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Popular items from this list A portable espresso maker so you can have a fresh cup of joe while on a road trip. A beach blanket made from parachute nylon that is water- and sand-proof. A travel checklist notepad that has every essential you’ll need to pack for your trip. HuffPost may receive a share

The St. Louis Children’s Hospital advocacy and outreach programs transform the hospital’s mission to “Do What is Right for Kids” into actionable plans involving constituents, employees, medical staff, donors and families. Reaching beyond the hospital setting, the Child Health Advocacy and Outreach department delivers health-related resources and education to families and communities throughout the St.

Popular items from this list An inflatable pool designed for adults that’ll make you wonder how you ever got through a heat wave without it once you try it. A supersized version of Connect Four so you can bring game night outside when the weather’s just too nice to be cooped up in the house.

Join the Play Pandemic Challenge → https://theparentingjunkie.com/challenge ❤ Share this video with 10 friends (https://youtu.be/QzXYMne2tXY) The Parenting Junkie shares how to get independent play happening and it all starts by decluttering the toys. 📦 Move Over Corona, there’s a new pandemic in town. It’s play, and it’s spreading like wildfire throughout the globe. Don’t just

Kids may say the darndest things, but parents tweet about them in the funniest ways. So each week, we round up the most hilarious quips from parents on Twitter to spread the joy. Scroll down to read the latest batch, and follow @HuffPostParents on Twitter for more! My husband and I were discussing whether we

Parents love to rag on “CoComelon,” yet the animated kids show is consistently among the top-streamed programs on Netflix. Even celebrities aren’t immune to “CoComelon’s” entrancing effects. Writer, actor and producer Mindy Kaling recently told HuffPost that there is one “CoComelon” song that instantly calms her 1-year-old if he’s having a hard time. “There’s a

A good pediatrician ― or at least a good, inclusive pediatrician ― is able to talk to kids about nearly anything: a sprained ankle, common colds, allergies to new pets. They’re also able to tackle more personal issues kids may bring up, like gender identity, sexual health and orientation, and new relationships. Unfortunately, when it

jayk7 via Getty Images Experts break down the habits that can negatively impact your memory and offer solutions on how to sharpen your mind. Memory is a fickle thing. For example, you may remember something significant that happened a decade ago, but not what you had for dinner last Tuesday. Or maybe you are simply

Summer means families are more spending time in and around the water: Pool parties, beach days and boat rides are all more common this time of year. As temperatures heat up, brushing up on water safety is crucial for everyone, but particularly for parents of young kids. According to the CDC, drowning is the second

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Popular items from this list A floral print romper if you love the look of dresses but are terrified of sudden gusts of wind. A tank top because the band tee you own and love is made from a fabric best described as “heavy and prone to smelling bad after one drop of sweat hits.”

We’ve seen second COVID-19 boosters recommended for older adults and people with underlying health conditions — but what about the general population? Will another booster shot be recommended for everyone in the fall to fend off a winter surge? Or will the next booster campaign be geared to those most at risk for developing severe

Kids may say the darndest things, but parents tweet about them in the funniest ways. So each week, we round up the most hilarious quips from parents on Twitter to spread the joy. Scroll down to read the latest batch, and follow @HuffPostParents on Twitter for more! I really miss my kids being young, not

COVID vaccines for kids under 5 are finally looking like a reality, after the FDA met this week and recommended authorizing the Moderna and Pfizer-BioNTech vaccinations for COVID for kids age 6 months to 5 years. “Our expectation is that within weeks, every parent who wants their child to get vaccinated will be able to

After considerable delay, kids under the age of 5 — the last group to be eligible for COVID-19 vaccination — may be able to get their shots very soon. The Food and Drug Administration reviewed Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna’s emergency use authorization applications for children in the youngest age group and found both vaccines to be

Finding the right antidepressant or anti-anxiety medication (or combination of medications) requires a steady stream of diligence — a level of persistence that can quickly dry up if side effects start to make an appearance. “Everyone’s brain and body responds to and processes medications differently, so getting on the right medication regimen can be a

10 reasons you might (even sometimes) hate parenting – no shame, we all do. I want to help you get out of these patterns so you can start love parenting and parent from love. I’m Avital, aka The Parenting Junkie, mother of 5 and my goal is to help you create family bliss. In this

Marriage is full of highs, lows and a whole bunch of ordinary moments in between. And somehow the spouses of Twitter continue to find humor in the minutiae of married life ― and sum it up perfectly in no more than 280 characters. Every other week, we round up the funniest marriage tweets of the

The second-leading cause of unintentional death in children ages one to four is drowning, according to the CDC. This is because the majority of kids under six who drown in a pool were not supposed to be in the water, said Dr. Sarah Denny, an Ohio-based pediatrician, American Academy of Pediatrics spokesperson and former lifeguard.