Abstract: Not many children are easy to potty-train. If you find that your child has been particularly difficult to potty train, try author, Kelly Nault's potty training suggestions!

Abstract: In pregnancy, weight gain is a natural and healthy process which picks up steadily during the period of pregnancy. But soon after the nine month period is over women panic to get rid of the excess weight they have gathered around various parts of the body. Women, take note - just as you gained those extra pounds slowly it is important that you also lose it gradually. Opting for quick weight loss programs will only cause your body more discomfort and harm. Here are a few effective tips which will see you through the worst days of post pregnancy period.

Abstract: Why do some children bite themselves? How do you stop your toddler from self-biting? What should you not do to help prevent your preschooler from biting himself? Find out in this article.

Abstract: Placental Cysts are a form of placental tumors resulting from a vascular malformation. They are a grayish white, disklike cyst of the placenta, resulting from degeneration of cells. Placental cysts, although almost always benign, but can cause some problems when they are close to the umbilical cord. When attached near the umbilical cord insertion, the risk of umbilical cord constriction is increased. This may cause fetal growth retardation and intrauterine asphyxia. Pregnancies with placental cysts will be closely monitored for fetal growth to make sure that baby is growing normally.

Abstract: Mark does a wonderful job giving an example of how to handle the age old question of what to tell children when they ask if there really is a Santa Claus. Whether you've already told your children that there's a Santa Claus or not, I think you'll find Mark's article very informative.