Time to Get Your Kids to Clean Up!

 Do you wonder when your child will ever learn to pick up his/her toys?

Are you asking yourself the question, "What age is a good age for my child to learn how to clean up toys?"

Maybe this post will help!

Fall crafts for your children

Fall Crafts for your children

This can be a fun way to for your children to have craft time for the fall.

  Post includes:

(Pictures and Directions for each Craft included)

• Easy Fall Pudding-that your children can make(if old enough) 
  
• Pumpkin Seed Pumpkin
• Fall Chalkboard
  
• Tissue Paper Fall Leaf
  
• Button Indian Corn
  

9 Medicines you should not give your child/infant

 What is in this post:

• A Real Quick Story: Don't give your child ibuprofen if you suspect your child to have a virus...
  

•  9 Medicines you shouldn't give your child/infant

Parenting: "Foods that can be unsafe for your Infant/Child"

As your baby grows, he/she will be eager to sample food from your plate – and you'll be eager to introduce some variety to his diet. But not all foods are safe for your child. Some pose a choking hazard, and a few aren't good for your baby's still-developing digestive system.

Food to Avoid from 4 months old - 3 and up

Recalls: Tylenol for Childrens and infants'

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ATLANTA, GA -- The makers of Tylenol are recalling some of their Childrens' and Infants' Tylenol made between April and June 2008.

The recall was prompted by the detection of bacteria among some of the ingredients used in the manufacturing of the products. McNeil Consumer Healthcare emphasized in a letter to doctors and other healthcare professionals released this week that the bacteria was not found in any finished product, but that the company had decided to recall the products as a precaution.

Parents and consumers who have concerns after having given their children any of the affected products are advised to contact their healthcare providers.

Anyone who has the product is advised to contact McNeil Healthcare at 800-962-5357 to receive a coupon for a new bottle of the product. Any of the affected product they may have should be thrown away.

To find out if you have the product, there is a sticker on the bottom of the box that the product came in; in addition, there is a sticker on the bottle that contains the UPC, Code number and Lot number.

CLICK HERE to download the full list of products covered as part of the recall.

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