Posted in Parenting Tips on November 6th, 2009 No Comments »
Many parents find that communicating with their teen is difficult. There are things that you can say to them that will strengthen your relationship with them. First and foremost, letting them know that you love them is very important, just hearing the words can make a huge difference. let them know you’re proud of them [...]
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Posted in Parenting Tips on October 27th, 2009 No Comments »
Cold and flue season is coming soon and you want to have all the tools in your arsenal to take care of your children. If they become sick make sure they get plenty of rest, a lot of fluids and eat fruits and vegetables. Don’t worry if they don’t seem too hungry being sick can [...]
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Posted in Parenting Tips on August 24th, 2009 No Comments »
As the school year begins again many parents are wondering how much help is appropriate to give to their children. Some parents may read the books their children are in order to discuss with them. Other parents may completely take over a school project to "help out". Having children work out things on their own [...]
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Posted in Parenting Tips on August 4th, 2009 No Comments »
You are sure to experience a tantrum from your child at some point. The best thing to do is not to engage in the battle. Taking charge in a gentle and firm way can help you avoid an ugly scene. If a tantrum gets out of hand and you have given warnings take your child [...]
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Posted in Parenting Tips on July 14th, 2009 No Comments »
There seems to be a misconception of children that are quieter than others. Children that talk often at home but not in public setting. Many, extroverts in particular may find these children to be snobby, mysterious or strange. There is nothing wrong with children who display introverted tendencies. Parents and teachers just need to understand [...]
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Posted in Parenting Tips on May 26th, 2009 No Comments »
Parents want the best for their children and want them to discover who they are and what their own truths are. Now parents have a resource they can use for giving their kids the gift of empowerment. Lily’s Truth is web site that offers a DVD and book that provides young people with the necessary [...]
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Posted in Parenting Tips on May 21st, 2009 No Comments »
Sometimes the job of a parent can seem way too difficult, it is a challenge, but it doesn’t have to be so hard. Just try using these tips for relieving some of the stress and continue to enjoy parenting! It’s important to listen to your children no matter what age they are. You may not [...]
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Posted in Parenting Tips on November 26th, 2008 No Comments »
When are children are very young it’s a given that you step into a nurturing role to take care of their every need. As they grow older you need to be careful how much you take care of as to not make them incapable or make them think they can’t do something. You want them [...]
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Posted in Parenting Tips on November 18th, 2008 No Comments »
Parents don’t want to hurt their children. Although to some spanking is not considered to be hurtful, it can negatively effect your children and your relationship with them. Instead of spanking, try some alternatives. If you become angry give yourself some time to calm down and relax, you make better choices that way. Take some [...]
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Posted in Parenting Tips on October 31st, 2008 No Comments »
Some may think that teaching your baby sign language will inhibit their language, but actually it helps with their communication. A lot of the temper tantrums and frustrations come from your baby’s inability to communicate to you what they want or need. Using signs can really help that and give them tools to communicate with [...]
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