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Raising a Reader
My children are avid readers. Okay, they’re grown and are not under my supervision any longer. I’m not actively promoting this addiction, ahem, I mean, worthy pursuit. But, the love of reading sprang out of childhood habits. I confess, when I’m asked how did I, as a mom, encourage reading, I’m tempted to shrug my shoulders.
Boys and Guns: When Boys’ Games Get Aggressive
No matter how they are raised or what situations they are exposed to, young boys seem to have an almost universal interest in gun play. Even boys who grow up in the most anti-gun households – or boys who grow up surrounded by their sisters’ toys – are drawn to shoot-em-up games.
Sunburn & Sun Safety Tips
You want your kids to have fun this summer but how can you keep them safe in the sun. Here are some of safety tips for having fun in the sun. Keep babies under the age of six months out of the sun. Babies have sensitive skin that is much thinner than adults. If your baby is under six months of age she should be kept out of direct sunlight.
Friends and Socializing
The Popularity Game: Teaching Kids How To Cope
By Sally Sacks www.sallysacks.com
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Kids Crafts and Activities
To make our dreamcatcher you will need: wood embordery hoop leather lace scissors 3 to 4 feathers beads
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Kids Development
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the latest reports for incidence of autism in children are 1 out of every 150. Autism is a severe developmental disorder.
Kids Education
My children are avid readers. Okay, they’re grown and are not under my supervision any longer. I’m not actively promoting this addiction, ahem, I mean, worthy pursuit. But, the love of reading sprang out of childhood habits. I confess, when I’m asked how did I, as a mom, encourage reading, I’m tempted to shrug my shoulders.
Kids Health
You want your kids to have fun this summer but how can you keep them safe in the sun. Here are some of safety tips for having fun in the sun. Keep babies under the age of six months out of the sun. Babies have sensitive skin that is much thinner than adults. If your baby is under six months of age she should be kept out of direct sunlight.
Parenting Gradeschool Kids
Boys and Guns: When Boys’ Games Get Aggressive
No matter how they are raised or what situations they are exposed to, young boys seem to have an almost universal interest in gun play. Even boys who grow up in the most anti-gun households – or boys who grow up surrounded by their sisters’ toys – are drawn to shoot-em-up games.
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Self Esteem and Body Issues
Crybaby: Is Your Child Too Sensitive?
Teasing is usually a normal part of childhood. Some of it can be good natured ribbing between friends and some of it can also be down right cruel. We all remember those nasty days of bullies in the schoolyard, of people who seem to get their jollies by putting us down and if they brought us to tears? Mission accomplished.
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Special Needs
Warning Signs of a Learning Disability
special services in school. Here are some warning signs to look for if you are concerned your child has a learning disability. Preschool Warning Signs Children who have problems with speech including pronunciation or learning new words Problems following simple instructions Difficulty with rhyming
