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Parenting Battles: Where's That Handbook When You Need It?
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From C.E.O. to Stay-at-Home DadThis article highlights the benefits of activities, structure, active involvement, and the strong relationship between a father and his children. It traces one man's choice to forgo a career in business to raise his children.
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Introducing Baby to Your DogFor dog owners about to bring their first baby into the household, it can be a stressful time. There are things you can do, however, to increase the chances of having a happy future, both with your new baby and your dog.
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3 Gifts Any New Mom Will LoveThere's a mom behind every beautiful, new baby who deserves something special. Here's how you can treat the new mom in your life.
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5 Mommy Friends I Should Unfriend on FacebookAs I scan my news feed and find myself frustrated with the updates I see, I’ve decided that it’s time to start paring down the list. These moms are the first to go. -
Is It Wrong to Push Your Kids?To push your kids, or not to push your kids; that, is every parent's question. Is it really so bad to give your sprogs a little nudge?
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How to Deal With Public TantrumsTantrums are bad enough, but public tantrums are every parent's nightmare! This easy guide will help you to deal with public tantrums effectively.
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Room Parent Tips: Unique Class Activities for Valentine's DayAre you an awesome room parent? Longing to organize a memorable Valentine's Day party for your kids class? Why not suggest one of these innovative class activities for Valentine's Day?
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Join the Fitness Craze With Your KidsMake exercising with your kids a family affair and start the new year with a promise for better health. There are so many fun and active activities to do together!
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Naptime Helps Toddlers LearnWhile all children possess different internal clocks, and families have their own schedules, the rules often change once toddlers are in a school environment. Toddlers who take naps may have an easier time learning.
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How to Decide When to Give Your Child an AllowanceHow young is too young for an allowance? This easy guide, based on my own experience, will help you decide if your tot is too young for a weekly paycheck.
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Tips to Keep School-Age Children Active in WinterIf you need fresh, creative ideas on keeping your school-aged children active during the winter, try these 10 tips.
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5 Fun, Free Outings for BabiesOnce my daughter got a little head control and built up her immune system, I loved taking her out and about. Here are some of my favorite, free outings for babies.
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Over-Parenting Is OutOver-parenting is being debunked by facts but more importantly by the obvious handicaps it's imposed on kids.
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Don't Call My Daughter 'Pretty'Please don't tell my three-year-old daughter that she's pretty or cute. Here's why it upsets me to hear people compliment my child's appearance.
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Know When It Might Be AppendicitisWhen I was 13, a stomach pain that developed in the morning was acute appendicitis by the afternoon. The teen years are prime time for this hard to diagnose condition. Here’s what to know before you take your child to be evaluated by a doctor.
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6 Things I Took for Granted Before I Was a ParentBeing a parent is a joy. However, now that I have a daughter and one on the way, I’m starting to realize what I took for granted before parenthood.
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Morning-After Pill Not on Store Shelves a Good DecisionThe Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius stopped the FDA's plan to lower the age to receive a morning-after pill without a prescription and I believe this was a smart move.
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Protecting Kids From BulliesIs it the responsibility of parents to protect their children from bullies? A mother of 7 shares her experiences with bullies, big and small.
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What to Teach Your Teen About WorkWhat should parents be teaching their children about work? The answers may surprise you.
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Supporting Your Kid's TeacherHere are some tips from a teacher (and a parent) on how to be a helpful classroom parent.
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The Stressed out MomA short brief poem about the stressed out mom.
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How to Shop for the HolidaysHow to prepare for the Holidays without stress.
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What to Do when Your Child SwearsUh-oh! Your child just swore! What should you do? This handy guide will help you know what to do when your child swears or uses curse words, based upon my own experience.
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U.S. Census Bureau Report: It's Only Childcare If Dad Does ItAccording to a report released by the U.S. Census Bureau, taking care of children is only defined as "childcare" if the father is the one providing the care. If the mother is doing the care, well, that's just called "parenting." -
How I Survived Sexual AbuseThis is the story of how I survived childhood sexual abuse, and how it has affected my life. -
Fast Food Not the Only Issue with American Kids' DietsThe way we cook at home is negatively impacting our kids' health just as much as the fast food industry. It's time for drastic changes in the way we view nutrition.
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10 Questions to Consider When Planning a Family VacationMaking sure you and your spouse are on the same page is important when planning the "when, where, and how much" details of your vacation plans. Read one vacationing parent's perspective of ten things to consider. -
The Rainbow Rule: How I've Kept My Children Doctor-Free for More Than 8 YearsIf there is one thing I take credit for as a parent it is my ability to raise healthy children. In 8 years I've had to visit the doctor one time for sickness and I have four children. What's the secret? Good parenting and the rainbow rule.
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Teen Depression Symptoms: Real or a Call for Attention?Is your teen depressed or does she just not like you. Teens display a wide range of emotional changes. Recognizing the serious ones is an important part of being a parent.
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Burn Prevention Tips for ParentsKeep kids safe; prevent intensely painful scalds and burns by staying aware and making simple adjustments to your home. -
Does Your Child Need a Change of Career Talk?If your child is following a career path they cannot achieve, it is a parent's obligation to have the career talk.
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Lessons I Learned Over Saturday’s Fish SoupI learned my parenting style from my grandfather. He was the wisest man I've ever known and I base my entire parenting style on the lessons he taught me over Saturday's fish soup.
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The Curious Case of the Snack ThiefThings might not go "bump" in the night, but they sure do have a nasty habit of going missing from my pantry. I have a snack thief on the loose.
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New Baby Jealousy: Sibling Rivalry Starts at BirthDealing with the green monster of jealousy after bringing a brand new sibling home can be a distressing twist to a joyous occasion.
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How to Stay Positive in a Negative WorldHow you can help yourself be a more positive, and maybe even be a more genuinely happy person; starting right now!
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How to Cure Kids' BoredomHow to keep your kids busy when they say, "I'm bored."
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Social Media and Teens; Don't Fear It, Be a Part of It!If you truly want to understand the nature of Facebook, turn to the youth.
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Preparing Our Son for Junior High SchoolAs parents, we want our son to succeed in school, and we will prepare him as much as possible. As teachers, we know how to prepare him even more from the educational standpoint.
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Great Ideas to Help Homeschooling Kids Burn Off Winter EnergyWhen homeschooling kids are stuck inside due to winter weather, there are loads of things parents can do to help them get important exercise. Keep them physically fit with these easy and fun ideas to do while homeschooling.
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Makeup for Kids: Is It Safe?As makeup becomes ever more prominent in American culture, parents are dealing with makeup questions at far earlier ages, but is it safe?
