When my daughter was born two years ago, we purchased numerous bottles and pacifiers on the market. We had many issues with the bottles not helping with gas and spit-up and the pacifiers were too big or shaped awkwardly to…

Five Tips to Combat Effects of Sexual Abuse
By: Kalyani Gopal, Licensed Clinical Psychologist
One in five girls in the United States is sexually abused each year. Some do not disclose sexual abuse until they are much older. These children …

When I first started breastfeeding my child, I had no idea there was a month dedicated to mothers who breastfed. I was always seeking help/advice from lactation consultations, mothers, and Google when it came to breastfeeding my daughter. I had…

As parents to a baby who was born premature, we were always concerned with SIDS. I would wake up more than ten times a night to check on our daughter – just to make sure she was still breathing. She…

I was actually excited to see an email that this Sunday August 7, 2011 is Family Day. My husband, nineteen month old daughter and myself will be going to Kentucky this weekened. As an Army Family, going back to our…

I am a mother to a nineteen month old little girl. One of the many joys I have experienced in motherhood is teething. My daughter started teething around six months old, but didn’t get her first teeth until she was…

April is Autism Awareness Month!!!…
Our regular faithful readers know I have a grandson, Jordon age 10 who is Autistic, and I have reviewed and shared several books on Autism here on PJ Mommy.  I have also considered my daughter’s

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Potty training has never been easier with the Little Looster Booster.  This special stool is designed to wrap around the base of the toilet to give your kids extra support, stability and comfort without getting in the way of the

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Having a child’s party or entertainment activity is not simple these days, and in an age when playing Pin the Tail on the Donkey just won’t do, organizers are looking for help.
The fun and imagination that goes into a

…With the choice of music available today, it can be tough to find mainstream pop music appropriate for children who are no longer toddlers, but not quite “grown up.” A good amount of the music on the radio can be