Preparation: Aveeno

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Baby Shower for a Second Baby?

JUST CURIOUS to what others think about the topic. We are currently TTC our second child. We have a 17mo old little girl and I've saved all of her clothes and such just in case we have another girl the 2nd time around. (Although we'd love a boy, one of each!) I'm assuming that if we have another girl, then a baby shower is not really necessary since I wouldn't really need clothes and we'd probably end up buying the bigger items ourselves anyway and reuse a lot of the toys/equipment. Or is it reasonable to have a shower of sorts for a...

Birth Plan

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Lifelong Skin Issue

I am looking any advice on acne and skin care. I have had somewhat bad skin since I was a kid, I break out, not terribly but enough. I have tried Proactiv and it worked some but I found I was getting deep blemishes that seemed to take forever to go away. I also have it on my back and found it was horrible with my last pregnancy. I've started to go back to basics again, I tried Neutrogena, that hasn't helped and just moved to Aveeno. However, there are so many products out there, even for just 1 brand, how do you know what the right...

Preparing Siblings

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2-Year Old Won't Take a Bath!

Up until last week our 2-year old son, Thomas, was a water baby. He would try to swim in a puddle and just LOVED bath time so much. He didn't mind getting the water on his face, and even liked to have the shower on for a while when he was bathing. However, we had to take him to the doctor last week because of a skin infection, (he has eczema which is under control, but it makes him more prone to skin infections), and one of the things the doc recommended was Aveeno Oatmeal in his bath to ease the itching. We got his bath ready that...

Visitors During Delivery

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Painful Intercourse After Vaginal Delivery

I delivered my daughter last September and 4-1/2 months later it is still very painful to have sex. Has anyone else experienced this before? I think I read online that especially if you are breastfeeding (which I am), your estrogen levels are very low and this thins out the lining of the vaginal wall and therefore makes it uncomfortable during sex. My doctor says it is normal...even with lubrication it still hurts. I'm just wondering how many other women this actually affects?!

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Daughter with Eczema

Does anyone have any advice on how to treat eczema? My daughter is almost 2...

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