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Trending — July 2017 

Published June 27, 2017 at 10:00 a.m.

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Philadelphia Zoo enlisted ob-gyn Rebekah McCurdy to deliver a mama gorilla's 5-pound son. You should see that baby's head of hair!


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Vermont doctors dole out free day passes to state parks this summer to promote outdoor exercise. Because climbing a mountain sure beats going to the gym.


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Vermont is rated the best state for working moms, according to a recent study from website WalletHub. Now if we could get a little help with the laundry.


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Nebraska 8-year-old Mili Hernandez barred from soccer tourney after being mistaken for a boy. "Mili, don't EVER let anyone tell you that you aren't perfect just as you are," tweeted fellow short-haired soccer player and Olympic medalist Abby Wambach.


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Tick numbers are on the rise in New England, increasing the chance of Lyme disease. Bedtime tick checks — Every. Single. Night.


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Mattel releases a new collection of Ken dolls, with different builds, skin tones and hair styles — including a man bun. We love the "dad bod" version.

This article was originally published in Seven Days' monthly parenting magazine, Kids VT.

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