Sugar Editorial Picks
Mar 19, 2009 -
If your tot has ever thrown a fit as you've headed out the door, Gwyneth Paltrow can relate. The Oscar winning mama to two, Apple, 4, and Moses, 2, had a harried experience with her lil man prior to the premiere of Valentino: The Last Emperor. The glamorous actress chatted about the incident.
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Jul 24, 2008 -
You hear about kids that have meltdowns on planes and in airports and you feel for the parents, not ever really believing it will be you. And, then it is. My daughter is a trooper and a traveler, my son is a different story.
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Dec 21, 2007 -
Most children pitch fits every once in a while, but how can new parents tell when the upset is more than just a tantrum?
While little research has been done on tantrums, Washington University recently conducted a study of children aged 3-to-6 years old that found five red flags that may prove a child's fit is indicative of a psychiatric disorder. A WebMD article said:
"Essentially, we found five tantrum styles.
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Dec 29, 2008 -
- Santa tantrum award...vote now! — The Poop
- Ryder Robinson hit the slopes! — Celebrity Baby Scoop
- Losing a postpartum double chin — Alpha Mom
- Molly Shannon and her stripey son — Celebrity Baby Blog
- Life will go on...
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Sep 05, 2008 -
Occasionally my 22-month-old daughter will lose her mind over something trivial or even inexplicable. During her tantrums, I have tried to pacify her with a book, a hug, a treat or other items. When none of those work, I have discovered that a change in scenery works best.
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Apr 14, 2008 -
They say there's a first for everything. And the other day it was my daughter's first furious fit.
Early in the day, she enjoyed breakfast followed with a hardy nap.
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Nov 08, 2009 -
Every mom has an ace in her pocket. When all else fails, we all have a secret weapon we turn to for curing an uncooperative tot. For my daughter it was Elmo; anything and everything red and furry would usually stop her mid-tantrum and return a sweet smile to her face.
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Nov 19, 2009 -
- Violet is a shiny, happy person — Celebrity Baby Scoop
- Tom and Suri have a swingin' good time in Boston — Celebrity Baby Blog
- Yummy lil pumpkin treats — Momologie
- 10 reasons why your libido ain't what it used to be — CafeMom
- Shopping for your ex with your child — ParentDish
- This poop doesn't stink — a diaper recycling plant set to open in the UK — MomLogic
- British educators tell girls to face “reality” and accept they may not be able to “have it all” — The Laughing Stork
- How do you deal with a temper tantrum in public? — Momversation
- Help! My teen wants to be a vegetarian — Health
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Nov 13, 2009 -
- Ali Landry's top 10 baby items — Mamaista
- Get James Broderick's look — Celebrity Baby Blog
- New ways to shelve it — Momologie
- Teachers speaks out on bullies in the classroom — CafeMom
- Reporter dunks on a kid and brings a tear to the eye — ParentDish
- Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber at center of an extortion plot — Celebrity Baby Scoop
- Swine-flu-shot guilt — MomLogic
- Hallelujah! Tantrum-free hair products — Babyccino
- Is tough-love approach the best? — The Mommy Files
- What you must tell your daughter to help her lower her risks — Health
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Jul 10, 2009 -
Reaching into a briefcase and pulling out a sippy cup instead of a document on deadline is one of the laughs a working mama endures as she juggles office tasks with raising children. Though almost three-quarters of lilsugar readers believe that working moms are treated unfairly on the job, a new book argues that being a parent may make women better bosses.
Shari Storm's Motherhood Is the New MBA: Using Your Parenting Skills to Be a Better Boss, which will be released in September, suggests that bringing the skills we develop as parents into the boardroom gives ladies the confidence to be more effective leaders.
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