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Is It Normal for a Baby to Prefer One Parent?

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By Sarah Cottrell, Janet Taylor
| Parents
Credit: Parents / Getty Images • It’s normal for babies and toddlers to show a preference for one parent, and this phase often changes over time. • Sharing caregiving duties can help balance parental roles and strengthen bonds with your baby. • Even if your baby favors the other parent, they still love and rely on you deeply.
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How to Spot Signs of Dehydration in Babies and Young Kids

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By Sarah Cottrell, Teja Dyamenahalli
| Parents
• Dehydration in babies and young kids can happen quickly, so it’s important to recognize early signs like fewer wet diapers, dry mouth, or low energy. • Severe dehydration can cause serious symptoms like sunken eyes, rapid breathing, or lethargy—seek medical help immediately if you notice these. • Prevent dehydration by offering fluids often, especially during illness, and consult your pediatrician about oral rehydration solutions if needed.
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The True Impact of TV on Your Baby's Language Development

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By Sarah Cottrell, Wendy Hunter
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Photo: GETTY IMAGES Babies learn best from real life interactions, not the TV. Having the TV on in the background can be distracting for babies. Talking, reading, and singing to your baby helps them develop language skills. Research has forever changed the way we raise children. For example, we know that from day one, babies benefit from us talking, reading out loud, and even singing to them to help build their language and literacy skills.
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