* Babies are born with very poor vision but can recognize their mothers almost right away.

* Babies are always born with blue eyes, w

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by Brigette Meier

In the news, we hear and see an increasing number of reports about violence among children. This goes from rude fights on the playground to armed incidents in schools th

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by CDMohatta
Creating and selecting ecards or greeting cards is an art. Ecards are used for different occasions. To wish Mother on Mother's Day, to wish Birthday to a dear person or to conve

Practical Home Schooling
by James Hunaban
Practical Home Schooling
By James Hunaban

Utilizing practical home schooling methods - The universe has become a jungle of learning. Wherever you turn, you

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by Nicole Bandes
When was the last time you saw the face of a child light up and glow because they got a piece of mail with their name on it? Children love to get mail. My children, even at

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by Aurelia Williams
"Have you ever felt like someone just pressed the Fast-forward button on your day and before you know it the day is over and you are sitting there wondering what you've a

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by Kirsten Hawkins
My grandmother taught me to crochet the moment my clumsy, chubby fingers could hold a crochet hook. By the time that I was six, she handed me her sewing needles to thread

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by Lorraine Curry
"Journaling is a stress free learning technique. My children who journaled seemed to have much more pleasure in—and success at—writing. (I have included samples of our chil

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by Deborah Martin

The big yellow school bus is coming down my road again. The neighborhood kids seem happy. The dogs are not. The kids are no longer around during the day and Jersey is go

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by Joel Turtel
I love Google and Yahoo. With Google and Yahoo I can search the Internet on any subject that interests me, at any time day or night, in the comfort of my home. I was thinking

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by Brian Maloney
It can be said that any man who procreates is a father, whether present in that child’s life or not. While this is technically true, it really takes a man to be a dad!

Th

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by Samantha Olea
"Ain’t no cookin’ like Mama’s cookin’!"-Amen!

Recently, an idea struck me. I cook…okay, I cook a lot. A lot of the meals that I create are either of my own creation, or

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by Adwina Jackson
Planning a baby shower is one of the loveliest gifts you can provide a mother to be. But where do you start?



If you are a first time planner or an experi

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by Jean Tracy

Are your children truthful, kind, and helpful? If so, read no further. If not, please listen to Colby and his mom.

"All my friends cheat," announced 11-year-old Colby.