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My Breastfeeding Survival Guide: 10 Things I Wish I’d Known Sooner

ByTreasure

Because “natural” doesn’t mean easy — but it can be beautiful. When I was pregnant, everyone said breastfeeding was the most natural thing in the world. And while that’s true, what no one told me is that natural doesn’t mean easy. Not even close. With my first baby, I didn’t lactate for two days. She…

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No More Mealtime Meltdowns (or Veggie Wars!): 7 Secrets to Getting Your Kids EAGER About Healthy Habits

ByTreasure

The Daily Dilemma Alright moms, lets talk.Does trying to get your kid to eat anything green, turn off the tablet without a meltdown, or actually enjoy brushing their teeth feel like you’re negotiating a peace treaty multiple times a day? Yeah, me too sometimes. We love our kids and want the best for them….healthy bodies,…