Nov 29th, 2010
Flying With Baby: Travel With Kids Without Losing Your Sanity
Flying with a baby can be a nerve-racking experience if you're not prepared. Being embarrassed by the discomfort you are subjecting your fellow passengers can be even harder on parents. Here are a few tips to help ease the experience of flying with a baby.
Nov 28th, 2010
Christmas Math: Fascinating Facts About Christmas History
The Christmas story warms the hearts of many throughout the world. But have you ever thought about the math behind the story? There are stories behind the numbers of Christmas story you may not be aware of. Let's take a look at Christmas by the numbers.
Nov 28th, 2010
8 Ways Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP) Techniques Can Help Your Child
NLP is a way of helping a person change their behavior. This method is just as effective with children as it is with adults, and using it with children when they are young gives them the tools to change their behavior when they need to. Here are the top 8 NLP tips that will help you to help your child.
Nov 27th, 2010
Teaching Kids To Share: When Your Child Says ‘Gimme Gimme!’
Nothing can be more frustrating to deal with as a parent than having a child that just doesn’t want to share. Does this scenario sound familiar to you? Here's how you can help your child get past the 'gimme gimme' stage and start sharing well with others.
Nov 27th, 2010
Teenagers And Privacy: Should Parents Spy On Their Kids?
It's important that kids have privacy. But there should be a direct link between the amount of responsibility, consistency, and honesty that kids show and the amount of privacy they’re allowed to have in their rooms. James Lehman explains how to navigate the tricky seas of teen privacy.
Nov 26th, 2010
How To Teach Your Child To Go From Being Bullied To Empowered
If children who are being bullied used that experience to develop inner resources, they can turn that negative experience into a positive growth opportunity. Here are three techniques bullied children can use to play an active role in coping with being bullied.
Nov 26th, 2010
The Benefits Of Boredom: Celebrating Unstructured, Free Play
Parents who wish to increase their children's academic potential, social skills and creativity should allow them to experience boredom. That's the advice of child development specialists who want to see children spend more time in unstructured play, and less time in structured activities (or zoned out in front of an LCD screen).
Nov 25th, 2010
Thanksgiving Activities: Teach Kids The Meaning Of Thanksgiving
Are you at a loss for activities to keep the kids busy on Thanksgiving Day? Here are some fun Thanksgiving activities that you can use to help teach your children the meaning of Thanksgiving.
Nov 25th, 2010
Family Traditions For Thanksgiving: Nine Ideas For Unforgettable Memories
Celebrate families and togetherness this Thanksgiving Day with some time-honored traditions. It will give you a sense of family identity and meaningfulness that can last for generations. Here are nine ideas for starting new family traditions - and for revering the old ones.
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