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: See And Be Seen by: News Canada Tips for parents on how to keep kids safe on the street (NC)—Hopping on the bus, walking home with friends, or even riding a bike to school for the first time – there are
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: Are You Too Busy for Your Kids? by: Lorraine Pirihi In his recent newsletter “Happy Kidsâ€, parenting expert Michael Grose (yes he is an expert with three kids of his own) said: Australian parents currently
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: Child-like Confidence will Build Your Work From Home Business by: Cheryl Haining You learned most of what you know in your first few years of life. We can gain insight into improving our current situation by observing
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: The Self-Appointed Altruists by: Sam Vaknin Their arrival portends rising local prices and a culture shock. Many of them live in plush apartments, or five star hotels, drive SUV's, sport 00 laptops and PDA's. They
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: The Morality of Child Labor by: Sam Vaknin From the comfort of their plush offices and five to six figure salaries, self-appointed NGO's often denounce child labor as their employees rush from one five star hotel to another,
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: I Just Lost My Job: How Am I Going To Tell My Kids? by: Judith Lindenberger One of the responsibilities of a human resources professional is to let employees know that their job has been eliminated. It is seldom easy
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: Choosing Affordable Health Insurance For Children by: Mike Yeager In most cases, private health insurance comes through a person's employer, who picks up the majority of the cost of premiums. However, today many people,
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: Keeping Your Kids Safe While They Are Online by: Tina Barraclough The INTERNET can be a dangerous place for your kids, if you don't know the risks that can occur while being online. It is our jobs as parents, to know what
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: Video Game Violence...What Do You Think About It? by: Daniel Punch Ever since video game designers were able to put red pixels on their imaginary characters that had recently deceased, there have been people crusading
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: Internet Safety by: Sharon Housley Parents are constantly struggling with ways to keep their children safe online. The Internet has a global reach and at this point no bounds, or limitations. Outside of installing filtering
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: How Cybersquatters Make Money from Your Children’s and Your Own Innocent Flubs by: Anti Spam League Getting clicks and traffic by accident appears to be big business. And by ‘big’ I mean worth MILLIONS
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: Keeping Your Dog Healthy by: Amy Howells Feed him a balanced diet. Additional tips from owners include: Give an occasional yogurt treat Ask your vet about giving Boxers calcium tablets as they could have some problems
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: Child Communication Skill: Do You Really Know What Your Child Is Saying To You? by: Joseph Browns Here’s the scene of communication with your child: your three-year-old boy is bawling his eyes out. Hurriedly,
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: 5 Steps to Stress-Guard Your Family by: Dr. Tony Fiore Part 1: Recognize the importance of family stress management Joe and Emily live in Southern California with their three young children. Both work and must commute
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: The Gingerbread Nightmare by: Valerie Garner Do you ever see those beautiful gingerbread houses during the holiday seasons that are so beautiful? They look so simple, and look like such a fun project to do with the kids
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: Successful Childhood Learning Starts with Reading Aloud by: Brent Sitton Popular theory in the world of education has long been that a young child is an empty slate, just waiting to have information poured into them.
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: Home For The Holidays: Avoid Aging Parents Becoming A Burden by: Linda LaPointe By not planning for the future we guarantee that we will leave our children with a tremendous burden. Just about the time they are preparing
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: Growing Good People by: Dr Randy Wysong At age seven months in the womb, humans begin language coordination in response to what they hear through the mother’s belly wall. Some 52 muscles learn to respond to the
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: Choose The Right Bed Wetting Alarms by: Jan Nicholas Moisture detector alarms are among the most effective tools in helping children overcome bedwetting. Unlike many of the devices and tools intended for children with
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: Scootabike - Number one in Wooden Toys by: Stefan Driess ScootAbike is set to become the must have present for UK children this Christmas Scootabike is set to become the must have present for UK children this Christmas.
