After my son was born, I took four weeks off from work to help take care of him. I feared dirty diapers, worried excessively when he didn’t nap and banged on the baby monitor to make sure it worked when he slept too quietly.
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It now turns out that a tiny, premature baby will remain hospitalized a few more days. Doctors had been planning on letting Amillia Taylor go home Tuesday. But officials at Baptist Children’s Hospital in Miami now say she’ll stay there a few more days as a precaution.
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Miracle baby finally heads home 
THE world’s most premature living baby, who weighed only 280g and was barely longer than a pen when she was born at just 21 weeks and six days, is going home after four months in intensive care.
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Baldness drug problem Losing their hair to middle age pushes many men to take anti- baldness drugs. But one popular drug has an unintended consequence: It skews results from the prostate-specific antigen test used to screen men for prostate cancer.

Sleepless in the nursery 
WHEN BABY won’t sleep, new parents get desperate. And when the market sees a need, it promptly fills it. These days you can hire sleep consultants, browse “sleep training” books by the hundreds, and buy all manner of infant sleep-assistance products — aromatherapy dollies, fleece crib sheets, maternal heartbeat CDs, even disembodied hands — stuffed mitts that cup baby’s head and bottom, as if …

Top parenting tips offered 
By Rachel Kubicek THE JOPLIN GLOBE (JOPLIN, Mo.) There are no black and white answers when it comes to the question of how to be an organized mom. There are too many sticks in the spokes of life to plan for life to run smoothly all of the time.