Nov 8th, 2010
Classic Books For Kids: The Evergreen World Of Enid Blyton
Literary fashions may come and go, but the magic of Enid Blyton seems to go on forever. To think that this writer, who was born in the late 19th century, still tops the popularity charts in children’s books in the 21st century is truly amazing – and appropriate.
Nov 7th, 2010
What Does Thanksgiving Celebrate And Should You Celebrate It?
Thanksgiving, which falls on the fourth Thursday of November in the United States, is widely regarded as an all-American holiday and is primarily a harvest festival. But is there more to this holiday tradition? And should you celebrate it?
Nov 7th, 2010
Family Vacations: 10 Tips For A Fun Family Holiday With Teens
Even if you've been traveling for years as a family, your kids may begin resisting the family vacation when they become tweens or teens. The main reason being that they miss their friends and regular teen activities. Here are some tips for traveling successfully with tweens or teens.
Nov 6th, 2010
House Cleaning Tips And Tricks For Busy Moms (And Dads)
For working parents, there are days when trying to keep the house clean with kids feels like shoveling snow in the middle of the storm. If you feel like you're losing the battle with chores, here are a few housekeeping tips for busy moms (and dads).
Nov 6th, 2010
Building Self-Esteem In Children: 10 Ways Parents Can Help
Children with a positive sense of self-esteem are happier, better adjusted and have an easier time in life. It is important that each child receives sufficient guidance early in life to ensure a healthy sense of self-esteem. Here are 10 ways to instill high self-esteem in your child.
Nov 5th, 2010
Teaching Responsibility To Children: Create A Culture of Accountability
It's never too early - and it's never too late - to start a Culture of Accountability in your home. The word 'accountable' means responsible, or taking responsibility for one’s actions. So how will you make sure your child accounts for his or her actions?
Nov 5th, 2010
Child Not Sleeping? Use Guided Imagery As A Soothing Sleep Aid
Guided imagery has been an especially effective tool in alleviating many kinds of sleep disturbances. When children and adolescents have difficulty sleeping at night, imagery can offer a soothing and comforting way to drift off into dreams.
Nov 4th, 2010
Enmeshed Parenting: When Your Children Are The Center Of Your Life
As a parent, it is vitally important that you have a sense of passion and purpose in your life separate from your children. Are you an enmeshed parent? Discover if you are and what you can begin to do about it in this article.
Nov 4th, 2010
Diwali Decorations: 3 Last-Minute, Inexpensive Home Decorating Ideas
If you're a busy mom who's had no time to get the house decorated in time for your Diwali guests, don't panic. Here's how to throw together some unique and last-minute Diwali decorations that will make your home a welcoming place for your visitors.
Copyright © 2013 Loving Your Child.
Designed by 