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: Child Outdoor Games- Are Your Kids Breaking a Sweat? by: Nicole O'Reilly Do you recall playing games like red rover, hopscotch, tag or marbles? Games that used to have you out playing until your mum came out calling for
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: Attention Live-at-home Moms by: Jeremy Young How many Women out there are feeling like their family doesn’t have enough money because they aren’t working while they raise their children? Should they go get
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: What Do You Teach Your Children About Money? by: Kimberly Chastain Whether we realize it or not we teach our children about money every day. Sometimes we teach with words and sometimes with actions. I’m sure at
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: Games Of The Past Meet The Present by: Brandie Valenzuela Recently, our family had the opportunity to care for sisters' children for a couple days, when she and her husband traveled to a bed and breakfast for some much
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: Expand Your Child's Knowledge, Part 1 by: Jane Fulton There are thousands of educational sites on the internet. There are also sites that will help prepare your children for high school. Not only are these sites fun,
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: Expand Your Child's Knowledge, Part 2 by: Jane Fulton Let's begin with primary school learning. Reading and storytelling are the keys for primary school children. One of the best sites for primary school children is:
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: Tips For The Whole Family To Practice Summer Fire Safety by: News Canada Teach children the nature of fire - It is FAST, HOT and DANGEROUS! Prepare a home escape plan. Practice fire drills regularly Teach your children
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: Let's Protect Our Children by: Jane Fulton There are software programs that you can purchase to keep your children from accessing undesirable websites. There are two good ones, Cyber Patrol and Net Nanny. There is
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: Triumphing Over Tantrums by: Patty Hone Before you had kids you probably witnessed an out of control child having a temper tantrum at the store. More than likely you thought or said, "If that was my child, I would ______".
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: Teen Advice On-line by: Angela Butera Dickson There is no doubt about it. We are an electronic society. From our cable television sets to our satellite radios, our cell phones to our beepers, our global positioning
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: How To Keep Love Alive In Your Marriage by: Patty Apostolides In the beginning of a relationship, love seems to have a life of its own. Without much effort, you feel like you are on top of the world. You catch yourself
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: Helping a Friend Through a Miscarriage by: Patty Hone When you have a friend that has had a miscarriage there is a lot you can do to help her. Many times we are afraid to say anything because we don’t want to say
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: Who Says Life Doesn'T Repeat Itself? by: News Canada (NC)-There is a growing awareness that children who witness family violence experience severe emotional and behavioural problems. As they grow older, boys are at greater
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: Make Gift Wrapping Paper With Kids by: Abigail Beal Making your own wrapping paper is a fun activity that children or adults can do. With some creativity you can create gift wrap that is unique and different – everyone
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: A Chance for a Home by: Tanya Sturman "He is happiest, be he king or peasant, who finds peace in his home." - Johann von Goethe Home. Family. Backyard cookouts. A table laden with more than we can eat on Thanksgiving
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: Raising "Advantaged" Kids - (An everyday, ordinary mother and her guide to teaching) by: Beverly Jean Ballard As a mother of 2 - a 4-year old and an 18-year old, it was important to me that I give my my children all that
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: What Is Homeschooling And How Do I know If It's Right For My Family? by: Anita York Do you know what these famous people have in common? Alexander Graham Bell George Patton Albert Einstein Benjamin Franklin Winston
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: ADD / ADHD Children : Being Your Child's Best Friend by: Kate Hufstetler Do you live with an ADD / ADHD child? If so-- my hat is off to you! ADD / ADHD children are brilliant, full of energy, smart as a whip (as grandma
