Sep 25th, 2010
Classic Children’s Books: Rebecca Of Sunnybrook Farm
Cheerful, witty, refreshing, inspiring… Such is the charm of the American classic, Rebecca Of Sunnybrook Farm, the journey of a girl who must adjust to every unfavorable circumstance and follow her dreams to become an educated, independent woman.
Sep 24th, 2010
Preventing Swine Flu: H1N1 And The New School Year
After causing a huge stir all last year, H1N1 is still very much on the minds of school administrators, teachers, students and parents as the new school year begins. Here are some things to know about the H1N1 strain of the flu virus and what you can do to help prevent contracting or spreading it.
Sep 24th, 2010
Parenting Newborns: The Chemistry Of Attachment And Bonding
Newborns need all the love, attention and care that we can give them, and we've got to hand it to Mother Nature for providing us with invaluable responses to ensure attachment and bonding between parents and their babies. Read on to understand the chemistry of attachment.
Sep 23rd, 2010
Relationship Tips For Parents: Living with Children
In a marital relationship, your husband or wife should always come first. While that might sound unloving to your children, it actually gives them a great deal of comfort and stability knowing that their parents are very much in love with each other.
Sep 23rd, 2010
Pictures And Visual Learning Techniques In Childhood Education
Pictures can trigger a whole range of associations and help enhance creative thinking and imagination. Using images and visual learning techniques in education creates a more evocative learning process with children.
Sep 22nd, 2010
Make Your Child An Animal Lover: The Time To Start Is Now
Compassion and respect for all forms of life is an important personality trait that is best implanted in one’s child during the early years. By teaching children to respect animals, we are doing our bit to raise a sensitive generation that is connected to nature.
Sep 21st, 2010
Parenting Advice: The Consequences Of Authoritarian Parenting
Most of us do not like to be controlled, and children are no exception, so your choice to control always has negative consequences for your children. While controlling might work in the short run, it can create many problems in the long run.
Sep 21st, 2010
Communicating With Preteens: Learn The Language Of Transition
During their preteen period kids largely turn non-communicative with the non-stop chatter suddenly giving way to mumbling, gestures and one-word replies. A parent counselor offers some rules of thumb for positive communication with preteens.
Sep 20th, 2010
Child Diet: 5 Quick Tips To Cure A Picky Eater
Poor eating habits as a child will often last through the adult years. Here are some of the causes of picky eating with five tips to get your child to eat enough of the right kind of healthy foods.
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