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Ready for a bit of trivia? Did you know that the inhabitants of the “Cornhusker State,” which happens to reside in both the Great Plains and the Midwestern United States, were at one time nicknamed “Bug Eaters” and “Squatters?” It’s true! But don’t take my word for it: plan your own trip to Nebraska and uncover this rich state’s abundant history while exploring the many activities the state offers!
As it turns out, chocolate is no longer our frenemy, in fact it comes off as more of a disguised hero. Now being referred to by many as a “superfood”, numerous studies have indicated chocolate having…almost superhuman health benefits. Although it’s not chocolate itself that causes such positive results, but rather cocao – a beanlike seed that cocoa, cocoa butter, and chocolate is derived from
Cringeworthy moments in a baby or toddler’s life often includes them eating food off the floor, sucking on their own toes, and touching what seems to be anything filthy they can find within arm’s reach. Most parents are quick to pull out the sanitizer and layer their kids with a thick coat of antibacterial liquid, but some would argue that society has gone a bit overboard when it comes to keeping their kids safe from germs.
We have all lied to our child’s pediatrician. We are all guilty; and I don’t think a single one of us are ashamed to admit it.
Here are a few tips to start the conversation and educate your kids.