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By pianistic 3 comments
There are many "World's Best Teacher" coffee mug gifts to give, but I'm sure that most teachers have lots of them. Here is a list of ideas for great gifts that a teacher would really like and want... more »
By Ynot 1 comments
I normally think of and write my own articles. Not this time. This How To comes directly from the mind of my 15 year old daughter. She has used it to soothe other girls and thinks the advice would extend to eHow readers as well... more »
By eHow Parenting Editor 2 comments
Children love to draw on everything - including your bright, white walls. So harness their talents and teach them the ABCs of writing. These guidelines follow the recommendations of the America Reads Challenge... more »
By ellenmwoods 1 comments
Are your children burried under a mountian of toys and clothes? I will give you a few tried and true tips to help your children get orgainized... more »
By scouterclay 0 comments
When a boy joins Boy Scouts, many parents want to help their sons advance in rank. But in many ways this is in conflict with how things are done in Scouting. Boy Scouts is boy run and we encourage all Scouts to work with older Scouts on their ... more »
By Mel Marzan 1 comments
Kids love to run and jump and shake. Active play like this offers great interaction for parents and stimulates the imagination of a child. It can also offer a giggle for a child who might get fussy while you’re out and about. Read on to find out ... more »
By Wildscribe 2 comments
We love are kids, but bedtime is always a struggle for many parents who just can't keep their kids from wanting one more story, one more hug, and just one more glass of water. To keep them in bed... give them permission to get up... more »
By Chaos1187 6 comments
Ever say to yourself, "But I'm just one person, what can I do?" Hitler was just one person, look what he did. Ok bad example, but the point is YOU can make a difference and this article is designed to inform you how... more »
By joyful327 4 comments
Laughter is the best medicine! Here is a fun way to help your little one laugh. Enjoy!.. more »
By xrayness 0 comments
If you are reading this article, then you probably have a hard time with time management. Are you always late to meetings, appointments and dates? Then this article will give you some guidance on time management. Everyone gets the same amount of ... more »
By jamesbankston 0 comments
The birth of a son is often a major event in the life of a man. It stirs up his latest dynastic urges. Since he feels this son will ensure him a measure of immortality, he naturally considers naming the son after himself. But what's the right way ... more »
By Summer Banks Banks 0 comments
Your baby is moving along in life and you believe the time has come to throw out the bottle. Wait, do not throw it out just yet. For many parents, the bottle weaning time is a struggle full of anxiety for both parent and child. This time, do NOT ... more »
By nashvillebecky 0 comments
Is your child begging for a pet, but you're not ready to add a puppy to the household? There are some "pets" that don't shed or take up lots of room, and can prepare your youngster for the bigger responsibility of a dog later on. Plus, these ... more »
By eHow Parenting Editor 13 comments
The term "boomerang kids" says it all. They leave home--then they come back. With a dicey job market and skyrocketing housing costs, more and more young adults are moving back into their parents' home temporarily. If yours are among them, take ... more »
By Kristina N 1 comments
Having a one-colored food night is a great way to start a new family tradition, celebrate an event, or just have fun. My youngest daughter helped inspire the foods for this celebration... more »
By JanCast2007 3 comments
Military deployments are difficult for every person directly related to the services member, and are especially hard on dependent children. Children do not always comprehend and understand the reasons why their parent has chosen to dedicate ... more »
By Ellis Christina 3 comments
New parents are often overwhelmed with the responsibilities of parenthood. Babies require much time, effort and financial obligation. Here are some tips for new parents on a budget to help ease some of the pressures and allow you to settle into ... more »
By VickyWard 2 comments
Some people should never own a cat (heavy travelers, irresponsible party animals, people who live alone and are gone more than 10 hours a day on a regular basis), and you should know who you are. If you can be the parent to a cat for 15-20 ... more »
By eHow Parenting Editor 0 comments
Anyone who has experienced life as a stay-at-home mom knows that the phrase “stay-at-home” is almost laughable. Stay-at-home moms are never home! Coffee is consumed in travel mugs and days are filled with doctors, dentists and diapers. Relax? Is ... more »
By Beren deMotier 1 comments
How many times have you been out with your spouse and your beloved new offspring, only to get confronted by a total stranger asking, “Who’s the real mom?” Kudos to those lesbian moms who shrug it off with a smile. For those in need of a snappy ... more »
By Jennon 2 comments
Babies are big business, but it's important not to get carried away with all the fascinating gadgets and "must have" lists in the baby magazines. Remember that new moms are a big marketing target, so bring your common sense with you when you shop... more »
By eHow Parenting Editor 2 comments
If you've heard about the threat of diisononyl phthalate used as a softening agent in teethers, you may wonder about the safety of junior chewing on that favorite plastic toy. Even though scientists disagree on how dangerous phthalates are for ... more »
By mamie52 0 comments
Have a child that just misbehaves all the time? Maybe this will help!.. more »
By torque63 2 comments
Nobody knows how they will react in dire circumstances when the lives of their loved ones or themselves are threatened by a shooter in a public place. I will share with you some tips that might help you get out of harms way... more »
By MidniteWriter 5 comments
Raising a family is difficult enough without adding challenges. Do not go running off to a private school just yet! Even if your child (or other kids) have attention or other behavior problems. Here are some helpful, unique phrases and tips ... more »