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: They Loved Us by: Janette Blackwell Our parents called them "the Bible Club girls," even though Hazel Simonton and Jean Clark had strands of grey sprinkled through their dark hair by the late 1940s. That's how people
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: There are Stories to be Told: Start a Family Tradition by: Debbie Rodgers One of the most rewarding ways to use your outdoor living space is to gather your family members for a reunion. Perhaps it's a small group that
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: Slavery – It’s Economic in Today’s World by: UCAnation Slavery has taken a new dimension in our country. People are no longer owned and driven to perform tasks for no pay. Today, slavery is to our
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: Adoption: Laughter and Tears by: Tanya Sturman If you ever walk through an orphanage, it will be an experience you’ll never forget. Witnessing children in poverty, children discarded, children stunted both physically
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: A Guide To Help You Teach Your Children Positve Self-Image Through Fitness by: Lynn Bode Raising a pre-teen or teenage daughter (or son) is not easy and can cause any parent a lot of stress. There’s so much to
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: Develop Your Child's Critical Thinking Skills by: Marie Magdala Roker 1. Encourage Questions. Don't answer every question, instead ask what do they think. Asking questions stimulates conversation between you and your
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: Nail Biting Basics by: Christopher J. Henry Nail biting in all its various forms is problematic behavior beset by peculiarity and contradiction. Technically speaking, the correct word for nail biting is ANONYCHOPHAGIA. Nail
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: Don't Let A Home Business Cost You Your Family by: Craig Binkley Does the title of this article sound funny to you? To some, it may not only seem funny but downright silly. To others, it may be offensive also. On the
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: Holy Mantrimony by: Gary Whittaker In the last couple of weeks, the catholic war machine has been running on all cylinders to oppose the legitimacy of homosexual marriages. I would invite the pope to take a look behind
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: "Trading Spouses" Teaches Relationship Building Through Cooking by: Laura Bankston Last night I watched a television show. It was rather hilarious and disturbing at the same time. I was actually talking to my mother
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: Rediscovering Love and Intimacy by: Margaret Paul, Ph.D. Wendy started counseling with me because Terence, her husband of 14 years, had just expressed to her that he wanted to end their relationship. Wendy, terrified
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: 3 Major Divorce Parenting Mistakes And Learn How To Avoid Them by: Ruben Francia What 3 major divorce parenting mistakes that surely lead to unhappy, unhealthy and unsuccessful children? Parents know these for your children
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: Everything I Know About Relationship Success I Learned At The Playground by: Stanley J. Leffew It happened again! I was enjoying an evening with my little 2-yr. old son at the playground when, BAM, it happened. You
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: Television - The Great SATAN! by: Kayla Fay I’ve often thought that in 6 million years, archaeologists will marvel at the devotion the 21st century Earthlings had to their household gods. Excavation will show these
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: Kids: Channeling Mania Towards Productivity by: Kate Hufstetler More and more kids these days are diagnosed ADD, ADHD, or Bipolar. There are biological reasons for this, and there are environmental elements which
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: Potty Training At Daycare and Preschool by: Danna Henderson With 61% of children between the ages of birth and 6 years in daycare, it's important that parents work closely with their child's care professional while potty
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: Halloween Safety Tips by: Susan Dunn, MA Halloween is an exciting night for children and a busy time for their parents. With such excitement, it’s easy for children to forget basic safety rules. When emotions
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: Do You Have A Vision? by: Craig Binkley Here’s one of the most important questions you’ll ever be asked (that is, If you’re a dad, or you ever plan to be): Do you have a vision for your family? Now
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: Spare Your Kids To 7 Most Distressful Divorce Parenting Situations by: Ruben Francia What 7 most distressful situations to kids that divorced parents should avoid? Learn them to spare your kids from the painful consequences. 1.
