Child Diabetes: 6 Important Things to Prepare Your Kid For School
Your child with type 1 diabetes is headed back to school. This may be your first go-round with going back to school and juggling...
Show Your Support #TeamGenevieve
As parents the scariest thing we can imagine is that one of our children gets sick. Unfortunately for many parents this fear becomes a...
Is it normal to skip a period? 4 Reasons why you...
When I was 25, I skipped my period. The next month I skipped my period again. This happened completely out of the blue. Every...
5 Things to Do to Help Your Family Member Battling Addiction
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When someone in your family is battling addiction, helping them fight it can...
What You Need to Know if Your Child Has a Rare...
‪If your child was recently diagnosed with a rare disease, it may feel like you are alone, but there is a community of parents...
Book with Megabus and Help Fight Breast Cancer
You’ve probably noticed that, here at Daily Mom, we absolutely love traveling. Especially when it’s safe, convenient and affordable. And when you can also...
Scheduling Tasks: Unlocking Flexibility and Fun in Your Household With 5...
Scheduling tasks for your family can feel like a challenge, but it doesn’t have to be. With the right approach, you can create a system that works for everyone in your household. Assigning chores, creating menus, maintaining a family calendar, and doing other things to bring order to your daily lives can make everyone feel happier. Read on to learn how you can start scheduling tasks and becoming a more organized parent.
