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Thursday, June 20, 2013
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211. 20 Essentials Every Working Mom Needs
[MOMS]
The title of "working mom" could be applied to any mother -- as we all know, raising children is a full-time job in itself. For those who also work outside the home, the tug of war between mommyhood and a 9-to-5 job can be downright exhausting. If you want to succeed in everything you do, it's important you have the working mom's survival kit. Here are 20 (tangible and intangible) essentials that every woman needs. ... Read More
The title of "working mom" could be applied to any mother -- as we all know, raising children is a full-time job in itself. For those who also work outside the home, the tug of war between mommyhood and a 9-to-5 job can be downright exhausting. If you want to succeed in everything you do, it's important you have the working mom's survival kit. Here are 20 (tangible and intangible) essentials that every woman needs. ... Read More
212. Full Esteem Ahead!
[MOMS]
Many kids suffer from low self-esteem, which can lead to depression and other feelings of worthlessness. A child's self-esteem forms early in life, even when a child is a baby learning to roll over successfully. The pattern of trying, failing, trying again and ultimately succeeding builds a child's self-esteem intrinsically. Kids with healthy self-esteem have an easier time resisting peer pressure, recovering from disappointment and... Read More
Many kids suffer from low self-esteem, which can lead to depression and other feelings of worthlessness. A child's self-esteem forms early in life, even when a child is a baby learning to roll over successfully. The pattern of trying, failing, trying again and ultimately succeeding builds a child's self-esteem intrinsically. Kids with healthy self-esteem have an easier time resisting peer pressure, recovering from disappointment and... Read More
213. Is Your Child Ready for Kindergarten?
[MOMS]
Ready or not, here it comes - the time for kids to leave the nest and board a bus for school. But how do you know if your child is ready? Age is the first consideration to take into account. In most public schools and many private schools, children must be at least 5 years old before entering kindergarten. The cutoff varies by state and region, but it can range from July to January, so it's best to check with your school system well... Read More
Ready or not, here it comes - the time for kids to leave the nest and board a bus for school. But how do you know if your child is ready? Age is the first consideration to take into account. In most public schools and many private schools, children must be at least 5 years old before entering kindergarten. The cutoff varies by state and region, but it can range from July to January, so it's best to check with your school system well... Read More
214. Buy for Back to School on the Cheap
[MOMS]
Do you earn an 'F' when it comes to shopping for school supplies? This year, get more for your money and send them to school with everything they need. First, take an inventory of the items that you have lying around in playrooms, bedrooms or offices. You may have enough pencils and pens to supply them for the year, or a good part of it, by raiding these areas. Stow them in a plastic Ziploc storage bag to prevent having to buy more. Many... Read More
Do you earn an 'F' when it comes to shopping for school supplies? This year, get more for your money and send them to school with everything they need. First, take an inventory of the items that you have lying around in playrooms, bedrooms or offices. You may have enough pencils and pens to supply them for the year, or a good part of it, by raiding these areas. Stow them in a plastic Ziploc storage bag to prevent having to buy more. Many... Read More
215. Puberty: A Change Is Gonna Come
[MOMS]
Perhaps one of the most confusing and embarrassing times of a person's life is when they begin undergoing puberty. The best way to handle it with your kids is to be prepared. Don't expect your kids to feel comfortable asking you any and all questions about the changes their bodies will undergo, but if they do ask, no matter what age, it's important to answer them as honestly and candidly as you can. By age 8, kids should understand... Read More
Perhaps one of the most confusing and embarrassing times of a person's life is when they begin undergoing puberty. The best way to handle it with your kids is to be prepared. Don't expect your kids to feel comfortable asking you any and all questions about the changes their bodies will undergo, but if they do ask, no matter what age, it's important to answer them as honestly and candidly as you can. By age 8, kids should understand... Read More
216. Do You Hear What They Hear?
[MOMS]
"Are you listening to me?" How many times have you asked your child that very thing? It may seem like you say things a thousand times, and your child still never hears you. Truth be told, they may be hearing you; they're just not listening to you. Not sure how to accomplish that feat? Well, listen up.{relatedarticles}There are ways to make your child a better listener. For starters, it's important to remember the apple doesn't fall far... Read More
"Are you listening to me?" How many times have you asked your child that very thing? It may seem like you say things a thousand times, and your child still never hears you. Truth be told, they may be hearing you; they're just not listening to you. Not sure how to accomplish that feat? Well, listen up.{relatedarticles}There are ways to make your child a better listener. For starters, it's important to remember the apple doesn't fall far... Read More
217. Prevent Team Sports Injuries
[MOMS]
As kids grow up, it's healthy and fun for them to compete in sports such as soccer, baseball, basketball, gymnastics, football and even extreme sports, including mountain biking, BMX and skateboarding. But while all that physical activity is beneficial for growing bodies, there is the chance of getting hurt. Consider your child's age when assessing whether their activities could hurt them. The old adage, "The bigger they are, the harder... Read More
As kids grow up, it's healthy and fun for them to compete in sports such as soccer, baseball, basketball, gymnastics, football and even extreme sports, including mountain biking, BMX and skateboarding. But while all that physical activity is beneficial for growing bodies, there is the chance of getting hurt. Consider your child's age when assessing whether their activities could hurt them. The old adage, "The bigger they are, the harder... Read More
218. Earth Day: Do Your Part
[MOMS]
Who says it's not easy being green? Today is Earth Day, a day created to raise awareness when it comes to the environment. Although it was established in 1970, it continues to grow in popularity every year. Initially, Earth Day was only observed in the United States. However, the celebration went global in 1990 and is now recognized by 175 countries every year. As a parent, it's crucial to teach children the importance of taking... Read More
Who says it's not easy being green? Today is Earth Day, a day created to raise awareness when it comes to the environment. Although it was established in 1970, it continues to grow in popularity every year. Initially, Earth Day was only observed in the United States. However, the celebration went global in 1990 and is now recognized by 175 countries every year. As a parent, it's crucial to teach children the importance of taking... Read More
219. Fighting in the Car: The Wheel Deal
[MOMS]
When you're contending with traffic congestion, nothing adds fuel to the fire like the bickering of your children. Unfortunately, there's not a whole lot you can do to stop the madness while trying to navigate a two-ton vehicle... or is there? There are actually safe ways to contend with car controversy without losing your cool. One of the most important things to keep in mind is that no argument is worth jeopardizing the safety of... Read More
When you're contending with traffic congestion, nothing adds fuel to the fire like the bickering of your children. Unfortunately, there's not a whole lot you can do to stop the madness while trying to navigate a two-ton vehicle... or is there? There are actually safe ways to contend with car controversy without losing your cool. One of the most important things to keep in mind is that no argument is worth jeopardizing the safety of... Read More
220. Spas and Kids: Not So Hot
[MOMS]
Hot tubs may seem like small pools that are perfectly safe for children, but that's not the case. Kids and spas, whirlpools and hot tubs don't make for a good mix. The dangers of hot tubs range from drowning to entrapment to overheating. So before you allow your kids to sink into that home spa, consider this. {relatedarticles}The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission says that there have been more than 700 deaths in the last three... Read More
Hot tubs may seem like small pools that are perfectly safe for children, but that's not the case. Kids and spas, whirlpools and hot tubs don't make for a good mix. The dangers of hot tubs range from drowning to entrapment to overheating. So before you allow your kids to sink into that home spa, consider this. {relatedarticles}The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission says that there have been more than 700 deaths in the last three... Read More
