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It's All in the Wash: Your Guide to Coming Clean

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Laundry time again? With kids in the house, almost every day turns into laundry day. Those little clothes turn into a big pile pretty quickly! No worries — you'll get it done. Follow these tips for creating a safe and efficient laundry routine.
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The Safety Game

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We all want to keep our children as safe as possible. A good way to start is to keep a close eye on their environment,€” inside and out, paying attention to the gear we use in their daily lives. Find out more about safety.
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Car Seat Safety and Shopping Guide

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Your baby will arrive any day now! Do you have a car seat picked out and ready to go? These handy guidelines may help you make your selection. Learn more about car seats and safety for your smallest passenger.
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Safety for Every Age

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Our little ones keep growing and finding new ways to move around and explore. That means we may need to adapt our babyproofing and safety routines at different ages and stages. Learn more about age-based safety guidelines.
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Staying Safe While Enjoying the Great Outdoors

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Preschoolers love outdoor adventures with you. And whether you camp far away or just hike in a local park, it's a good idea to know what to do in case anyone gets lost or separated. Learn the basics of staying safe outdoors.
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Passenger or Pedaler How to Make Bike Riding Safe for Your Child

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You toddler may already have enjoyed riding along as a passenger on your bike. But what happens when they are ready to ride a trike or something with two wheels? Get some helpful safety guidance for your passenger or pedaler.
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My mother-in-law is obsessed with my daughter -- what should I do?

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My husband's childless stepmother has been "infatuated" (her word) with my 6-year-old "Jane" since Jane's birth. She regularly gives multiple gifts to Jane, but none to my 5-year-old. She tells Jane, "Uh-oh, here comes mommy!" "Do you want me to rescue me from your mommy?" She once yanked Jane from my arms and ran off into the woods. Another time, she flung Jane 15 feet across the floor. (Both times she was angry at me.) She's invited herself to our house about every other weekend for four years. We've talked to her many times. Nothing changes. What should I do?
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My 3-year-old is an escape artist. How can I stop this?

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My 3-year-old has become an escape artist. He wakes early in the morning before anyone is up and tries to get out of the house. During the day, every chance he gets, he sneaks out the back door or out his window, which we no longer leave open, and takes off down the road. He always heads toward the park and says he is going for a walk. I cannot express the fear you feel when all of the sudden you cannot find your child. Why does he do this, and what can we say in order to get through to him that this is not okay?
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How do I cope with a 28-month-old who keeps running away from us?

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How do I cope with a 28-month-old who keeps running away from us?
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