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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.

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A Ped’s Perspective: Newborn Congestion

Babies are noisy. They grunt, sneeze, snort, and make noises every time they move as they sleep. When you are a new parent, it is easy to question if something is wrong.

But most of the time, all of the noise is completely normal.

Newbor...

6 days ago
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A Ped’s Perspective: Spitting Up

There is a surprisingly wide range of what is considered normal when it comes to babies spitting up.

Some babies spit up occasionally, and others seem to spit up after almost every feeding. And while the amount can be concerning to see, fr...

12 days ago
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A Ped’s Perspective: How much should my baby be eating?

There is a wide range of normal when it comes to how much a baby eats during the first year.

Two babies the same age may eat different amounts, feed at different intervals, and be completely different sizes while both growing and developin...

20 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...

25 days ago
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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 month ago
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