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Whether your child is an unsteady toddler or an active teenager fond of taking crazy risks, there is a chance they will have a fall that can break or damage teeth. If your child has broken a tooth, treatment will depend on whether it is a baby tooth or permanent tooth, and whether it has been completely knocked out or simply damaged.

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Are your kids counting down the days to the release of the Angry Birds Movie? My kiddos LOVE watching their Daddy play Angry Birds. We saw the preview when we went to see The Good Dinosaur and my daughter got super excited. It looks really funny and even I can't wait. It's in theaters May 20th, but you can watch Angry Birds Toons now on Netflix.

National Geographic Kids Books is going a little Hollywood this Spring, with the release of the ONLY official movie tie-in book with a non-fiction, educational twist. From understanding the physics in the games, to exploring the seasons, to blasting into space, the Angry Birds series of books are a fun and entertaining way to understand the science and culture behind the most popular game in the world - and The Angry Birds Movie: Red's Big Adventure book is no exception.

Is there any time more exciting than when you're welcoming a new baby into your family? We've teamed up with some of our favorite parenting blogs to bring you a HUGE giveaway with products to enhance life with your bundle of joy. Check out the great brands that are participating and the items one lucky winner will receive:

It is starting to get warmer and warmer here in Georgia. Our days will once again include long lake stays and trips to the pool. One of my family's favorite summer activities is to lounge by and play in the pool. I can't wait until it is warm enough to relax poolside everyday. Having a body of water is a MUST to have a great summer party, in my opinion. I remember SweetPea's first time in the pool. I was so excited and nervous at the same time. I knew a smooth transition into the water could create a life-long love of swimming. Little ones need baby-steps when going from land roamer to pool dweller. That's why it's important to have the right tools to help ease the transition.

When we first introduced our babies to water, we always carried them in first. This way so they could stay nice and warm up against us. With SweetPea, we started introducing her to water when she was five months old and with Peanut, he was about four. We started slow with each one, took their cues on when they wanted to get out, and didn't rush anything. It can be hard because you know they are going to have fun, but remember that it is a process.