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8 Tips to Help Your Kid Calm Down
Plus, 2023's top baby name trends
Good morning! And for the first time in FamilyMade history, we get to tell you Happy Hump Day! That's because we've got an exciting announcement: You can expect a revamped version of the FamilyMade newsletter in your inbox once a week on Wednesdays starting now!
Same uplifting family content, relatable parenting stories, and actionable advice...just on a new day and with a few twists. We hope you love it!
1 Do Toys Still Have to Be Gender-Specific?
Modern parents know their children shouldn’t be limited by gender when it comes to play. It’s play after all! But Atlantic author Stéphanie Thomson points out that the toy industry seems to disagree.
After observing the type of TV ads her 3-year-old daughter was exposed to, the gender divide was clear. Read more about what Thomson learned.
2 How to Help Your Kids Help Themselves
Little kids have big feelings. Once the baby phase is over, swaddling, shushing, and swaying aren’t really options for parents trying to avoid a meltdown anymore.
No matter the age, being able to self-soothe is a skill we should all empower our children (and ourselves for that matter) with. Read 8 tips to do just that here.
3 The Argument for Scheduling Sex
Practical or a mood-killer? The idea of couples scheduling time for intimacy has always been a hot debate.
In this episode of Never TMI from the FamilyMade Network, Jaclyn and Seth Gibson share their personal experiences exploring the benefits and drawbacks of planning intimacy in your relationship. Give it a listen.
4 What to Do When Your Kid Loves Roblox But You’re Conflicted
Roblox seems to be all the big kids want to do these days. But parents aren’t sold—is it safe? What are the social impacts of online gaming for young kids?
Some say Roblox is harmless while others feel it hurts kids’ socialization. Puzzling you too? Check out this advice from parenting expert Ilana Wiles.
5 2023’s Baby Name Trends
In need of some inspiration? Word names, goth glam names, and Scandinavian names are some of the categories dominating the 2023 baby name rankings. Explore the trends here.
And while we’re here:
Which word do you think would make a pretty baby name if it didn’t mean what it meant? I’m going with Omelette.
— Sara Gibbs (@Sara_Rose_G)
10:24 AM • Apr 14, 2020
Which baby name trend do you think is here to stay?Click to vote. |
Thank you so much for reading! We’ll see you next week!