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Time for a New Straining Regimen

By Hannah Johnson   Looked at one way, parenting is essentially a “Choose Your Own Adventure” story: Make a decision and just hope it turns out for the best. When it comes to feeding babies, the best practices feel like they’re changing as fast as a soiled diaper. There’s no …

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Kidding Around

By Mary Rose Madden   I’m not what you’d call a yogini by any stretch, but I do like to have de-stressing fun with my 18-month-old daughter. So, on a day when we both needed an outing—even her baby dolls were arguing—I dug out some yoga pants and her leggings, …

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With More Sports, Come More Injuries

By Hannah Johnson   Kathryn Krueger makes no bones about it: Soccer was her life—until, in a flash, it wasn’t. She was a freshman on the Franklin High School varsity team, playing a tough opponent. She leapt into the air, aiming her forehead at the ball—just as an opposing player …

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Inside Peek: Light City U

By Kay Wicker Light City Baltimore kicked things off Monday with a day of talks from local leaders and a bright evening of light installations and performances along the Inner Harbor. All week long, Light City will be accompanied by Light City U, a series of conferences aimed at highlighting …

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Light Up Your Life

By Hannah Johnson ┬á Light City Baltimore is finally here and, if the first night is anything to go by, itΓÇÖs going to live up to the hype. Marketing for Light City has been nearly ubiquitous throughout the city. Despite that, IΓÇöand I think many othersΓÇöwere unsure of what to …

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