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More Water, Not Less, Will Help End Bedwetting
Author: Graham Jones
Children are notoriously bad at drinking enough liquids. They are so busy playing they sometimes 'forget' to drink. Sometimes, children seem like camels - able to go for ages without having a drink. Obviously, when they are thirsty they will rush indoors

Reduce Stress With This Simple Time-Management Tool
Author: Ruth Anderson
Do you feel frustrated and overwhelmed because you have too many obligations, errands, and lists to keep track of? Do important things sometimes fall through the cracks? You can reduce your stress and stay on top of important details by using a simple

Think Like Your Kids - And Understand Them More
Author: Frank McGinty
Seven-year old Michael was on a school trip to a Wildlife Centre in Central Scotland. It was near the end of the day and they were in the Gift Shop before boarding the bus for the journey home. Poor Michael! He couldn't resist the array of lollipops

Signs that Your Child is Ready for Potty Training
Author: Brenda Scranton
Knowing when to start, what to do, and how to do it can overwhelm even the most enthusiastic parents, causing them pack away the potty chair for another day.

5 Love Languages and Those Who Contribute at Home
Author: Kate Hufstetler
The work around a house or apartment has got to be some of the least thanked work ever created. Whether it is the yard work on the weekend, plumbing as it arises, daily dishes & errand running, we tend to overlook the assistance that our spouse and

Are Your Children Growing Up Too Fast?
Author: Kimberly Chastain
Each time our children graduate from one stage to another (i.e. crawling - walking, preschool - school, highschool - graduation) we as parents are excited and a little sad as well. We want our children to grow up, but we reminisce about the good old

Beyond the Words, a Child's Voice
Author: Patricia Gatto
Voices have a way of falling into a pattern, not unlike the sound of constant rain. At first, the rain is obvious as it dramatically announces its arrival, and for a brief moment, you acknowledge the intrusion. But slowly, the rhythmic sounds fade into

A Parent's Guide to Online Gaming, Part 2
Author: Steve Hall
In part one we talked about online gaming and your children, including FPS games and exposure to violent content. We wrap up this series by talking about RTS games, MMORPGs and the additional threats of addiction and social predators. RTS stands for

Conversations with Children Imperative
Author: Marilyn Van Derbur
There is a vitally important conversation that probably has never occurred to you. One of the most startling facts I have learned during the past 12 years of speaking, traveling, and reading thousands of survivor letters is how many older siblings are

Don't Let Your Preschooler Get You Down
Author: Nicky Vanvalkenburgh
Have you ever seen parents discipline their children in public? I recently saw a mother spank her child at the bank. Unfortunately, the mother was treating her little girl like a punching bag. The child was probably five or six years old, and was

Give Your Child Life Skills for a Lifetime
Author: Paul M. Jerard Jr.
Many parents struggle with solutions to put their child on the fast track to success, and one such solution is not usually far from home. It is your local martial arts school. How will martial arts change your child's life? The difference could be,

Preparing Your Young Actor or Actress for Industry Success
Author: Brooks Patton
Helping your young acting hopeful prepare for a successful acting career can be an incredibly rewarding experience for the parent. All parents like seeing their children being creative, expressing themselves, and, most importantly, having fun. It

SUPERMOM- The Real Mom
Author: Jean Lawry
That is the real description of our jobs as MOMS we work 24 hours a day seven days a week. We are Mom to all including the lost cat. No matter where we are if we here the word Mom we are sure to look. Even if the kids aren't with us. The saying of Once

Trying To Get You Child To Stop Stealing
Author: Noel Swanson
Children steal for a variety reasons. Some steal for comfort, others to impress a group of friends, get back at their parents, or to get the things they want. Sometimes they steal just because it is exciting. Probably as many as one in four children have

Watch Out For Allergies With Baby Laundry!
Author: Kirsten Hawkins
So you're having a baby. You think you've thought of everything, but at the same time you're terrified that you've missed something. Here's one thing you may or may not have thought of: laundry. Yes, you know that you will have more, but have you

Have Fun With Baby Halloween Clothes
Author: Kirsten Hawkins
There are lots of great things about being a new parent. For example, the joy of bringing a new life into the world, the thrill of shaping a young mind, the pride with each new stage of your baby's life. Few things are more exciting, however, than the

Basic Guide To Choosing Toys For Babies
Author: Eugen Lisov
Basic guide to choosing toys for babies A baby's only activities until the age of two months are sleeping and eating. He is not interested in anything else. After two months, the baby starts being more curious about the world around him. At first, he

Temporary Internet Files - the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Author: Nick Smith
A little bit of time invested into learning about internet security can go a long way in preventing mishaps on your computer. Temporary internet files are not something we should be afraid of, but we should certainly be careful in how much we trust them

Baby Advice - Separating Truth from Fiction
Author: Sarah Veda
New mothers get a ton of advice. Total strangers will walk up to you and give you their opinions on how to get rid of that cradle cap. Your mother-in-law will look at you with disapproving eyes and tell you that she had your husband sleeping through

Youth Voilence
Author: Monica Craft
Youth Violence is the act of purposefully hurting someone. And it is a major issue facing today's young adults. One in 12 high school boys and the college boys is threatened or injured with a weapon each year. If any children have age between the ages of