Dec 12th, 2010
Boarding Schools And Technology: Stay In Touch With Your Child’s School Life
If you have a child in a boarding school (or intend to puts yours in one) it makes a lot of sense to sign up on a parent-teacher networking site. Thanks to the internet, parents all over the world are finding it easy and convenient to keep in touch with teachers and school authorities.
Dec 11th, 2010
Holiday Stress Relief: Tips To Reclaim Your Christmas Spirit
With all the activity surrounding the Christmas season, it's hard not to get stressed by the time Christmas Day comes around. What you need to remember is that are always things you can do to relieve the stress. Here are some holiday stress relief tips to help you reclaim your Christmas spirit.
Dec 11th, 2010
The Swine Flu Pandemic: What To Expect From H1N1 In 2011
Last year’s H1N1 virus, also known as swine flu, triggered the first flu pandemic in decades. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, there were more than 60 million cases of H1N1. Learn what to expect from H1N1 in the coming year, so you and your family can stay healthy during cold and flu season.
Dec 10th, 2010
Baby’s First Christmas: 10 Tips To Make It A Sensory Delight
Christmas is a special time of the year for parents and an even more magical one for babies. The Christmas tree, presents, shiny decorations, colorful lights, smells, tastes and sounds make Christmas Day a complete sensory delight. Here are ten top tips to ensure that your baby enjoys the festivities.
Dec 10th, 2010
Parenting Girls: TV, Body Image And Making Peace With Your Body
TV and other forms of media, like teen magazines, have a huge influence on the health of teen girls. What you watch on the tube affects your self-esteem, shopping decisions and how you feel about your body. Here’s how to love and embrace your body - and stop wishing you had someone else’s.
Dec 9th, 2010
Christmas Presents: How To Buy Gifts That Will Be Treasured
Buying Christmas presents can be a very daunting task. After all, no one wants to come across as thoughtless or unappreciative of their relationships with people. Here are some tips to help you come up with more thoughtful Christmas gift ideas, so that your presents will be cherished and treasured.
Dec 9th, 2010
Separation Anxiety: Boosting Your Clingy Child’s Confidence
Separation anxiety is a form of extreme stress experienced by a child if a caregiver or parent, with whom they interact on a daily basis, is not in sight. To ensure that your child grows up emotionally secure and well-adjusted, here's what you can do to relieve yourself and your child of unnecessary stress.
Dec 8th, 2010
Christmas Greeting Cards: Send Holiday Wishes The Creative Way
We all like to receive holiday greetings … but sending them? Not so much. Traditional cards and letters take time and money. But thanks to new Web sites and tools, plus your own creativity, you can make merry for free -- and skip the trip to the post office. Cheers!
Dec 8th, 2010
Learning Styles For Kids: How To Assess Your Child’s Style
When you understand how your child naturally takes in information, and assess his learning style at an early age, it will make introducing new ideas and activities easier for you - and a lot more fun for him. Here's how you can focus on your child's strengths to help him learn in the best way possible.
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