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  • Teaching Your Child To Lift a Car  By : John Doe
    Yesterday my husband Wade took the day off (that's one of the really cool things about having your own business!). The only bad thing about yesterday is that two of the kids are still sick-they have that cold with the horrible cough and congestion.
  • Teaching Preschool Color and Shapes with Family Games  By : John Doe
    My kids just can't get enough of playing games with Mom and Dad--can yours?Sometimes we all take a break in the middle of the day and play a game together. Most of the time, I just make sure we play games so that we all have fun together.
  • Childhood Friendships  By : John Doe
    Childhood friendships are as special as they are a necessary part of growing up. While some of our children will maintain these friendships into adulthood, many will not. Kids move away or they find other friends with more current interests and grow apart.
  • Childrens Allowance  By : John Doe
    When we consider that the word allowance means, "allowing for," it puts that "A" word into better perspective. Children will need access to their own stash of cash when they reach a certain age.
  • Gaining a Child's Trust  By : John Doe
    My daughters and I went to the beach several weeks ago. They were having a blast playing in the freezing cold water as I tiptoed around the waves, trying to keep my feet from becoming frost bitten. Next to us in the water was a mother with her daughter who was no more than 18 months old.
  • Bullies  By : John Doe
    Bullies are an ugly but very real part of childhood. There's not much we can do to protect our children from these cruel and brutal kids except teach them how to defend themselves from an otherwise unprovoked attack of the bullying kind. Bullies are kids who have tremendous low self-esteem.
  • Handling Failure -- Teaching Kids How to Profit From It  By : John Doe
    There is nothing pleasant about failure, at least not at the time that it happens! Failure embarrasses us, feels bad, and often costs us money. Little wonder that people avoid failure like the plague.
  • Learning Disabilities  By : John Doe
    There are so many learning labels floating around these days . .. A. D. D. , A. D. H. D. , Dyslexia, etc. Basically, these are labels pinned on children who are in some way learning disabled. I think most of these kids are learning advanced, but I'll try to stick to the facts . .. somewhat . ..
  • Spanking Children  By : John Doe
    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Results of the Spanking Poll on Rexanne. com: Voters - 233Percentage of readers who do not spank their children: 37%Percentage of readers who spank their children: 62%~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I am completely opposed to spanking.
  • Potty Training ?To Train or Not to Train?  By : John Doe
    I have always found the notion of toilet training a toddler to be a bit much. I didn't feel right about pushing my girls to do something I felt would eventually come naturally. At three years old, both my girls were potty trained . ..
  • THE NEW SCHOOL VISIT: 5 Things to Look For  By : John Doe
    Today the little red school house is not what it use to be, and along with changes in how our schools are funded, how they are governed, how teachers teach and how children learn, it's no surprise that many large urban school districts and smaller rural ones are undergoing major modifications.
  • Choosing a Daycare or Pre-School - Top Ten Safety Tips  By : John Doe
    When it's time to put your child into a daycare or pre-school, there is some homework involved. Here are the top ten safety tips that are useful when looking for a pre-school or daycare center. 1.
  • COMMITMENT: Teaching Children the Lessons of a Lifetime  By : John Doe
    It's been said, time and again, that for a child to learn what is most important, he must be shown the lessons through example, not through words. And, if we are to nurture certain traits within our children, we must first develop those traits in ourselves.
  • What About Competition? Are Your Kids Ready?  By : John Doe
    Life is full of competition -- even in childhood. Kids compete for good grades, the attention of their parents and teachers, and even to get picked for 'the right team' in gym class. There's nothing wrong with encouraging healthy competition in your children.
  • Confident Kids : Why Some Parents Should Carry a Health Warning  By : John Doe
    As a hypnotherapist, I am acutely aware of the power of words. A few well-chosen words can induce hypnosis and help my clients with a wide range of problems.
  • Book Review: How to Get Your Child to Love Reading  By : John Doe
    How to Get Your Child to Love Reading was conceived when author Esmé Raji Codell was staring at a shriveled potato that was sprouting eyes. She wondered, " . . . if I had a potato, nothing but a potato, how could I teach a classroom full of children? Well, I could cut a potato in half.
  • Weathering Colic for New Parents  By : John Doe
    A common problem many times facing parents is Colic. Estimates say that between 15-25% of infants are born with Colic. Although it is not believed to effect a baby's development it is still a struggle for parents to cope with.
  • Children Cooperate When Appreciated  By : John Doe
    Do you want your child to cooperate with you more?Children are much more likely to cooperate with adults who like being with them and who let them know they are worthwhile. This builds a level of trust and a feeling of safety.
  • Toxic Chemicals, Are Your Children Being Exposed?  By : John Doe
    You do what you can to keep your little ones safe and healthy in this world we live in. You put your household cleaners out of reach and make sure the front door is securely locked. You tuck them in at night with a story and a kiss, wishing them sweet dreams.
  • Assertiveness: Key to Better Parenting  By : John Doe

    I have always been aware of my number one weakness: non-assertiveness. But I have come a long way from the time when I couldn't say 'no' to a child molester and not understanding the importance of telling my parents.

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