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7 Baby Naming Laws You Probably Didn't Know About Original

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By Lisa Cericola Verified
| Good Housekeeping Verified
2 min read Like styles of jeans and pop stars, baby name trends come and go. Right now, quirky spellings and names inspired by mythology (Lilith, Persephone) or places (Ocean, London) are falling out of favor, while gender-fluid (Parker, Remi) and romantic, vintage names (Eliana, Ophelia) are on the rise. While it might seem like you can call your child anything these days, that’s actually not the case. In America, there are state laws that dictate what you can and can’t put on a birth certificate.
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20 Comforting Recipes In Times Of Sorrow

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By Lisa Cericola Verified
| Southern Living Magazine Verified
Whether there was a death in the family, someone is in the hospital, or life has taken a difficult turn, we all face difficult challenges from time to time. A home-cooked meal can’t fix a tough situation, but it can definitely provide comfort when it is needed most. If your friend, neighbor, or loved one is going through a particularly difficult time, ease the burden with one of these warm and nourishing comforting recipes.
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The 10-minute garden task that could help your plants survive the heatwave

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By Lisa Cericola Verified
| Country Living (UK) Verified
A summer heatwave can leave flowers wilted, vegetables stressed and garden beds bone dry in just a few days. While most gardeners know to water more during extreme heat, experts say another simple task may be more important: mulching. Heatwaves can damage your garden below the surface before you even notice – and this simple step helps prevent it. Why mulching is important during a heatwave Mulch is good for more than creating pathways and making your garden beds look tidy.
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