Imagine this scene: It's a beautiful morning, your toddler is safely strapped in her car seat and the two of you are ready to go out for a day of shopping. You suddenly realize you forgot to leave a note for your teenager, so you race inside, leaving your little one in the car with the motor running and the garage door closed. She'll be okay alone for a few minutes, won't she?
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Many toddlers go through a phase filled with mood changes, temper tantrums and defiance. The so-called “terrible twos” can happen as your child tries to be more independent, only to find out he may have to follow your rules. While it can be frustrating for both of you, keep in mind it’s a normal stage in your child’s development. Try to accept the changes he’s going through, stay calm and show him your love and respect.

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“I've heard a lot about the terrible twos. Why are 2-year-olds so difficult?” http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/terrible-twos/AN02124, December 16, 2010

Have you noticed a bluish cast to your baby’s skin? If just her hands or feet are blue for short periods of time, it’s probably nothing more than a sign of immature circulation. But if her whole body is blue, especially areas with a lot of blood flow such as the lips, tongue, vagina or scrotum, her blood may not be getting enough oxygen. Don’t take chances – contact your pediatrician immediately.

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“When Your Baby's Skin Looks Blue,” http://www.webmd.com/ - Read More