Should You Give Your Child An Unusual Baby Name
by Sarah Edwards
Choosing to give your baby an unusual baby name requires careful consideration before making the final decision. Unusual baby names can be attractive and can single your chi
The Great Diaper Debate
by Kirsten Hawkins
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 tr
Good Baby Care
by Rachael Cleipher
New parents have many things to learn. Bringing home a new baby changes everything about the life of a family. A baby adds challenges to balancing work and home responsib
Keeping Your Kids Safe From Online Trouble
by Madison Lockwood
It seems the more advanced the online technology, the more trickery there is online. It may be hard to believe, but there are people who spend their time dreaming up ways
Parenting The Irrational Vocation
by Sam Vaknin, Ph.D.
There are some grounds to assume that a cognitive dissonance is involved in feeling that children are more a satisfaction than a nuisance. Why do people bother with pare
The Courage to Be a Loving Parent
by Margaret Paul, Ph.D.
Most of us really don’t like it when someone is angry at us. We don’t like it when people go into resistance to helping us when we need help, instead of caring about
The 7 Feng Shui Fundamentals for Childrens Bedrooms
by Kathryn Weber
Feng shui is a very popular and intriguing concept in home design today. In addition to the life benefits it provides, it also offers a roadmap, so to speak, of not just ho
Learning Need Not be Elusive or the Sole Responsibility of School
by smart
Education according to the gurus, prepares a child to live in society and the world, as we know it today. It inculcates values and introduces skills the child can hone as he or she
Your Obese Child & School Programs
by Victor Pryles
More than five years ago, the Center for Disease Control (CDC) published ‘Guidelines for School and Community Programs’ to promote physical activity in children and teenager
Maturing As a Parent
by Richard Hanes
I have three children, ages 19 and 16 (yes, the 16 year-olds are twins!) My older son just mailed his college deposit and will leave for school sometime in August. Thin
Choosing a Baby Name
by Sarah Mitchell
Take Your Time The worst thing you could do when choosing a baby name is to rush into it. Settling for second best may affect you and your child for a lifetime! Don't com
4 Tips for Taking Great Baby Pictures Even If Youre Not a Professional
by Alexis Dawes
When my daughter Layla was born I had a hard time putting the camera down. And apparently I wasn't the only one. The cashier at the photo developing shop told me that new par
Helping Parents Cope with Childrens Disabilities
by News Canada
(NC)-Parents of children with disabilities face extra demands on their time, energy and resources. Most cope well, despite the fact that increased stress takes a physical and
How Kids Learn To Cooperate In Video Games A Guide for Parents and Teachers
by Marc Prensky
A great many parents are concerned that the electronic games their kids play are teaching the kids "negative" messages such as aggression, violence, and isolation from rea
Clean Slates and Fresh Starts
by Patricia Gatto
Hope, excitement and anxiety all wrapped up in fresh haircuts and new clothes. Pens, pencils and notebooks, the smell of a new box of crayons and a brand new book; it all s
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