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Tagged With: Summer Safety Tips for Children
Summer is a fun time, but its also a time when a lot of accidents happen. Here are some ways to keep your children safe this summer.
Water safety.
If you have a pool or plan to be around the water at all, then make sure youve got all security devices in place. All gates must be locked, and alarms installed, especially if you have non-swimming children at home.
Some general simple rules for children around any body of water are:
1. No running or horseplay near t…
CHALLENGE: Whenever David doesnt get his way he throws himself on the floor, screams, kicks and cries incessantly. What can we do to help him overcome this behavior?
TIP: What is David getting out of this behavior. First make sure that you are not rewarding this type of behavior, positively or negatively because both will help keep it alive. If you eventually give in to this behavior by changing your initial decision (not letting David go out to play, refusing David a …
Tagged With: baby, children, dad, daughter, education, elementary school, family, father, fun, grandmother, happy, home, house, kids, mom, mother, parenthood, parenting, parents, preschool, school, son
Throwing a safety net under a kid is tantamount to slinging a noose around his neck. Everyone wants kids to succeed. All adults want children to become responsible, independent learners who grow to make wise decisions. So why do adults get in the way of kids success? Its done every dayadults rescuing kids from certain […]
Tagged With: child, children, die, examination, friends, parents, report, school, strains, stress, worry
As a parent it is important that we understand what potential problems our child has. Most children have certain things that they worry about or even fear. In this article, I write about the types of fears that this might be and about how we can help our children to cope and to get through life in the best possible and stress-free way.
Tagged With: When's a Common Cold Not a Cold?
If your child has recurring illnesses, don’t simply brush off these ailments as normal childhood health problems. He or she may have a serious underlying disease.
Tagged With: childhood, Curt Cobain, double standard, Elvis Presley, Freddy Prinz, heroes, Janis Joplin, Jimmy Hendrix, John Belushi, King, media, Messiah, over dose, suicide, Youth
Some of the most famous heroes of our youth have met with a terrible end. Some have died from drug overdoses while others have succumbed to alcohol, committed suicide or something worse. What kind of message does this leave?
Tagged With: Teaching Children To Surf The Net
While your child may not type “dadda” before she says it, there’s a chance that she’ll surf before she walks.
Tagged With: parenting, parenting info, parenting styles
An article about parenting styles
Tagged With: Tips on Choosing a Pediatrician for Your Child
Many managed-care plans limit your choices. Furthermore, many families will live in several different towns before their children are grown up, making it necessary to choose a new pediatrician more than once.
If you want to know what an autistic child looks like, look at your own child or grandchild.
Look at the children who live next door to you and take a glimpse at every child you walk past on the street. These could very well be the faces of autism. There is no visible indication that a child is affected by this disturbing neurological disorder.
Autism is the king of all tricksters. I know this to be true because whenever my husband and I take our son to the store or doc…
Tagged With: clothes, fashion trends, fashionable teens, parental guidance, parenting, teen advice, teen fashion, teen fashion trends, teenagers, teens, teens want
Teens want to become fashionable and the parents could help them. Becoming fashion trendy is not an extravagance but a way of showing their abilities and interests.
Tagged With: Team Sports for your Special Needs Child?
Although all kids are different, I will share with you my views on sports and kids with special needs.
If your child is having difficulties socially in school, you may be tempted to sign him or her up for basketball or soccer with the other kids.
You know your child better than anyone. Just be sure that youre setting your child up for a positive, rather than a negative experience.
The things I have heard from Coaches about kids on their team would make you spit nail…