Meredith Jameson
Meredith is the mother of three young children and enjoys freelance writing and spending time with her family.
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U.S. Census Bureau Report: It's Only Childcare If Dad Does ItAccording to a report released by the U.S. Census Bureau, taking care of children is only defined as "childcare" if the father is the one providing the care. If the mother is doing the care, well, that's just called "parenting." -
Are Chips Labeled “All Natural” Really Natural?Many of us parents choose foods labeled "All Natural" because we think the ingredients are better for our kids. But what if the ingredients have been genetically engineered? -
New Research Shows Why Childhood Vaccines May Be Less Effective Than You ThinkWhen parents think about childhood vaccinations, the most common fear seems to be autism. But what if we're all worried about the wrong thing? -
Study: Alzheimer’s Prevention May Start in ChildhoodRecent studies have shown that adults may help prevent the development of Alzheimer's disease through regular physical and mental exercise. But now research shows that prevention may start in childhood. -
Nasty Little Bugs: How to Help Your Child Survive the Stomach FluLet's face it - the stomach flu is just plain gross. And it is also a fact of life when you have kids. So here are a few tips on how to deal with it and help your kid feel better soon. -
Study: Autistic Children More Prone to Other DisordersParents of autistic children can tell you that every day may be a struggle. Now there's new research that shows that autistic kids are more likely to have other disorders that makes dealing with autism even harder.
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Predators and Your ChildrenThe news stories about kids getting abducted seem all too frequent - and terrifying. Here's why paying attention and preparing your children is so important. -
Pump it Up! (Why Sunscreen Packaging Makes a Difference)Researchers in Australia have discovered that the way sunscreen is packaged makes a difference in how much kids use. -
Study: How to Get Your Kids to Eat More Fruits and VeggiesA new study from the University of Pennsylvania shows that kids really do eat what we put in front of them, so parents should use that to their advantage.
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Surprising News About IVF Patients and Doctors' RecommendationsWhen women are undergoing in-vitro fertilization treatment, doctors may make certain recommendations to help improve the woman's chance of getting pregnant. But apparently not all IVF patients are listening... -
When to Keep Your Child Home from SchoolSometimes the fact that your child is sick is painfully obvious such as a kid with a fever, lack of appetite or generally off-kilter behavior. But sometimes the symptoms aren't all that obvious and neither is knowing what to do. -
A New Take on Valentine's DayMost of us remember to buy some flowers or a present on Valentine's Day for our significant others, but what about our kids? Use the holiday to have a special talk with your children about love and the heart.
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What's the Big Deal About Boobs Anyway?In an era when women can strip down and wear next to nothing on television, in movies and in countless magazine ads, photos and covers, a woman breastfeeding in public continues to be controversial. Why? -
Why Potty Training Can't Be ScheduledIgnore all those so-called experts who tell you that your child can be potty-trained at an early age or those who say that kids should wait until a particular age. There's only one real expert here, and this one isn't even a grownup. -
Breastfeeding May Be Best for Growth Later in Life, Study ShowsResearch continues to show that breastfeeding is superior to formula feeding when it comes to a baby's health and growth...and I can't help but feeling like everyone should know the news. -
How to Help Kids Deal with the Holiday LetdownWe've all heard of adults feeling depressed during the holidays. But the truth is that kids often feel sad once Christmas is over and all the excitement is done. Here are a few ways to help them deal with sadness and boredom after the holidays.
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Kids and MethI overheard some teenagers talking recently and the topic of their conversation, meth, scared me. What I found out about the drug and what it can do to people, especially young people, scared me even more. This is information all parents need to know. -
Are Poinsettia Plants Dangerous for Kids?Urban legend says that Christmas poinsettias are bad for pets, but the plants are absolutely everywhere during the holiday season. If the plants are so bad for our animals, what about our children? -
The Best Cure for Your Child's CoughIn 2007, the American Academy of Pediatrics announced that over-the-counter cough syrups and medications containing dextromethorphan or codeine should not be used for children. So what can parents do to soothe that terrible cough?
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Are Antibacterial Cleaners Bad for You and Your Family?Antibacterial soaps and cleaners are everywhere. But do they really help prevent the spread of germs in your house or on your hands?
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Surprising News About Your Youngest Children and Cavity RiskYou already know that your kids share food, toys and even germs, but did you know that your older children may be giving your younger children cavities as well?
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Little Girls and BeautyMy daughter is only seven years old, but she is already starting to doubt that she looks the way that she should. How do I install a firm belief that she is perfect, just the way she is, before the rest of the world gets to her?
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Why so Many Parents Aren't Getting the Flu Shot for Their KidsReminders to get your flu shot are everywhere - on television, in stores and even in magazines. But not all parents are rushing to get a flu shot for their children, and this time it isn't because of autism fears.
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Why Your Kid May Have Strep and You Don't Know ItStrep throat is a common illness, especially in kids and definitely during the colder weather months. However, strep is very contagious and can actually show up in some surprising places on the body.
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Unusual Winter Activities for KidsGetting through winter can feel endless, especially when you have kids with lots of time at home. Keeping kids busy and occupied gets harder when you've used up all your usual ideas and crafts, which means that it is time to start getting creative.
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Battling the Winter Beauty BlahsDry hair, dry skin, dry lips...it must be winter! When your typical beauty routine simply leaves your skin and hair wanting more during cold weather, changing your beauty regime can make a real difference!
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A Parenting Wintertime Survival GuideWintertime is a fabulous time of year. Unfortunately, winter with kids also brings germs and illness, cabin fever and whining, and an even longer to-do list than usual. Learning how to survive winter with kids is essential.
