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March Break Morning Cerami-Camp Join us for a morning of creative funor two, or three Monday - Friday, March 10 - 14th 9 :00 am t i l n o o n Adults Paint Your Own Pottery Evening Friday, Feb. 29th, 7:30 p.m. Join us as we bid February a fond farewell with a little food, a little wine, and a whole lot of creative fun in a relaxed atmosphere SUPERVISED ACTIVITY FOR KIDS 6 AND OVER INCLUDES MID MORNING SNACK VERY COOL DAILY THEMES TO CHOOSE FROM: - Over and Under the Sea - Create your own underwater world! - Fab Families - Design your own family faces wall plaque or one-of-a-kind Coat of Arms - Create-A-Clock Workshop - Design and paint your own (working) clock! (add $5) - Messed For Success - Cool painting techniques with shaving cream, bubble painting, & more! - Spaced Out - Cosmic Creations that are out of this world! $30 + TAX PLEASE CALL THE STUDIO FOR MORE INFO! Parties for All Occasions 324 Guelph Street Georgetown 905-877-2224 www.glazedexpressions.ca Includes: Instruction for new painters, New Painting Techniques, Wine & Snacks PLUSOur Fantastic Find-a-Friend Special Bring along one or more first time painters (well - first timers at Glazed Expressions anyway) and enjoy 50% off your studio fee! The same goes for your friends! PLUSComplimentary upgrade for specialty glaze usage(on all pieces $12 and over) Studio fees for pieces $12-19 = $8, $20 and up = $12. So phone your friends and reserve your place today! Hours: Mon. & Weds. 9:00 am - 8:00 pm Tues. & Thurs. 9 am - 6 pm Friday 9:00 am - 1:00 pm Saturday 8:00 am - 3:00 pm FAMILY & COSMETIC DENTISTRY New Patients and Emergencies Welcome!!! 905-877-2273 (CARE) Georgetown Market Place Mall 2 For Your Family, Wednesday, February 13, 2008 Babys cries can mean so many dif- ferent thing theyre tired, hungry, wet, uncomfortable, and the list goes on. According to a recent survey, 66 per cent of all Canadian moms cant seem to figure out why their baby is crying. And 90 per cent of all Canadian doc- tors say most parents are confused about their babys cries. The confusion is understandable, but there are often other cues baby gives new moms that may point out a larger issue. Three out of four doctors agree that a babys crying can often be linked to digestive discomforts. Doctors suggest looking for the fol- lowing cues and clues to tell if your baby is crying as a result of tummy troubles: Increased irritability Increased spit-up Bloated stomach Irregular sleeping patterns Pulling legs up The good news is that doctors agree that there are steps moms can take to ease their babys cries. To avoid diges- tive discomforts from the onset, new moms should try to breastfeed as it is easiest for baby to digest. If a mother cannot or chooses not to breastfeed, she should know that not all formulas are created equally. For example, research shows that a formula like Nestlood Start is easier to digest by baby because it is made with 100 per cent whey protein that is par- tially broken down. Babies on this type of formula may experience reduced spit-up and soft stools, giving a similar digest ive experience to breast- fed babies. News Canada The crying game: Cues and clues to explaining your babys cries