Jan 29th, 2011
NLP Parenting: Use Imagination To Create New Behavior Patterns
Does your child have a problem getting work or homework done? Teach him to imagine a pattern that includes his homework getting done after school and his whole evening being free so that he can do whatever he wants. This will empower him to get the work done on time.
Jan 27th, 2011
Celebrating Moms: Finding The ‘Me’ In Motherhood
Whether you’re a mom or not, at some point you’ve likely put yourself on the back burner while turning your attention to the needs of those around you. With kids, life isn’t only about you anymore. That can be an amazing thing, but if you’re losing yourself in the process of raising a family, it’s time to refocus.
Jan 26th, 2011
Money-Smart Kids: How To Teach Children Good Money Habits
How do we strike a balance between giving our kids the moon and the stars and their appreciation of monetary value? Catch them young as all good habits have their roots in the early years. Here are some effective ways of making your child money wise.
Jan 25th, 2011
Parenting The Shy Child: 5 Ways To Help Her Make Friends
Some children are so overcome with shyness that they’re unable to properly function in social settings. Want to learn how to help your child cope with shyness? Here are some expert tips that will have your son or daughter overcoming social anxiety in no time!
Jan 24th, 2011
Too Many Video Games? Tips To Get Your Kids To Play Outside
Video games are tons of fun, but for youngsters, playing time should be limited to a couple of hours a week. If you show your child some fun ideas for getting outside and playing, they’ll be more apt to put down the video game controller and have some fun in the sun.
Jan 22nd, 2011
Science Education: How To Make Science Fun For Your Kids
Don't neglect teaching science to your kids until upper mathematics is completed. Just be sure that the student develops the ability to learn through observation. Science is life and the best way is to follow the child's natural interests, explore and offer many opportunities of discovery.
Jan 17th, 2011
Shame And Anger: The Emotional Handcuffs Of Parenting
One of the unaddressed elements of children’s behavior is the pain that families go through, knowing that others are judging them. It’s natural for parents to get angry at a child with behavior problems, but often that anger is triggered by the shame parents feel regarding what other people think about how they parent.
Jan 16th, 2011
Kid’s Decor: Creating The Perfect Space For Your Child
Looking for some ideas on putting together the perfect children's space within your own home? Decorating your little one's room should be an experience that's just as playful and fun as your child is. Here are some quick tips for pulling off kids' decor the easy way.
Jan 13th, 2011
Food Allergies In Children: What Causes And Prevents Them
Food allergies are the most common and prevalent type of allergy. Up to 12 million Americans suffer from some type of food allergy. The most common culprits are eggs, fish and shellfish, peanuts and other tree nuts. Studies report up to 8 percent of children have an allergy to some type of food.
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