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Parenting

Why Infants Arch During Feeding

There are any number of reasons why babies arch their backs. Because infants can not speak, they must communicate their needs and feelings through body language. However, back arching can also be a sign of a physical or developmental problem.

Weight Management

The Pituitary & Weight Loss

The pituitary is a pea-sized gland that is located at the base of the brain. In response to signals from the brain and other glands in the body, the pituitary secretes hormones that control growth, sexual development and function, and metabolism. Certain pituitary dysfunctions can cause weight loss.

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Parenting

The Physical Impact of Technology on Children

Advances in technology allow children to have Internet access through computers and cell phones. Even if a parent is diligent in limiting a child's time on those devices, TV, iPods, MP3s, DVD players and video games are waiting in the wings, vying for your child’s attention.

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Parenting

Differences Between Taking a Child's Temperature Orally and Under the Arm

When you must take your child’s temperature, you have a couple of options with which to get an accurate reading. You can take your child’s temperature orally by placing the thermometer under the tongue or axillary, by placing it under the arm.

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Weight Management

Can You Lose Weight Just by Eating Healthier?

There is no shortage of diets in the world today, and many of them seem to contradict the others. If you want to lose weight, can you just eat healthier foods and expect to lose weight? That depends on your level of exercise activity and how many calories that you consume each day.

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Fashion, Style and Personal Care

Can You Get Rid of Cellulite With a Body Wrap?

Cellulite, the fatty deposits that look like orange peel right under your skin, often appear on your thighs, hips and buttocks. About 90 percent of women will develop this subcutaneous fat at some point in their lives, reported ABC News in 2013.