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We are proud to announce that the KeaBabies My Little Dreamy Toddler Pillow is a recipient of the Good House Keeping Parenting Award 2022.

Strong-willed children are often labeled "bossy," but what does that really mean? Is bossiness a trait that should be avoided? Learn how to help children through big feelings and develop strong social skills.

Power struggles are common when parenting young kids - but those struggles don't have to destroy your family life. By making a few simple adjustments to the way you act and react during stressful situations, parents can help their kids develop a strong sense of self-esteem and give them an age-appropriate amount of control.

Many moms feel like they're being pushed to their breaking point, and often explode in "mom rage." Anger and other maternal mental health issues are important to address. If you are struggling with guilt and shame, take a look at how to reframe your life so that you can feel more confident and empowered to take care of your own needs.

Reading isn't always easy to do with young kids. How can parents make reading fun and not a chore or a routine? 

Anger shouldn't be something to be feared. Children need to be taught how to manage intense emotions and express their feelings in a positive, useful way. 

Traveling is a great way for families to create wonderful memories together, but the recent years of the pandemic have changed that. Road trips with kids can be fun with some advanced planning!

Parenthood is not easy. If you're started to feel the effects of burnout creeping into your life, that might be a sign that it's time for you to slow down and reevaluate your goals for your family.

Swim lessons can be a great activity for families to engage in together. Parents should seek out quality swim programs to help their little ones understand how to stay safe in the water!

The attention-demanding newborn period carries over into the toddler years can be an arduous journey that oddly enough will be filled with fond memories, but this depends on how each mother approaches motherhood. 

Starting a business when you're not a parent opens up a box of challenges. Starting one when you've got a little one is like having to open two boxes simultaneously. Surprise!