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 "The Parent's Guide to Speech and Language Problems is like having a close girlfriend on call who's been-there, done-that. Not only will you get solid advice, but also heartfelt humor and plenty of hope. The only thing missing is the cup of coffee."
-Jen Singer
Creator of MommaSaid.net,
author of 14 Hours 'Til Bedtime
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Who knows? You might educate a few people along the way.
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Congratulations to Chris from Lake in the Hills, Illinois. She’s won two books from the popular Beacon Street Girls series for her daughter.
You could win, too. Just submit your child’s victory—big or small.
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Dining out… it sounds relaxing. Unless your child has been newly diagnosed with a food allergy or an autoimmune disease. Then, you’re required to play food detective. When what you eat can truly be a matter of life or death, parents and kids with food issues need all the resources they can get. Here are some good books for kids for whom reading the food label is an important part of life.
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Iced Tears
It couldn’t have been the most exciting trip to the mall for an eight-year-old boy.
We were there to help Dave’s sister and our future brother-in-law select their wedding invitations. Max was very...
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Did your child:
•Take her medicine without arguing with you this morning?
• Maintain eye contact with you for one whole minute?
• Wait patiently while in line at the store?
Share your child’s victory—big or small—and enter to win a prize from one of our sponsors.
 This month, you could win a funny T-shirt, chock full of attitude from HonestBaby.com.
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