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By eHow Parenting Editor

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Making friends in general can be difficult enough, but trying to schedule activities and make friends with working moms can seem almost impossible. From being in the right place to meet working moms to scheduling, you can create great friendships ... more »

How to Make Use of Your Double Printed Photos

By Kristina N

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If you order double printed photographs, you probably have the extras taking up space or sitting around. It's such a waste of money to pay for doubles if you are not going to display them. I have created photo albums for each of my children, ... more »

How to monitor your child's internet usage?

By Teachforever

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Technology really came as a blessing and also as a curse. Because of the easy access to technology and the overwhelming interests in technology from the youth, Internet surfing can literally became risky for our young people. I am going to share ... more »

How to observe your child's strengths and weaknesses

By Tracey Bryant Stuckey

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Observing your child is essential if you wish to give her the right help at the right time. This skill alone, perhaps, is the art of a good teacher. Knowing what to show your child next, knowing when she needs practice, when she needs praise, ... more »

How to Plan Family Fun at Home

By tori76

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Most families are hard-pressed for time to spend together. Between your work commitments and your kids’ activities, life seems to run on a schedule. And that’s exactly why you have to actively schedule family fun at home. Pull out your calendar, ... more »

How to Prepare to Use Cloth Diapers

By eHow Parenting Editor

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Although most parents opt to use plastic diapers, using cloth means having soft cotton next to your baby's skin... more »

How to Prepare Your Children for the Next Day

By FPAEdit

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The morning rush can get crazy for children. Take some time the night before to minimize the insanity. Your children will thank you and so will your nerves... more »

How to Raise a Child With Down Syndrome

By eHow Parenting Editor

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Trisomy 21, better known as Down syndrome, is the most common chromosomal abnormality in humans. People with Down syndrome vary widely in how they are affected, but health problems and lagging development are common. Children with Down syndrome ... more »

How to Raise a Respectful Child

By eHow Parenting Editor

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Raising a respectful child is one of the most important tasks a parent can undertake. Follow the steps below to teach respect... more »

How to Raise a Well Mannered Child

By FPAEdit

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Good manners are noticed instantly. They are one of the keys to success in many situations. But how do you pass this on to your children? Read on for suggestions on how to raise a well mannered child... more »

How to raise daughters without women

By Natalie Hernandez

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Just as it is difficult for a woman to raise a son without a male figure, it is equally as hard for a man to raise a daughter without a female figure. Although the bond with father and daughter is like no other it can be difficult for a girl to ... more »

How to Raise Money Smart Kids

By nservice

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Every day, your child gets bombarded with commercials telling them they must have this and that life is worth nothing without that. So how do you make sure that he grows up to know the value of a buck, work hard, pay his bills and not be taken ... more »

How to React if Your Child Is Lost in the Woods

By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor

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Resist the initial urge to panic when you realize your child may be lost. This panic merely complicates the situation and drains you of the energy you'll need to recover your child... more »

How to Read to Your Children About Valentine's Day

By eHow Holidays & Celebrations Editor

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There are lots of excellent children's books available on the theme of Valentine's Day ' the following hints should help you find a selection of good books to share with your young valentines, no matter what their age level or interests... more »

How to Reduce Your Child's Television Viewing Time

By eHow Parenting Editor

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Children love to watch TV, but it often takes the place of other, more positive activities, and can turn your children into little 'couch potatoes!' Here are some ways to reduce the time your kids spend glued to the tube... more »

How to Remove Silly Putty Off Carpet

By mandination

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Silly Putty, in a kid's hands, has a habit of becoming very, very messy. When faced with a carpet covered in Silly Putty, it may seem like an impossible mess to clean. In actuality, there are several steps you can take to remove the stain... more »

How to Shop for Baby Bargains Online

By eHow Parenting Editor

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Baby gear, furniture, clothes, toys and even very little booties add up when new parents welcome Junior into their lives and pocketbooks. It pays to take the time to do some research and dig for baby bargains online... more »

How to Show Your Child You Love Them

By jgsmom

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7 things you, as a parent, can do to teach your child you love him or her... more »

How to Start a Celebration Plate Tradition

By christieo1

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Having a celebration plate is a great way to recognize family members for achievements and accomplishments that are both large and small in a simple, meaningful manner. Starting the tradition in your family is easy. Read on to learn how to start ... more »

How to Start a Mom's Group

By eHow Parenting Editor

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A mom's group is a great way to network and communicate with people whom you share a common interest. It helps to talk to people who are going through the same thing as you. You learn that your kids are normal and your frustrations are common. If ... more »

How to Start an Activity Club for Kids

By christieo1

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Kids enjoy learning and trying all types of new activities. If you are interested in offering your children and their friends a fun, rewarding opportunity you may consider starting an Activity Club with other parents in your area... more »

How to Stop Co-Sleeping

By eHow Parenting Editor

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Co-sleeping is when a parent or set of parents share the bed with their infant or small child. It is used as a comforting technique when a child is anxious or not taking well to sleeping on her own. There will come a time that you should stop ... more »

How to Strip Cloth Diapers, Get rid of stink and leaks!

By Katie Watson

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Do your cloth diapers leak? Do they stink? Are you ready to give up on being a cloth diapering mom and go back to the ease of disposable? Don't give up yet! Try the steps below!.. more »

How to Talk to Your Son About Testicular Self Exam

By Richard Ferri

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For some reason there is a general reluctance to talk to young men (ages 15 to 25) about the need to examine their testicles on a regular basis. However, this reluctance has resulted in many young men missing the early and simple-to-detect ... more »

How to Talk to Your Teen About Money

By breezycycle

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It's time for adults to break the silence about how to use money and to expose the elements that have made money such a mystery for teens and young adults. One of the most important conversations you can have with your young person is to talk ... more »

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