Hold that thought
Hold that thought is about honest motherhood moments for moms with young kids, real talk from a pediatric nurse practitioner, and a little bit of life along the way.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 32 | Founded | 10 months ago | Last Issue | 3 days ago |
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The $20 Facebook Marketplace Dollhouse Makeover
I found this dollhouse on Facebook Marketplace for $20 and immediately saw the potential. It was solid wood, and the size was perfect for Lillian’s room, but I knew I could make it even more perfect for her.
What started as a quick Facebo...
A Ped’s Perspective: Your Child Wakes Up With a Barky Cough. Now What?
Croup is a common symptom of a viral illness in young children, most recognizable by its barky cough.
Your child may go to bed with a runny nose or mild cough and wake up a few hours later sounding completely different. It can come on quic...
A Ped’s Perspective: Raising Children Who Can Speak for Themselves
There are so many things we do for our children when they are young because they simply cannot do them for themselves yet. We speak for them, ask for what they need, answer questions, and help them through interactions with other people. It...
A Ped’s Perspective: Building Healthy Sleep Habits From the Start
Parents naturally think about sleep in terms of the stage they are currently in. As a pediatric nurse practitioner, I am trying to build habits that will carry children through every stage that comes after.
During the newborn stage, exhaus...
A Ped’s Perspective: Preparing Your Child for a Big Transition
Most parents can agree that back to school season brings up a lot of emotions.
Whether a child is starting preschool, moving into a new classroom, beginning kindergarten, or adjusting to a new daycare, they are being asked to leave the com...
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For moms with 45 tabs open in their brain. Honest motherhood moments, real talk from a pediatric nurse practitioner, a little scattered. New Ped’s Perspective topic every Monday!
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