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Get party favors at FavorFavorBaby.com!

DawnKraus — Thu, 10 Feb 2011 14:00:26 +0000

We’re not just about baby showers at FavorFavorBaby.com! We’ve expanded our services to include favors and supplies for parties for kids of all ages. Host a Disney-themed party for the little ones with our Mickey’s and Minnie’s Clubhouse sets, which include invitations, cups, plates, napkins and a table cover. Planning a party for an older child? We have all the supplies you need for a Harry Potter-themed celebration! Check out our entire selection of party supplies today!

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Explaining Veteran’s Day

LucindaCassamassino — Thu, 11 Nov 2010 14:00:34 +0000

Veteran’s Day is one of the most somber holidays on the calendar and an easy educational opportunity for parents, who can not only explain why veterans deserve a day in their honor but also the history of the holiday. Veteran’s Day is celebrated on Nov. 11, the day World War I ended in 1918. Exactly a year later, President Woodrow Wilson declared Nov. 11 "Armistice Day" to mourn and recognize those who died in battle. In 1954, less than a decade after the end of World War II, the name of the holiday was officially changed to "Veteran’s Day" to honor the veterans of all wars.

Top 5 Ways to Deal with Pregnancy Stress

LucindaCassamassino — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 17:25:25 +0000

Stress is absolutely unavoidable during a pregnancy. Your hormones are out of whack and every mother-to-be is wracked with concern, both of the immediate and long-term variety. After all, giving birth is just the beginning. Here are five tips on how to try and alleviate the stress you’ll feel:

Surround yourself with family. No one will understand what you’re going through quite like your family. They’ll also be patient when dealing with the inevitable mood swings.

Communicate. Telling people you’re stressed—and maybe giving them a warning that you need some alone time—is better than keeping your feelings bottled up inside.

Treat yourself to a prenatal massage. Everyone enjoys a massage, but nobody deserves one quite like a pregnant woman, whose body is going through a lot of changes. A few minutes in a chair could pay huge dividends later.

Acceptance of the fact you are pregnant, and that you will be subjected to various unpredictable events often helps. Remember, you can’t control everything and you’ll need help from the people around you for those nine months and probably for some time after the baby is born, as well.

Laugh! It really is true—laughter is the best medicine. Have a sense of humor about what you’re going through. Realize that any pain or discomfort is a small price to pay for the joy of motherhood, and smile!