The television with its millions of channels has become an integral part of our lives. There is hardly a home where kids are watching the television often. With computers and mobile phones adding to … Read More »
Parenting Advice, Tips and Resources
Parenting is a very serious and important responsibility of parents. For single mom this responsibility is more difficult, as they are the only parent around. They have to play the roles of educator, enforcer, caregiver, comforting parent. Read here advice on how to handle parenting issues. This section also provides information on parenting children with special needs, homeschooling, parenting resources for all ages, and much more.
Buying Toys for Kids
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Buying toys for children is no child play. If you have stepped into a toy store recently, you know this to be true. Buying toys for kids can be a very tedious job. There are a few things we need to … Read More »
Letting your Child Make Mistakes
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Our children are very precious to us and this is the reason why we guard them like vigilant soldiers. We do not want to expose them to anything bad and will often fret about them making mistakes. But … Read More »
Dealing with Bed Wetters
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While an infant wetting the bed is not of much concern, it is the school going kid who still wets the bed that may worry most parents. Once we have potty trained our kids we tend to kiss diapers good … Read More »
Why Teens Won’t Listen
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Teenagers have a reputation of being monsters. They seem to defy all logic and be on a perpetual grump with their parents. Despite having no apparent conflict with the parents, teens do tend to be a … Read More »
Dealing With an ADHD Child
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Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder more commonly known as ADHD seems to be afflicting a lot of kids today. The disorder can be quite a frustrating for both the care giver and the afflicted … Read More »
Helping your Child Sleep in Her Own Bedroom
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As an infant grows older, she learns a lot of new things. Fear is an emotion that slowly develops along with these learning. This is the reason why a toddler may suddenly be scared of sleeping alone … Read More »
Finding Child Care for New Years Eve
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The New Year is just round the corner and almost all of us are hoping to bring it in with our own personal touches. Some people may prefer to sit and home and watch some TV with a loved one while … Read More »
My Christmas Pajamas
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When I was a young girl, I remember how excited I was for Christmas to come. Oh sure there was the yummy cookies and desserts we got to bake, and eat. I remember how good it felt to decorate the house … Read More »
Talking to Kids about Alcohol
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Children hear about alcohol at very young ages. There are mentions of it all over television, they see bottles in stores and even spot it in the parties for adults. While it is easier to tell them … Read More »
Teaching your Kids on How to Deal with an Emergency
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We would all like to protect our kids and keep them away from any negativity. However, we also know that this is not always possible. There are times when children are caught in a bad episode and it … Read More »
First-Born Jealousy
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Question: Our first-born is showing extreme jealousy towards the new baby. He’s obviously mad at us for disrupting the predictable flow of his life with this new challenger for our attention. How … Read More »