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: Nature, An ADHD Natural Treatment by: Jeannine Virtue My mother’s warning; “You are going to rot your brain out...†still rings through my mind whenever I spend too much time in front of the television
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: Leave Mama*s Junk Alone by: Barbara Morris R.Ph. A young friend (about age 30) and I (age 75) were talking about all the *junk* we collect over time. The conversation turned to how much *junk* her mother had, and I said
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: Finding Out Your Child Has a Disability: It's Not the end of the World by: Dr. Mark Nagler, Ph.D. Finding out that a child has been born with a disability, or that a previously healthy child has suffered an injury or
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: Speaking on Behalf of Our Children: Stop Blaming the Victims by: Dawn Fry How many times have you flipped through the pages of a magazine or newspaper and seen images of children with captions like “Brats,â€
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: What Parents Should Do For Children To Do Their Best After Divorce? by: Ruben Francia Why do some children still do best after divorce and separation? Is there divorce parenting approaches that really work? Read and learn
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: Blogs for Kids by: S. Housley Flush out the writer in children. Blogging could draw out a young writer and open doors to their future. Consider encouraging your child to start blogging! Children love having an audience.
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: You Better Not Lie, I’m Telling You Why… by: Dawn Fry Santa Claus Is Coming Holiday season brings the perennial return of Santa Claus. According to traditional lore, St. Nick flies around the world on his
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: Bunk Bed Shopping - 10 Point Safety Checklist To Protect Your Children by: S.A. Smith Every year thousands of children are admitted to hospital emergency rooms due to incidents involving bunk beds involving improper use,
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: Have You Lost Your Mind?! by: Sherri L Dodd Have You Lost Your Mind?! He was fighting me every step of the way, arched back, stiffened legs and an indignant bellow. With my mind focused on securely fastening my toddler
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: How to take Great Photos of your Child by: Kelly Paal Children are naturally photogenic. Ive worked in studios and children are so easy to photograph. What I hear from parents is that they dont think that their kids are
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: Children's Discipline: How To Resolve Divorce Parenting Differences? by: Ruben Francia Did you know that inconsistency on matters of discipline gives double messages, produces anxiety and can be very confusing to your
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: Ten Kids Party Planning No-nos by: Patricia B. Jensen Avoid the most common and obvious pitfalls many parents encounter when planning their first kids party. Tap into the knowledge of experienced party planners who've
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: Kids Party Etiquette for Parents by: Patricia B. Jensen INVITATIONS The rule of thumb passed down by experienced Moms and Dads is to invite the same number of party guests as your child's age. Resist the temptation to
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: Do You Have A Vision? by: Craig Binkley Here’s one of the most important questions you’ll ever be asked (that is, If you’re a dad, or you ever plan to be): Do you have a vision for your family? Now
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: Don't Let A Home Business Cost You Your Family by: Craig Binkley Does the title of this article sound funny to you? To some, it may not only seem funny but downright silly. To others, it may be offensive also. On the
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: How to Stop Divorce Parental Conflict from Bursting? by: Ruben Francia It is not the divorce but the conflict arising after divorce the culprit of most psychological-adjustment problems the children are having. So, how
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: Awesome Dad's Top Ten Communication Intentions by: Dovid Grossman and Ken Mossman An Awesome Dad in by no means perfect. But that itself is perfect, because imperfection allows us to really understand the personal evolution
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: 5 Popular Home-Based Business Ideas by: Detra Davis Since receiving child support payments and back-child support payments for over twenty years, it’s no secret how that support has helped to provide for my child’s
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: Old-Fashioned Ways to Inspire Children by: Nicole Dean Walk through any toy store and you will see walls and walls of toys that are loud -- toys that require batteries, have flashing lights, or that look like your child's
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: Introducing a Cat to Your Children by: Larry Chamberlain Are cats and children a good mix? So, you had a cat in the family when you were a kid. And you are thinking that the addition of a cat into your home would make
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: Hiking with Children by: Linda Jones There is nothing quite like hiking with small children. The thrill of introducing these young ones to the wonder of nature is matched only by their eyes as they take it all in. If
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: The ADD Child: Challenging Parents, Teachers and Friends by: Jeanne Bauer The ADD child exhibits a series of behaviors that are common in most children. Most children misbehave, act silly and day dream. So what, then,
