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Sunday, May 19, 2013
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51. 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
52. Make a Good Call with Kids' Cell Phones
[MOMS]
The idea of owning a cell phone appeals to most kids, especially tweens, who are forming social groups and getting involved in after-school activities. But how do you know when it's time to let them phone home with their very own phone? The first thing to investigate is whether or not their school allows phones at all. Since catastrophic events like Columbine and 9/11, many schools have relaxed rules about having phones. But it's... Read More
The idea of owning a cell phone appeals to most kids, especially tweens, who are forming social groups and getting involved in after-school activities. But how do you know when it's time to let them phone home with their very own phone? The first thing to investigate is whether or not their school allows phones at all. Since catastrophic events like Columbine and 9/11, many schools have relaxed rules about having phones. But it's... Read More
53. I Swear! Why Those Four-Letter Words Are Foul
[MOMS]
It's every parent's worst nightmare -- you're at a family gathering or birthday party when your young child drops the "S" bomb, or even worse, the "F" bomb. Your face is on fire, and you're absolutely mortified. Surely everybody knows that they heard the expletive from you, which means you're likely to blame. The bad news is that children often repeat what they hear, including those foul four-letter words. {relatedarticles}According to... Read More
It's every parent's worst nightmare -- you're at a family gathering or birthday party when your young child drops the "S" bomb, or even worse, the "F" bomb. Your face is on fire, and you're absolutely mortified. Surely everybody knows that they heard the expletive from you, which means you're likely to blame. The bad news is that children often repeat what they hear, including those foul four-letter words. {relatedarticles}According to... Read More
54. Help Your Kids Move On
[MOMS]
Moving to another home is always stressful, regardless of whether or not you have children. The transition can be tough on the whole family, and kids might take a move pretty hard, depending on their age. The decision to make a move might not be an option, depending on your work or lifestyle situation, but if it is negotiable, then there are a few questions you must ask yourself before moving. If your family has recently dealt with... Read More
Moving to another home is always stressful, regardless of whether or not you have children. The transition can be tough on the whole family, and kids might take a move pretty hard, depending on their age. The decision to make a move might not be an option, depending on your work or lifestyle situation, but if it is negotiable, then there are a few questions you must ask yourself before moving. If your family has recently dealt with... Read More
55. Can You Be Friends with Non-Moms?
[MOMS]
There's plenty to bond with other moms about, especially when your kids are the same age. But how do you make and retain those friends of yours who don't have kids? Keeping things relatable on both sides is the key to retaining those friends who either don't yet have kids, are having trouble conceiving or just plain don't want kids. Of course, an old friend will share in the joy of your newborn children, but don't expect her to want to... Read More
There's plenty to bond with other moms about, especially when your kids are the same age. But how do you make and retain those friends of yours who don't have kids? Keeping things relatable on both sides is the key to retaining those friends who either don't yet have kids, are having trouble conceiving or just plain don't want kids. Of course, an old friend will share in the joy of your newborn children, but don't expect her to want to... Read More
56. Make Losing a Winning Lesson
[MOMS]
There's nothing worse than a spoiled sport. While you want your child to strive to be the very best, the last thing you want is to raise a child who pitches a fit when something doesn't go his or her way, especially when it comes to team sports. The name of this game is teaching your children sportsmanship. Winning isn't everything -- and that's a lesson your son or daughter should learn at a very young age.{relatedarticles} If you're... Read More
There's nothing worse than a spoiled sport. While you want your child to strive to be the very best, the last thing you want is to raise a child who pitches a fit when something doesn't go his or her way, especially when it comes to team sports. The name of this game is teaching your children sportsmanship. Winning isn't everything -- and that's a lesson your son or daughter should learn at a very young age.{relatedarticles} If you're... Read More
57. Shell No! When Your Child is Shy
[MOMS]
All kids get bashful or uncharacteristically quiet in some settings, but what should you do if your child is chronically introverted? Experts say absolutely nothing, if this is the child's true nature, and the shyness doesn't exclude your child from opportunities that present themselves, either personally or academically. Never persecute the child, especially in front of people, for being shy. Many parents explain their child's reticence... Read More
All kids get bashful or uncharacteristically quiet in some settings, but what should you do if your child is chronically introverted? Experts say absolutely nothing, if this is the child's true nature, and the shyness doesn't exclude your child from opportunities that present themselves, either personally or academically. Never persecute the child, especially in front of people, for being shy. Many parents explain their child's reticence... Read More
58. Make it a Magical Movie Night
[MOMS]
Families today more than ever are looking for ways to be entertained without breaking the bank. A night out at the local movie theater can cost $10 or more per person, not to mention breaking the bank - and the belly - at the snack bar. Luckily, movies can be downloaded, received in the mail, rented at the library or borrowed - on the cheap or even free! With so many choices out there - and perhaps kids with really diverse taste in... Read More
Families today more than ever are looking for ways to be entertained without breaking the bank. A night out at the local movie theater can cost $10 or more per person, not to mention breaking the bank - and the belly - at the snack bar. Luckily, movies can be downloaded, received in the mail, rented at the library or borrowed - on the cheap or even free! With so many choices out there - and perhaps kids with really diverse taste in... Read More
59. Teacher Children Well
[MOMS]
When it comes to their education, you want to know that your children are in good hands. That means having an open line of communication with his or her teacher that goes beyond the annual parent-teacher conference. We're not saying you should assume the role of a helicopter parent, hovering over your child and teacher. The key is to find a happy medium between being overbearing and underwhelming in your child's education.... Read More
When it comes to their education, you want to know that your children are in good hands. That means having an open line of communication with his or her teacher that goes beyond the annual parent-teacher conference. We're not saying you should assume the role of a helicopter parent, hovering over your child and teacher. The key is to find a happy medium between being overbearing and underwhelming in your child's education.... Read More
60. Lend a Helping Hand
[MOMS]
We want to raise our children to be sympathetic, empathetic and energetic when it comes to helping others. So what better way to help cultivate caring kids than by teaching them to volunteer? These days, there is a huge emphasis on giving back to those are in need. Thanks to technology, there are Web sites out there specifically geared toward getting children to volunteer. {relatedarticles}These sites can be used as a resource for... Read More
We want to raise our children to be sympathetic, empathetic and energetic when it comes to helping others. So what better way to help cultivate caring kids than by teaching them to volunteer? These days, there is a huge emphasis on giving back to those are in need. Thanks to technology, there are Web sites out there specifically geared toward getting children to volunteer. {relatedarticles}These sites can be used as a resource for... Read More
