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A casi tres meses de haber dado a luz, la Duquesa de Cambridge hizo su primera aparición pública y sorprendió a todos al lucir su abdomen plano.

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Rescue a rainy day with these fun, easy indoor activities that are also easy on the wallet! Kids have always loved turning old things into new ideas and if you give them the space and supplies, you’ll be amazed at just how much fun can be had even on a rainy day! Here are three fun ideas that can be completed with standard household supplies or with items easily found in nature. Recycled Rocket Ship The process of collecting the supplies for your Recycled Rocket Ship can be just as much fun as the actual construction! When we made it, everyone had fun looking through the recycling bin and scavenging around each room in our house. It was also a great opportunity to talk about why we reuse things and the importance of being able to make your own fun—even on a rainy day. After all the materials have been collected, begin assembly! Use craft glue for some of the smaller bits. You might need to help the kids out with a low temp glue gun for large pieces. After all the glue has dried, allow your child to paint, decorate and enjoy exploring space! Matching Colors Activity Working on colors and making the best of a rainy day is completely possible with the help of a discarded egg carton and a bag of dollar store pompoms. Add some inexpensive (but appropriately sized!) tongs and now you’re also helping your child’s fine motor skills. I made this four years ago for my first son and I’m still using the same game today with my second. Don’t worry too much if the pompoms end up everywhere at the end of this activity because more than likely, they will! Sticks & Stones Number Game My favorite thing about Sticks & Stones is that it can be adapted to almost any child’s age! The only supplies you’ll need are small stones and some numbered strips of paper. I play the 1-5 cards with my 2 year old, just counting and placing the rocks. He loves choosing which rocks to put on the cards and is gaining a real and tangible idea of what numbers are. With older kids, Sticks & Stones becomes a game of counting and addition. Each person takes a turn of randomly picking out a card and counting out the stones. The game progresses until each of the cards has been dealt and the stones counted. The winner is determined by adding up each of your cards. This game is great for little kids who are just beginning to add because if they get stuck on addition, they can always use the stones to help them count. The best thing about these activities is they keep kids busy while helping them learn and be more creative. What are some of your favorite things to do with kids when skies are gray?

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Un grupo de espías cubanos llamados "Red Avispa", fueron enviados a Estados Unidos en la década de los 90 para causar daño y fulminar a Hermanos al Rescate.

Congratulations! You’re having another baby. Planning for round two is just as exciting as the first time, but there are a few major differences. First, you have a better idea of what to expect this time. No big surprises (you hope). Secondly, you have to consider your firstborn’s feelings. Introducing the idea of a younger sibling to your firstborn child can be fun and exciting. Here are a few tips to get you going. 1. Read about it together. Plan an outing to the library and find some children’s books on the topic, or order some of your favorites. I’m a Big Sister or I’m a Big Brother are a great place to get the conversation going, explaining things such as the fact that babies cry a lot. 2. Plan “mommy and me” time before and after baby arrives. Your firstborn is used to having all of your attention, all the time. She’s going to have a bit of an adjustment sharing you. Before the baby is born, you may want to set some time aside to go on outings with your child that may be difficult to do once the baby arrives. Then plan special times to focus on your oldest after the younger sibling arrives. Nap time is a perfect time to regroup with your firstborn. So is breastfeeding. It may sound challenging, but while your baby is feeding, you can have a quiet reading time with your oldest. Feeding sessions can become something the older child looks forward to. 3. Let big brother or sister help. Older siblings love to help. Ask her advice when you’re picking out goods for the baby’s room. After the younger sibling arrives, encourage your “big helper” to help you dress the baby or hand you items the baby needs. Watch her beam with pride as she feels like she’s become your hero. 4. Explain how she was once a baby, too. Showing pictures of herself as a baby will help her realize she was once little too, and that the baby won’t always be a baby. It’s also a helpful way to demonstrate what babies can and can’t do at first, and how as the baby grows, he can do more like his big sister! 5. Keep the focus on becoming a big sibling. Let’s face it, little kids love to be the center of attention. Keeping the focus on her rather than on a younger sibling will make the adjustment more exciting for her and help keep her from feeling threatened by his arrival. You can even surprises her with a big sibling shirt or a special toy that she gets for graduating from being an only child. As your belly grows, your lap gets smaller, and your energy level declines, expect some mood swings from your little one along the way. That’s normal. Enjoy this time and have fun welcoming another new addition to your family. How did you prepare your firstborn for a new sibling?