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Tagged With: assisted conception, fertility treatment, infertility, surrogacy, surrogate mother, surrogates
Once you have made the difficult decision to turn to a surrogate mother to help you have a family, it can be hard to know what to do next. You will have spent a long time considering the emotional implications on yourself and all the other people involved, but now you may be unsure about the practicalities of surrogacy.
The first thing to decide, with a medical professional, is what type of surragacy you will need. For instance, artificial insemination is an option for cou…
Tagged With: children, family, fatherhoood, parenting
Children learn by watching their parents. That means you have to model how to be men for your kids.
Tagged With: alphabet, book, early childhood, kid, kindergarten, literacy, parent, preschool, read, reading
Learning the alphabet is a key part of your child’s education especially when it comes to learning to read and write. It is important that children learn not only to recite the letters in order, but also to recognize letters out of sequence. In addition, after mastering basic recognition, children will need to learn the sounds each letter represents and how to write it.
While many parents recognize how important learning the alphabet is to their child they are not always s…
Tagged With: Understanding How The Internet Affects Children
Between surfing the Internet, visiting chat rooms and sending text messages, children spend a great deal of time in cyberspace–and it’s up to parents to make sure their kids spend that time safely.
All The Sleeping Mistakes Ive Made with My Children
I have three children, so Ive made pretty much every mistake known to Mommies, except the fatal ones, as luckily, all three of mine are alive and well. But the biggest mistakes Ive made have been in my daughters sleeping, or lack thereof, habits. So, let me tell you my story, and hopefully you wont be destined to make the same mistakes I have.
First, when she was very tiny, I let her fall asleep in bed with my hu…
Tagged With: Youth Sports Schedules: Alerts Keep Parents in the Know
When sports and recreation directors make last-minute schedule changes, such as canceling a game due to inclement weather or having to change practice times, they may have to inform several people at the same time. But with limited time to spread the word to players, parents, coaches and officials, some people may miss out.
Tagged With: achieve results, children, education online, learn, learning, online education, teach the kids
Caring parents do their children more harm than good. How we can secure the lives of our children by doing the right thing. Intrduce your kids to Online education
Way back when in the days of Home Ec, one favorite class was ‘how to diaper baby’. Turning a flat piece of absorbent cotton into a comfortable, well-fitting nappy was a trick that seemed to require the dexterity and legerdemain of a trained magician. Worse, diapering the baby clumsily came with the very real fear of jabbing a squirming infant with a diaper pin. Generations of mommies suffered pinpricked fingers rather than risk a scratch to baby’s delicate skin.
All that c…
Tagged With: Tips On Talking To Kids About Not Smoking
Any time parents spend with their kids can be a good time to talk about not smoking cigarettes–and if it seems hard to find the time, maybe it’s a good idea for parents to set a date.
Tagged With: bed-wetting, bedwetting tips, wetting the bed
Bedwetting is an occurrence that is embarrassing, awkward, and disturbing for both parents and children. This is a condition that mostly affects kids in the five-years-old range, but can also strike children as old as fifteen. When properly handled, bedwetting can be treated without future incident.
Tagged With: birth order, children, discipline, families, parenting, s, self-esteem, sibling fighting, sibling rivalry, teenagers
Why are my children so different? The answer to this conundrum lies in children’s birth order. Each position in a family leaves its own stamp on children, which stays for life.
Understand children’s birth order personalities and you will have the key to raising them effectively. Its easy once you know the rules of birth order.
Tagged With: parenting tips; teenage anger; emotion; family
I am commonly asked questions like “Why is my teenager always angry with me?” Parents DO NOT TAKE IT PERSONALLY! Teenagers are generally not angry with you they are just plain angry. This anger can vary from resentment right through to actual rage. What you are seeing is not the anger itself but a behavior.