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  • Why have children? DINCs, This is For You!  By : John Doe
    First there were Yuppies (Young Urban Professionals). Then came the Boomers, the Busters, the Boomlets, and Generation X. Now we have the DINCs, which stands for Double Income, No Children.
  • The Truth About Motherhood  By : John Doe
    What is the mystery of motherhood? I know that when I was pregnant, experienced mothers could not stop giving me advice on taking care of newborns, delivery expectations and child care solutions.
  • Your Checking Account  By : John Doe
    Checking accounts are an absolute necessity these days. You can either have a checking account or run to the bank or other outlet for money orders. Many people pay for almost everything with a check including groceries, gas, clothes and a long list of other things.
  • Choosing Names For Twins  By : John Doe
    There are many reasons for treating your twins as individuals rather than a pair. But if you must choose names that go together here are a few suggestions.
  • Communication Mistakes Parents Often Make - And Easy Ways To Correct Them  By : John Doe
    As parents, we love our children and want to do the best for them. At times, however, the pressures of living every day create stress and distractions for all of us.
  • Girls Gone Mild  By : John Doe
    Voices!So many voices crying out for adherence and so many people confused about values, virtues and life. What voices are calling out to you and what voices are you listening to?My daughter is just now enjoying her first year in life.
  • The POWER of Reading  By : John Doe
    Reading to your child at a young age is one of the most effective tools for expanding his mind and instilling a lifelong love of learning.
  • The POWER of Your Words  By : John Doe
    Words are truly powerful things. They are something that becomes a part of us, our history, and our legacy. From my own life experiences, I have understood how words, simple words said in passing to a child, can leave an impression and help manifest a future purpose.
  • Play the Ball, Not the Man!  By : John Doe

    As parents and teachers, sometimes we want to praise, at other times we need to rebuke. Either way, how do we put our point across with maximum effectiveness?

    Adults entrusted with the character training of children have few weapons in their armory as powerful as praise.

  • Whos Your Daddy? How to be a Great Dad in 5 to 7 Minutes  By : John Doe
    I am a dad. I have been now for over 8 years. And I suppose I don't know just everything there is to know about being a dad, good bad or otherwise. I have learned a couple of things though.
  • Meet The Twixters!  By : John Doe
    There is a new stage of development for parents to consider. The stages of development are roughly the following: children move from infancy, to early childhood and onwards to middle childhood. These stages take roughly the first ten or so years of life.
  • The Personality of a Virgo Child  By : John Doe
    Your Virgo Baby. .August 23 - September 22Virgo children are honest and reliable and usually tidy, although they may have bouts of being disorganised. Quick and alert, your Virgo child can be an excellent mimic, and is likely to be an early talker and, later, an early reader.
  • 7 Powerful Ways to Show Love to Children  By : John Doe
    Our children are our most important legacy to the world. However, our love is our most important legacy to our children. Here are seven ways to show love that will help children build sturdy foundations for the future. 1. Spend Time with Your Children.
  • Nights by a Pinocchio Lamp  By : John Doe
    Sitting by her Pinocchio lamp, she smiled at me as her tiny shadow puppet danced on the bedroom wall. "A bunny!" she giggled with all the jubilance of a four-year old. Her blue eyes sparkled with pride as she showed me the animated image she had created.
  • Help Your Kids Learn More About Managing Their Personal Economy  By : John Doe
    Remember when cash was a tangible commodity in all of our personal economies? As kids, we went to the bank, shopped with our parents and frequently watched them pay with cash. Now with cash on the endangered species list, today's kids see their personal economic situation much differently.
  • Homework Doesn't Have to Be a Battle of Wills  By : John Doe
    Homework. It doesn't have to be a daily battle of wills between child and parent. There are several strategies and elements that a parent can use to maximize an opportunity to support a child's education and to massage the parent/child bond.
  • Difference  By : John Doe
    There are times when my ideas of raising a child is different from the elderly and others. To begin with, my baby is not an easy one. Because we're all different and have contrasting ideas about raising their own children, we should expect contradiction. ..
  • A Little Love, Please?  By : John Doe
    Article based on a friend's experienceI just wanted to share an experience I just had with my daughters, Yee Ting and Yee Sin. Yee Ting is three years old this month while Yee Sin is only one-month old.
  • Just Average  By : John Doe
    What do you mean average? Not good? Just doing good enough?That's what came out in Joshua's report card recently. Looking back, I wasn't too bright a child either. Sure, I did well enough in the BIG exams but my toes curl in fright when I think about MY OWN report cards when I was younger.
  • The Best Gifts Ever: Life Experiences Every Child Should Have  By : John Doe
    This past holiday season Canadians spent over $45 billion-with parents paying out almost $1. 8 billion of that on their children's presents alone. However, the best gifts we can give our children can not be purchased in a store.
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