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Parenting can be both tough and fulfilling, and NewFolks is the go-to resource for parents seeking advice, support, and product information throughout their child's journey. Covering everything from infancy to middle school, and even navigating the tricky teenage years, NewFolks provides a range of content organized into three main categories and 16 focused topics, with new articles added every month. Our goal is straightforward: NewFolks is dedicated to assisting parents as they guide their children through all phases of life. Each month, our readers receive top-notch advice and timely guidance they can trust.

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Ear piercings for kids: A complete guide for parents

1 month ago | newfolks.com | Dawn Miller

Do you have ear piercings? Many people do. Most get their ears pierced for the first time as teens. For some, ear piercings are typically dictated by family and cultural traditions. Some parents believe strongly in getting their child’s ears pierced as infants or toddlers. While others wouldn’t consider it until their children are older. For parents who don’t have ear piercings, the decision may not even come up until your child asks.
How to handle lying in teens: The right punishment to use

2 months ago | newfolks.com | Dannielle Beardsley

Table of Contents If you thought the toddler years were tough, wait until you have a teenager in the house! Raising a teenager is not the easiest thing you’ll have to do as a parent, especially when your teenager starts testing boundaries. One of the many ways they will push your buttons is by telling lies. There’s no getting around it. There’s no denying it will happen. It’s a matter of when, not if, your teen will lie to you.
Do you agree with these unpopular parenting opinions?

2 months ago | newfolks.com | Dawn Miller

Pretty much everyone has an opinion on parenting kids and the boundaries children and teens have or don’t have, including people who aren’t parents. Sounds crazy, right, but it’s true. Some of the most opinionated people on parenting don’t actually have kids to worry about. Everyone has an opinion,n though. A recent Reddit discussion focused on unpopular parenting opinions that ran the gamut from screentime to letting kids do as they please and quite a few controversial things in between.
Get your schedule on track with these cool family organizer apps

2 months ago | newfolks.com | Dawn Miller

Table of Contents Are you trying to balance ballet lessons, karate, and workouts at the gym along with homework, tutoring sessions, and hockey and soccer practice? It’s tiring just thinking about the juggling act parents do on a daily basis with busy work and school schedules, plus adding all of those extracurricular activities can make anyone forget a pickup time.
The best low-stimulation movies for calming toddlers

2 months ago | newfolks.com | Dawn Miller

Table of Contents Screen time isn’t always a bad thing for toddlers. Sometimes, when your little one isn’t feeling well, watching a soothing movie is a perfect pick. Low-stimulation movies for toddlers offer better quality screen time than movies that are loud and packed with action. Sure, those are fun and can be super exciting for kids, but the impact on their cognitive development is often negative.
Can you use a heating pad while pregnant? Here's what you should know

2 months ago | newfolks.com | Kelli Catana

Table of Contents Pregnancy is an exciting time filled with awe and wonder, but it’s also painful and uncomfortable. Experiencing all. the changes your body goes through as your baby grows is magical, but it’s also kind of a pain. As pregnancy progresses throughout the trimesters, so, too, does the discomfort. From backaches to sore feet and sciatica to insomnia, pregnancy can be very hard on a person’s body.
Recognizing early autism signs in toddlers: 6 things to know

2 months ago | newfolks.com | Sarah Prager

Table of Contents The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has found that about 1 in every 36 children has been identified with autism spectrum disorder. If your child is on the spectrum, the initial diagnosis can be upsetting, but early intervention following a diagnosis is vital. The early signs of autism in toddlers, though, can be easy to overlook.
Timeless old money baby names for your little one

2 months ago | newfolks.com | Dawn Miller

Table of Contents Finding that perfect name for your baby can take ages. Inspiration comes from many places, and of course, everyone from the soon-to-be grandparents to your neighbor has a suggestion. It can definitely be overwhelming. You want your little one’s name to be original, but not too off the beaten path. Parents also don’t want their baby’s name to be too common that the playground will be full of kiddos with the same one.
When should your baby be able to stack blocks? Here’s what to know

2 months ago | newfolks.com | Dannielle Beardsley

Table of Contents When you’re a new parent, the moment someone gifts your child their first set of blocks, you become obsessed with baby learning and when they should be able to turn the blocks into beautiful creations of their imagination. While stacking blocks are an important developmental milestone for babies, it’s also one of those things that evolves with time and practice.
Is your newborn eating too much? What to know about overfeeding

2 months ago | newfolks.com | Kelli Catana

Table of Contents Every parent knows the excitement and anxiety that comes when it’s time to bring their baby home from the hospital for the first time. Besides the sleep schedule, many new parents may be worried about whether their infant is getting enough to eat. But is going the other direction something parents should also worry about? Is there such a thing as overfeeding a newborn? The short answer is yes.