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Tips For Parents In Dealing With Sibling Rivalry
Sibling rivalry happens most of the time. While it may be common for brothers and sisters to fight, it's certainly not pleasant for anyone in the house. A family can only tolerate a certain amount of conflict. But there are a lot of helpful tips to avoid this from happening, here are some of th
How to Fold a Nappy
Cloth diapers or "nappies" are an environmentally conscious option to disposable diapers because cloth can be cleaned and washed. Diaper services and soft cotton squares are available commercially along with fashionable clips and diaper wraps to secure the diaper and reduce leakage. Using diaper squ
How to Build Little Kids' Good Attitude
One's attitude can be determined by the early childhood education. As a parent, you must concern how your children will be in the future. That is why you need to teach them good values so tha
Book Review: Shut Up About Your Perfect Kid!
Two sisters who are both moms of children with special needs offer a delightful dose of humor -- "the best medicine for parents of 'imperfect' kids, without the scary side effects."
Why Own a BOB Revolution All Terrain Stroller?
Do you have kids? Have you ever been pushing them in a regular stroller only to struggle once you hit the slightest bit of rough terrain? Have you ever taken the long way to the ...
Tracking Your Child Progress
As a parent, you can learn a lot about your child's learning and watch for signs of possible problems. Here are some things to look for and to discuss with his teacher:
Undergarments For Children
The choice of undergarments is the most crucial choice for adults as well as children. For most children, this choice is usually made by the parents even if the choice of other dresses and clothes is made by the children themselves. Parents need to be prudent about how they are choosing for their ch
No Nonsense Potty Training
Is the potty training process taking longer than expected? But are you and your child really ready for the toilet training?Potty training can be a very difficult task for parents and their toddlers alike.
How to Swaddle an Infant in a Blanket
Although the nurses at the hospital make it look easy, swaddling an infant can be a tricky thing for new, sleep-deprived parents, especially when it seems everyone has a slightly different way to do it. However, with a bit of practice and persistence, you can learn to swaddle your infant quickly by
Technique in Giving Breast Milk Complementary Food
Giving breast milk complementary food needs an unexpected challenge. It is because if it is given too early, it will cause no good for babies. Babies are ready to eat their solid food after they are given an exclusive breast milk in the first 6 months. If the food is given too early, it's worri
I Hope She's Got Her Dime
Allowing your daughter out of the nest on occasion to date "the boy next door" can be a challenging experience in the life of any father. Just be aware that in your zeal to protect your little girl, it is possible to carry things a little too far.
How to Help Children Develop Self-Concept
The concept of self is the ability to see your own value. The process of developing your sense of self begins at birth and continues throughout the various stages in your life. As a parent, there are many ways to encourage the development of your child's sense of self through positive interaction,
"I Hate My Child!" - What it Means, What to Do!
I'm not going to make a long introduction here because you need to look at your situation from another point of view. We as human beings often mix up our deep feelings and our emotions generated almost instantly by some situations. I'm going to tell you what "I hate my child" rea
Teaching Your Child a Second Language
Make it Fun! It is never too soon to introduce your child to a new language. Even if you only know a few words yourself, get a book and begin the process with basic words.
Working Mother Report on Whether Women Seek Jobs or a Career
Are women looking for jobs or a full-fledged career? A 2010 report by Working Mother found that working moms who view work as a career are happier and more satisfied than women in jobs. Career-oriented women also feel more respected at home and get more help from spouses in child care and household
15 Stupid Mistakes to Look for in Your Child's IEP
Does your child's IEP have another child's name popping up in it? "He" where it should say "she"? You'd be surprised the kind of errors you can find.
Find Summer Camps in Your Area
Finding a good selection of summer camps in your area can be tough. These local listings of summer camps in states across the U.S. are a good place to start. These include both day camps and overnight summer camps.
Raising Money-Smart Kids
Somewhere between ages 6 and 8, a new word may enter a child's vocabulary; allowance. It is also at this age that a child should start to learn the value of a dollar, and the concepts of responsible spending and saving. Starting this education at a young age is key in raising a financially resp
Is the Strong Bonds Program Only for Army Couples?
Learn how military couples from all branches of the U.S. Military can partake in marriage enrichment retreats offered by the Army Strong Bonds Couples Program.
Gaming And Its Function In Babies Development
Game is pleasure and joy as games play a significant role in physical, emotional and mental development of any child.