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Growing Up in the 1980s: Things My Kids Should Know About My Childhood (Part 4)My favorite 1980s video games, computer games and board games. And what was so different about playgrounds and outdoor playtime in the 1980s?- What's the Best Age for Children to Begin Doing Chores?Children should be given some chores at as early an age as possible. Giving children chores to do teaches them so much more than just how to do the chores.
- Maybe Doing Without Wasn't All that Bad After AllMy childhood during the 50's enabled me to deal with economic stresses.
- What Color is Your Rainbow? How Personality, Auras, and Colors are RelatedThis article offers an explanation of auras and the meaning of different colors in auras.
- Famous Mom Bloggers Taking the Internet by StormThese 4 famous mom bloggers are making their mark on the mom blogging community. Learn why you should be reading them, and what they offer to the community of mom bloggers.
- The Secret to LifeThe short cut to a happy, contented life is revealed.
- A Light Hearted Look at Parenthood and It's Major ChangesParenthood is one of the biggest changes most people will ever encounter. Within my first month as a parent I learned two major things. 1.) Children are the most precious beings in the world. 2.) I can understand why some mammals eat their young.
- What's Often Overlooked When "Expecting"Overall, babies are cute and sweet, but there will come some moments when not so cute and sweet baby and parenting-related things will steal your attention...
- 5 Tips for New DadsHere are five tips for new dads that will make the transition to parenthood easier for the whole family.
- Easing Kids into a Bedtime Routine"Can I have just one more glass of water, Mommy?" "Can you read me two more stories?" "Jimmy still has his light on." Easing kids into a bedtime routine is not always easy. But with practice and patience, it can be done effectively.
- Ways to Enjoy MotherhoodSometimes, as mothers, we are too hard on ourselves. Many of us get it from all directions on what we should and should not do, how we should and should not do things as mothers. Perhaps you can find ways to enjoy motherhood more.
10 Ways to Help Baby Sleep AloneYou tried to help your baby get into an independent sleep cycle, but your cuddly baby would rather sleep near you all night. Here are a few things to try when baby has picked up some bad sleeping habits.- I Am Mr. Mom, and a Review of the 1983 MovieI am one of the displaced workers currently placed in the recession pool. I had been thinking about a movie I saw over 20 years ago called Mr. Mom, and how it related to me and other current stay at home dads.
- Tocophobia: A Fear of ChildbirthThere are an indeterminate number of women who fear childbirth to the extent that they are incapacitated by their fear and cannot carry a pregnancy to term. This is called tocophobia, a phobia that is gaining in recognition.
- The Ballad of Francesca BrideIn 2001, Spencer prays a prayer that shocks the Lord - it shocks him enough to pause time 9 seconds before his death on 9/11/2001. It causes the Lord to consider the judgement following the 1975 death of Francie Bride. Could things have ended differently?
Why I Participate in the Long Island, NY Lupus WalkMany people have asked me why I choose to participate in the Walk Along for Lupus. Of course there are many other things I can be doing with my time on an early Sunday morning.- Out of the Mouths of BabesWhy do children wait until the least opportune times to say the most embarassing things? Has your child ever said something that just about broke your heart? Kids do say the darndest things!
Disabled in an Able-Bodied WorldIn this article, Jenn details some of the day to day hassles related to life in the wheelchair- The Open-Adoption OptionMany people today consider open adoption to be the best kind of adoption. While secrecy in adoption is generally no longer considered acceptable or in the interest of the adoptee, whether or not open adoption is always in the best interest of the child remains under debate.
- Teens and DrivingHas anyone noticed the number of teens and young adults that have died in the last few weeks? It seems like every time I turn on the news another set of teens and/or young adults has been killed in a driving related accident.
- 5 Ways for College Students to Make Money!College is tough no matter how you look at it. Most students need to make at least a little money while they are there just to live off of. If your mom and dad send you money every week then this may not be for you.
Incorporating Learning into Your Child's Daily LifeYour child's learning is essential to success as an adult. This is not only important during school time, but during playtime and every day activities. As a veteran mom, I have seen what incorporating learning into your child's daily life can do.- Gisele Bundchen Blames Family Ties for AnorexiaGisele Bundchen has entered Brazil's growing debate over anorexia, saying families are to blame - not the fashion industry
When Divorce Recovery Hurts Too Long - Series 2-15This article is a case study of a couple who grow apart and divorce. The break is hardest for the husband who eventually develops Post Marital Stress (PMS) disorder. The story describes the symptoms and talks about an E-book that helps you get over PMS and back into life.- Successful Parenting: Building a Great Relationship with Your TeenI have a great relationship with my teenage son. It's not because I'm perfect or our lives have been easy. Quite the contrary, our lives have been ridden with one challenge after another.
- The Third Personality: A Novel (23)Some prophecies are better than others - and Mrs. Marston's "Message From Space" (by way of "Yam" back in 1964), already shaky, begins to look like a stinker: It's about to come crashing down upon her, her dysfunctional congregation and the Boggs family.
- Influences on Early ChildhoodThere are so many areas of life that will influnce your child. Children, other adults, education, etc. Does it really make a difference?
DreamsIt was her birth daughter's first Christmas.- One Page a Day - How to Write a Book in a YearI'm not the best with math but even I can see the simplicity of the statement: One page a day, and you can write a book in a year. 365 days in a year, that's a pretty nicely sized little book!
- Christmas PastWhen my daughter was four months old I compiled a list of Christmas memories of my childhood and adulthood for her to read when she got older.
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