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Sam Schroeder

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Can You Eat Lobster While Pregnant?

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By Sam Schroeder
| Mom.com Verified
When I found out my little one was on his way earthside, like many first-time pregnant moms, I had questions. Most of them were food-related. Could I still eat a hot dog? What about eating sushi while pregnant? And while we're on the topic of seafood, what about those lobster rolls I loved to devour once a month from the Cousin's Maine Lobster truck that parks in my town's village square?
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11 Clever Ways To Repurpose Your Kids' Old Bed Sheets

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By Sam Schroeder
| Mom.com Verified
As a mom and former homeschooler, I'm always seeking out new ways to facilitate learning through imaginative play, and surprisingly, I've found that some of our most memorable and exciting games and adventures were made possible by regular items we found in our house. Like toilet paper rolls that we transformed into binoculars, paper plates we decorated and fashioned into makeshift masks, and sheets ...
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Early Vs. Late Teething: When Should Parents Be Concerned?

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By Sam Schroeder
| Mom.com Verified
Call me strange, but I found it adorable during my son's baby years when I'd see him with a stream of drool running down the front of his shirt. Each time I witnessed it, I knew he had a tooth growing in. Slightly less adorable was the crying that came with the teething phase, but even then, I enjoyed the moments of connection that came with soothing.
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