniques | Woombie

    Teach Your Child Safe Browsing Techniques | Woombie

    These days, children are accessing the internet in ever-increasing numbers. 80% of parents of children between ages 5 and 11 report that their child uses a computer or tablet. Kids and teens spend an estimated 44.5 hours weekly using digital media of some type. Nearly a quarter of kids and teens report a belief that they are addicted to video games. Clearly, there is a need for parents to work with their children to establish procedures and rules for safe internet usage in this age of increased screen time. By following these guidelines, parents can help their kids to navigate the internet safely.

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  4. Guide for Keeping Kids Happy Inside a Car | Woombie

    Guide for Keeping Kids Happy Inside a Car | Woombie

    Did you know that having children screaming in a moving car is more dangerous than using a cell phone while driving?

    This was the conclusion of a study done by researchers from Australia’s Monash University. The researchers established that children are a dozen times more distracting to a driver than using a mobile phone while in control of a moving vehicle.

    Such conclusions lead to an important question. Are parents better off allowing more than usual screen time to keep children busy and less distracting inside a car? 

    This is the question we attempt to answer in this article. We start by defining screen time and scream time. We then focus on the effects of screen time on children. Finally, we provide some tips on how you can take advantage of screen time to keep children happy when taking a road trip.

     

    What is Screen Time?

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  5. 4 Things to Consider Before Sharing Photos of Your Children on Social Media

    4 Things to Consider Before Sharing Photos of Your Children on Social Media

    Few jobs are more enjoyable than being a parent. The average parent is extremely proud of their children and wants to share their talents and accomplishments. One of the best ways to let all of your friends and family members know more about what your child is up to is by posting on social media.

     

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  6. 7 Tips for a Safe Road Trip With Your Baby

    7 Tips for a Safe Road Trip With Your Baby

    Planning a road trip, moving, or any other long drive with a baby or toddler isn't easy. You need to think about many things and be prepared for any situation. But don't worry, you got this! With our help, you'll learn about tips for a safe road trip with your baby you can apply to your ride, so it goes by as smoothly as possible. Whether you are visiting grandma's house or taking a break at one of the best family vacation destinations, we'll ensure you've got everything covered.

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  7. Mistakes to Avoid When Designing a Kid-Friendly Bathroom

    Mistakes to Avoid When Designing a Kid-Friendly Bathroom

    When designing a kid-friendly bathroom, the most important thing is to remember that kids aren't just little adults.

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  8. Safety Concerns to Watch Out For Now That You Have Kids

    Safety Concerns to Watch Out For Now That You Have Kids

    Being a parent is stressful. When you have kids, especially young ones, it can feel like all your time is going toward keeping them from hurting themselves. Unfortunately, young children often get into trouble around the house just from curiosity. If you're new to parenting, here are some household safety concerns you may need to watch for. 

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  9. How To Keep Your Little Ones Safe on Their Devices

    How To Keep Your Little Ones Safe on Their Devices

    It seems like everyone is always on a device these days. Whether smartphone, tablet or computer, your children may be hounding you about wanting their own. Smartphones help keep your kids safe in the case of an emergency, but they can also lead to serious trouble. How do you decide what devices to allow your kids to have? How do you keep them safe online if they get one of these devices? Here are several suggestions for keeping your children secure from internet-enabled devices' pitfalls.

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  10. Creating a safe and healthy room for your child | Woombie

    Creating a safe and healthy room for your child | Woombie

    When it comes to our children, we want to do everything in our power to ensure their safety. But with so much information out there, it can be tough to know where to start. In this article, we will discuss some tips for creating a safe and healthy room for your child.

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