Aug 11th, 2010
School Lunches: Healthy Alternatives For Your Kids
School lunches are pretty important to kids, but your kids’ school lunches don’t need to be boring sandwiches and applesauce. Here are some tips to help make school lunches more healthy and fun!
Aug 11th, 2010
Positive Parenting: Teach Your Kids A Wealthy Mindset
You know that when you focus constantly on lack of money and things, that's what you experience. You've been working hard to change your own mindset - and change your own life. But it's even more important that you teach your kids a wealthy mindset.
Aug 10th, 2010
From Working Mom To Stay-At-Home Mom: Making the Transition
Making the transition from a dual income family to a single income family can be tough. Here are 5 things I wish someone had told me before I quit my job and became a stay at home mom.
Aug 10th, 2010
Computers For Kids: Tips On Buying Your Child His First PC
No (wired) parent can afford to delay their child’s introduction to computers and the vast world of the Internet indefinitely. If you need to buy your kid a computer, but are new to this and leery of experimenting on such an expensive electronic device, you'll benefit from these tips on buying a PC for your kid.
Aug 9th, 2010
Despicable Me Movie Review: Overload Of Cuteness
Despicable Me takes an interesting look at the life of Gru - the 2nd best super villain in the world. Maybe I am a heartless robot but this movie had too much cuteness. Watch it with a child or someone childlike on a day you need some cuteness in your life.
Aug 9th, 2010
Parenting Tip: Do You Play ‘Good Cop – Bad Cop’?
If you and your spouse take opposing roles in dealing with your kids, you're not alone. Many parents take on the roles of 'good cop' and 'bad cop' in the family. Which 'cop' is right? And should you be a cop at all?
Aug 8th, 2010
Raising Children: The Benefits of Baby Wearing
Baby wearing simply means holding or carrying a baby or young child using a baby carrier. When done properly, carrying a baby in a soft baby carrier can be safer than carrying a baby in your arms. There are many benefits to babywearing for the caregiver and especially for the baby.
Aug 8th, 2010
Social Development Of Children: Your Role As A Parent
When your child gets into a sticky social situation, which parent can resist the urge to jump in and solve it for them? The instinct to protect our children is natural, but overprotecting them does more harm than good. Here's how to let your child learn from experience while providing them the safety they need.
Aug 7th, 2010
Conscious Parenting: The Critical Importance Of Touch
The mothers of India have given the world one of the most important parenting tools known to humanity: infant massage. It is probably hard to imagine raising a baby without this gentle, everyday experience, but in some western cultures (particularly the U.S.) it is just being discovered!
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