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: Five Inexpensive Ways to Help Your Children Invest in Holiday Memories. by: Pamela Cole Harris Christmas memories are never dependent on the amount of money spent or the popularity of the toy. Memories are made up of
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: Tips to Make Reading Fun by: Angela Billings This list is for both young and old. I love reading and want everyone to love it as well. So I hope you will find at least one thing helpful in this list and that it will inspire
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: Finding Answers to Underachievement by: Drs. Fernette and Brock Eide Finding answers to a child's underachievement is often a difficult and complex process. Let intuition be your guide, knowing when and how to ask the
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: Parents: Give Gifts That Will Keep On Giving by: Dr Bob Myers Many well meaning parents will buy gifts this season for their kids and teens that may be on one of the hot toy lists but lack true play value. Many toys that
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: The 21st Century Parent by: Mark Brandenburg MA, CPCC John was a 43 year-old sales manager at a large company. He’s married and has 3 children, ages 7, 9, and 12. His wife works part-time as a nursing assistant,
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: A Month of Fun with Children: Making Memories on a Budget by: Nicole Dean What childhood memories do you hold dear? For me, it was all the times "life happened". The little things like playing outside, riding my bike,
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: What 10 Things Divorced Parent Should Do To Promote Positive Child Adjustment? by: Ruben Francia The effects of recent enlargement in divorce rates are negative effects. Divorced children are more probably to get pregnant
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: Top Ten Benefits of Play by: Marianne St. Clair Play is extremely important for humans from birth to death. Play is not meant to be just for children. It is a form of release and connection that can tap the creativity
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: What Divorce Parenting Practices is Best Appropriate for Toddlers? by: Ruben Francia Toddlers, toddlers, toddlers! Very young, seems don't understand what is happening yet their development may be affected by parental
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: Are We There Yet? Study Examines The Family Vacation From Hell by: News Canada (NC)—You've done your research, made your reservations, and packed your bags. You're going to have a wonderful family vacation, right? Think
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: Divorced Parent: Do You Alienate Your Child from the Other Parent? by: Ruben Francia I have seen some divorce parents consciously distance their children from the other parent? Such actions may only be justified when
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: Are Your Children At Risk From Products In Your Home? Check This Week, Urges Safe Kids Canada by: News Canada (NC)—Most homes with young children are full of products such as cribs, baby gates, and playpens. Parents
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: Small Children, Languages and Myths by: Emma Rath Our children are growing up bilingual in the French part of Canada – Québec. “That’s fineâ€, says everyone. “Even though they’ll
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: Playing Baby Computer Games – The New Parent-Child Tradition? by: Emma Rath Imagine cuddling up with your small child to look at a picture book together that is interactive, musical, responsive and talks to you? This
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: Divorce and Children: Things To Consider When You're Staying Married Only For Your Children by: Karl Augustine All children are different and respond differently to divorce. Depending on the characteristics of the children
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: Parental Hostility: What Will This Bring To Your Children's Life? by: Ruben Francia One of the most important factors influencing kids' adjustments to their parents' separation or divorce is the level of parental hostility.
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: Rediscovering Love and Intimacy by: Margaret Paul, Ph.D. Wendy started counseling with me because Terence, her husband of 14 years, had just expressed to her that he wanted to end their relationship. Wendy, terrified
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: What Divorce Parenting Practices is Best Appropriate for Preschoolers? by: Ruben Francia How do you spare your preschoolers for the negative effects of divorce? How do you promote your preschooler's healthy growth and
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: What Divorce Parenting Practices is Best Appropriate for School-Age Children? by: Ruben Francia It is being said that how bad or how well children go through the divorce depends on how the situation is handled. And believe
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: How to Reorganize Your Divorce Life for Happiness? by: Ruben Francia Do your dreams, hopes and ambitions shattered by your own divorce? Do you feel completely worn out of your desire to go on with your life? Do you feel
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: What 3 Greatest Gift You Can Give To Your Children by Co-Parenting? by: Ruben Francia A successful divorce is one in which the parents divorce each other but do not require the child to divorce one of the parents, either
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