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By Judy Ford 0 comments
Are you tired playing referee between sibling squabbles? Do you sometimes find yourself yelling, “cut it out,” to stop your kids from yelling at each other? Sibling rivalry is unavoidable in family life, however helping the kids learn to settle ... more »
By Paulsbride 3 comments
Little ones are only little ones for a very short amount of time. Seize the moment and enjoy the time, whether you be a stay at home mom or a working mom... more »
By Jaconimi 1 comments
Young children need constructive ways to focus their energy sometimes. While free play can be fun, boredom sometimes sets in and the need for more structured activities becomes apparent. One fun activity is to make collages. There are countless ... more »
By eHow Holidays & Celebrations Editor 0 comments
Learning something about the history and traditions of Valentine's Day can enrich the experience for your children, so consider sharing some of the following facts and concepts with them to make the holiday even more fun and interesting... more »
By nashvillebecky 0 comments
Is your baby a Picasso want-to-be? Do they find sheer joy throwing strained peas and carrots on the wall instead of in their mouth? Needless to say, feeding a baby can be a messy, ongoing event. Be one step ahead of the splatter and avoid a ... more »
By 1citygirl 5 comments
It's easy to locate, find, and sign up for children's reading programs this summer! Please note that this only includes national programs, no specific local programs were given... more »
By Aimee30 1 comments
Here are some ideas for where to shop to get bargains on Back-to-School items... more »
By grouch 2 comments
Ahhh, you stressed out today? Just not enough time for the things that you need to get done? Just sit back and take a load off while I help you find the extra time you’re lacking... more »
By CCrock 4 comments
When your toddler or small child bangs a body part and has a non severe ****oo...ouchy...owie you can use this magic trick to make it go away!.. more »
By Sadie's Mom 3 comments
A crying baby is a parent's worst nightmare. It's frustrating to feel powerless with a screaming kid, but there are steps you can take to alleviate the tears... more »
By JanCast2007 0 comments
Does anyone really enjoy doing chores? Of course not, but adults are aware that in order for a home to function well it has to be organized and clean. Children see chores as a drag and as a negative event in their lives, so they are less likely ... more »
By Judy Ford 0 comments
Have you ever noticed that when you tell a child to hurry up, they slow down? You need them to get a move on and they are dawdling over breakfast. You have an early morning meeting and your kids are taking their sweet time putting on their shoes. ... more »
By klnygaard 4 comments
Have a young adult who should be moving out on own, but seems content staying with you? Here are some ideas to get them to leave the roost... more »
By joyful327 6 comments
Experts agree that breastfeeding is one of the best gifts you can give your baby. However, many moms have lots of problems and frustrations with breastfeeding - this article outlines some of the ways to find encouragement and support... more »
By Jay-Tee Dean 2 comments
I’m sure we’ve all had this problem or ran into it at sometime. Only after recently experiencing this - is why I’m writing this article. This article is addressed to families with boys, young men or adult males in the household... more »
By AngelBean 5 comments
Did you just find a good job out of state and now need help to move? Getting money for moving expenses is easy if you know the right agency to tap... more »
By 1citygirl 2 comments
It just seems that life gets harder. Prices keep going up, and the amount of money coming in seems to be going down. Here are a few tips for helping that dollar stretch alittle further... more »
By favefive 1 comments
With the popularity of the show American Idol, many parents dream of their own children of becoming singers someday. Children themselves who dream of becoming famous singers like their idols are as delighted and excited about the idea... more »
By pixiemama 2 comments
For any mom knowing when to let go is the hardest thing to do. It doesn't happen over night you must take things slowly. You always have a need to protect your child but they do need room to make mistakes and grow... more »
By Becca 1 comments
Learn how to help a teenager cope after a trauma has occurred... more »
By Tena Green 0 comments
Today schools are practicing what is known as self directed learning, or the self teaching concept. While all learning is basically self directed, it becomes problematic when students are left entirely on their own to learn that of which they ... more »
By Denise Oliveri 2 comments
The green-eyed monster is no stranger to kids. Kids learn to be jealous at an early age because of their inward desire to be recognized. Teach your child how to control their jealousy with healthy advice... more »
By 1creativemama 5 comments
For adults we have all the pills in the world to aide us in dealing with stress, we also have years of experience of learning to cope with and stay calm during stressful situations. However our children do not have this experience, nor do we ... more »
By AngelBean 0 comments
Trying to put together the right mix of social services help and fun for your child with cancer or any terminal illness is a daunting task. These resources are here to help you find ways to survive and even expand your child’s options as you face ... more »
By AngelBean 0 comments
Alaska has some good non-profit organizations that are willing to help and refer parents of children with cancer to various assistance programs. Financial help is available through the Genentech Patient Assistance Program which will assist ... more »