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Name
: Jessica Rosenberg
Username
: kikarose
Editor
: Babies
Blog: It's Jessica's Life
Twitter
: @kikarose
Mom Stage
: Mom of Preschooler and Elementary School Child
Mom Topic
: Breastfeeding, Child development, Family and marriage, Potty training
Mom Type
: Job Working Mom, Liberal Mom, Mommy Blogger, Suburban Mom, Work from Home Mom
Mom Age: 30-something
Latest Article: Rhymes and Chants to Teach Baby to Transition

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New Technology Creates Life-Sized Models of Unborn Babies

Dr. Jorge Lopes, a PhD art student at the Royal College of Art in the U.K., has developed a new technology that will be of interest not only to the medical community as a helpful new tool, but also to...

Family Reunions that Work

Family Reunions that Work

Family Reunions are a big deal in summer.  It's fun to see everybody together, to do your family visit duty in one fell swoop.  And most times, family gatherings can even be fun.  Reunions can also...

The Breastfeeding Debate

Take two children at eight years old - one bottle fed as a baby, the other breast fed – is one healthier than the other? Expecting my first baby at 31 years old, I considered myself very fortunate...

Dealing With The Sex Question

When my eight year old daughter asked, "Mummy, what is Sex?", I gulped and fixed my face into a calm facade, whilst secretly trying to control the speed of my breathing to prevent myself from hyperventilating....

How to Use the 4th of July as a History Lesson for Your Children

Many of us enjoy our holidays and often celebrate with family and friends. The children love them too - good food, fun with other children and often special activities. But, how can we turn a fun holiday...

Limiting Your Toddler's Sugar Intake

RV STAYcation Idea for Kids of Every Age

NICU Diary Page Available for NICU Parents

Children and Allowance - Building the Foundations of Money Management

The Jumpitz- Celebrate Animals! DVD Review

The Preteen and the Allowance

Putting Away the Pacifier

Guide to Baby Shoes

Allowing Children To Learn From Their Mistakes

Summer Chores for Young Adults

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Michael Jackson's Impact on Social Media

Yes, I am late in writing this. I debated on if I would write anything at all about Michael, but after yesterday's memorial I had to. It was very touching, and made it very real. Michael Jackson's passing...

The Benefits of Breastfeeding Outweigh the Hardships

I always knew when I had children that I would breastfeed. So when the day came and my daughter was born I didn't have to think twice when the nurse asked if I would breastfeed or bottle-feed.

Tips to Secure Your Home While on Vacation

This is the time of year when the temperatures are up, the kids are out of school, and families want to get out of town... on vacation!  While you're away on your getaway, your home will be left all alone. ...

Motherhood as a Competitive Sport

Does it ever seem like there are certain women whose sole mission in life is to make other women feel bad about themselves? When we were in school, there was the girl who always had the perfect hair and...

Breastfeeding in the First Fortnight

In The Best Breastfeeding Advice, I shared the three pearls of wisdom an old friend incidentally shared with me while I was pregnant, which helped me through my early weeks of breastfeeding.

Solutions For Dealing With Jealousy in Autistic Children

Credit Cards for Teenagers

Does the Pull of the Internet Pull you Away from Your Family

Handling Children on the Autistic Spectrum

Treating Parasites

Using Cranial Osteopathy with Autism

Helping Hypersensitive Children

Amino Acids and How They Affect the Brain and Nervous System

Bee Pollen Health Benefits

The Best Breastfeeding Advice

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Widowed Moms and Graditude

During the few months that Mark was sick and for quite a while after he died, I was amazed at the goodness in people. At the people who sent me flowers, at the people who called, at the people who sent...

Deciding When to Separate Twins in School

The Great Debate of when to separate twins often happens at home, at school, even at the therapist’s office. Many schools simply require that twins are separated in kindergarten or by first grade, and...

BlogLuxe Awards

Social Luxe is hosting a contest to honor blogs. In addition to amazing attendees and pampering galore, the BlogLuxe Awards will be presented at the Swiffer SocialLuxe Lounge. Voting is open until July...

Type-A Mom Conference

In case you haven't heard, I am planning a major blogging conference right here in Asheville. The speaker line-up is unreal, with some of the biggest power bloggers and influencers in the world.It's also...

Widowed Moms and Intimacy aka Sex

As if there weren't enough things to think about and tough decisions to make, chances are at some point in your journey in widowhood, you'll want to be intimate with another adult human being. Like everything...

Flying my American Flag Again

Co-Parenting: Think Before You React

Appreciating My Rights while Supporting the Citizens of Iran

Widowed Moms Keeping Kids Connected

Does Your Husband Support Your Blog?

4 Great Toys for Twin Babies

Kindergarten Science with Food

How our Nation can Stop Perpetuating Hate

Disrespect and Rudeness In Children

Table Manners

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Kids and Swearing

My darling little angel boy is going to turn four in August. His vocabulary is quite impressive, including unexpected words like "spelunking" and "hexagon." This week, he added a few new words to his vocabulary...

Tips To Overcome Empty Nest Syndrome

Now that the kiddos have graduated high school or college, you may be experiencing the loneliness of Empty Nest Syndrome after the "nest's" residents launch and venture out into the world.  That being...

When Your Child is Diagnosed with Asperger Syndrome

Last month, we took our son TJ for an evaluation at Developmental Behavioral Pediatrics, which is actually part of his regular pediatrician's office. This week, Tom and I had a meeting with the doctor...

Enhance Your Life by Reading More

  The summer solstice will be arriving not too soon enough, signifying the official start of summer in the Northern Hemisphere.  To me, that means lazy days in the gazebo where I get to delve into...

Teach Your Child to Be a Good House Guest

When I was a kid and I went on sleepovers, I made sure to always say "please" and "thank you." I'd help with clearing the dishes after meals and sometimes help with my friends' chores, if that's what their...

Being a Young Mom!

Where to Turn For Menopause Info

Hit The Open Road This Summer - Take a Volunteer Vacation

Why Baby Boomers Embrace Classic Cars

New Opportunities For You: Consider Going Back to College

How to Treat a Cold for Your Child and Yourself

Stay fit in your forties with a positive attitude

Consider Traveling Solo

Moms With Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS)

Saving on Healthcare While Protecting Your Health

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