
Lisa Arneill
Founder and Editor at Growing Your Baby
Canadian mom of 2 boys, YouTuber https://t.co/P0WrUESt9y and Bulldog mama. Founder of GrowingYourBaby, #notsponsored all of our coverage is organic #familytravel
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growingyourbaby.com | Lisa Arneill
If your family enjoys hiking with a little one in tow, it’s time to double-check your gear. Deuter USA has issued a recall for over 5,000 of its popular Kid Comfort, Kid Comfort Pro, and Kid Comfort Active child carriers due to a potential fall hazard. According to the recall, the foldable rear kickstand support leg on some carriers may crack or break—posing a risk that the carrier could become unstable, potentially leading to a fall.
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worldtraveledfamily.com | Lisa Arneill
Disney is heading to the Middle East. In a major announcement, The Walt Disney Company has revealed plans to bring a new Disney theme park and resort to Yas Island in Abu Dhabi, in partnership with Miral, the Emirati company behind some of the region’s most ambitious entertainment developments.
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worldtraveledfamily.com | Lisa Arneill
Royal Caribbean is giving us a better picture of what to expect on Star of the Seas, the second ship in its massive Icon Class lineup. Launching in August 2025 from Port Canaveral, Florida, this new ship is shaping up to bring some big entertainment and dining experiences onboard—but in true Royal Caribbean fashion, they’re mixing the familiar with something fresh.
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growingyourbaby.com | Lisa Arneill
If you grew up hearing that fluoride is good for your teeth, you’re not alone. It’s in toothpaste, added to many public water supplies, and often praised as a key player in dental health. But new research published in JAMA Pediatrics in early 2025 is prompting a shift in how we think about fluoride—especially for children.
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growingyourbaby.com | Lisa Arneill
Imagine getting a clean bill of health after your annual mammogram, only to find out months later that you have breast cancer. This situation is more common than many realize, and it’s known as an “interval breast cancer” — a cancer that shows up between regular screenings, even though the last mammogram didn’t raise any red flags.
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Gear Roundup: 4 Infant Car Seats With A Load Leg and Anti-Rebound Bar https://t.co/ivGZiQDUE5 #infantsafety #babygear #childsafety

Infinite Family Oceanview Stateroom Tour – Icon of the Seas https://t.co/c5Wno3w4kp #iconoftheseas #royalcaribbean #caribbeancruise @RoyalCaribPR @RoyalCaribbean

Why a Healthy Gut Might Be the Key to Helping Babies Get the Most Out of Vaccines https://t.co/i97tDgq6V8 #newborn #vaccination