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Saturday, May 25, 2013
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121. Break the Nail-Biting Habit
[MOMS]
Is every day a real nail-biter for your children? Believe it or not, nail biting is a common habit among children. According to kidshealth.org, studies estimate that up to 60 percent of kids and teens nibble their nails down to the nubs. And while it may seem harmless, the reality is that the hand-to-mouth habit not only exposes your child to germs, but it also can contribute to infections. Oftentimes, children break the skin, germs... Read More
Is every day a real nail-biter for your children? Believe it or not, nail biting is a common habit among children. According to kidshealth.org, studies estimate that up to 60 percent of kids and teens nibble their nails down to the nubs. And while it may seem harmless, the reality is that the hand-to-mouth habit not only exposes your child to germs, but it also can contribute to infections. Oftentimes, children break the skin, germs... Read More
122. Telling it Like it Is About Tattling
[MOMS]
"I'm telling!" may be the most annoying phrase that your child emits, particularly around the preschool age. But tattling usually boils down to one motivation: getting attention. Excessive tattling usually happens when kids aren't mature enough to settle conflicts among themselves, and that's normal for younger children. They look to adults to help when they know something's not right. Encouraging and helping kids solve the problem... Read More
"I'm telling!" may be the most annoying phrase that your child emits, particularly around the preschool age. But tattling usually boils down to one motivation: getting attention. Excessive tattling usually happens when kids aren't mature enough to settle conflicts among themselves, and that's normal for younger children. They look to adults to help when they know something's not right. Encouraging and helping kids solve the problem... Read More
123. Great Labor Day Ideas
[MOMS]
It's the first major holiday since school has been back in session - so why not make it a memorable one? We're certain your kids are suffering from the back-to-school doldrums following their extended summer stay. The three-day weekend means you'll have plenty of time to rejuvenate. Hopefully, you're already getting a break from the extreme summer heat. {relatedarticles}With the temperatures becoming more bearable, that means you could... Read More
It's the first major holiday since school has been back in session - so why not make it a memorable one? We're certain your kids are suffering from the back-to-school doldrums following their extended summer stay. The three-day weekend means you'll have plenty of time to rejuvenate. Hopefully, you're already getting a break from the extreme summer heat. {relatedarticles}With the temperatures becoming more bearable, that means you could... Read More
124. Face Time: How Young Is Too Young For Social Networking?
[MOMS]
From Facebook to MySpace, it seems the users are getting smaller and the problems are getting bigger. Although many social networking sites have a minimum age requirement of 13, children often disregard the age limitations altogether. Or they seek out sites that are geared more toward their demographics, but are those really any better? According to a survey conducted by Ofcom, 49 percent of children between the ages of 8 and 17 had... Read More
From Facebook to MySpace, it seems the users are getting smaller and the problems are getting bigger. Although many social networking sites have a minimum age requirement of 13, children often disregard the age limitations altogether. Or they seek out sites that are geared more toward their demographics, but are those really any better? According to a survey conducted by Ofcom, 49 percent of children between the ages of 8 and 17 had... Read More
125. Summer Resources for the Campless
[MOMS]
Summer is right around the corner. And while that means vacation for the kids, it can mean a whole lot of work for parents. In the current economic climate, summer camp can be too costly for many families. That means it's up to you to find an affordable alternative to camp. Whether you are a stay-at-home mom or a working mother, the goal is the same - keep the children supervised and entertained on a shoestring budget. Here are a few... Read More
Summer is right around the corner. And while that means vacation for the kids, it can mean a whole lot of work for parents. In the current economic climate, summer camp can be too costly for many families. That means it's up to you to find an affordable alternative to camp. Whether you are a stay-at-home mom or a working mother, the goal is the same - keep the children supervised and entertained on a shoestring budget. Here are a few... Read More
126. Baby Bonding: Help the Other Kids
[MOMS]
A new baby is a big change for everyone in the house, but the transition from a three-person household to a four-person household may cause the most turmoil for the firstborn child. You might be excited about the potential for your child to have a lifetime playmate, but he or she may not feel the same way. The baby might be seen as an intruder who sucks Mommy's time away from big sister or brother. But there are lots of ways to ease... Read More
A new baby is a big change for everyone in the house, but the transition from a three-person household to a four-person household may cause the most turmoil for the firstborn child. You might be excited about the potential for your child to have a lifetime playmate, but he or she may not feel the same way. The baby might be seen as an intruder who sucks Mommy's time away from big sister or brother. But there are lots of ways to ease... Read More
127. Making Hair Accessories Last
[MOMS]
Talk about hair-owing. There's nothing worse than spending top dollar on hair accessories, only to have them disappear after just one wear. Ribbons, bows, barrettes and headbands are just some of the standard hair staples that are part of every girl's wardrobe. The problem is keeping track of these fancy frills when they're at the mercy of your children. When you do your child's hair, secure all accessories in tightly so that your child... Read More
Talk about hair-owing. There's nothing worse than spending top dollar on hair accessories, only to have them disappear after just one wear. Ribbons, bows, barrettes and headbands are just some of the standard hair staples that are part of every girl's wardrobe. The problem is keeping track of these fancy frills when they're at the mercy of your children. When you do your child's hair, secure all accessories in tightly so that your child... Read More
128. Kids Have Stress, Too!
[MOMS]
They may not wring their hands, yell or furrow their brows, but kids do experience stress, just like adults. Childhood may not be one big picnic for all kids, all the time. And just like adults, kids need healthy ways to relieve stress and relax. A calm, stable and reliable environment can prevent stress in small kids. But how do you know when they've had enough and need to decompress? Obviously, a tantrum will tell you something's wrong... Read More
They may not wring their hands, yell or furrow their brows, but kids do experience stress, just like adults. Childhood may not be one big picnic for all kids, all the time. And just like adults, kids need healthy ways to relieve stress and relax. A calm, stable and reliable environment can prevent stress in small kids. But how do you know when they've had enough and need to decompress? Obviously, a tantrum will tell you something's wrong... Read More
129. Clothes Call: Getting More For Less
[MOMS]
Revamping your child's wardrobe can be a costly endeavor, especially if you don't have hand-me-downs to fall back on. If you're in the market for new kiddie clothes, there are some simple money-saving strategies that will save you a buck... or $20. For starters, exhaust all of the serious saving venues. Consider doing clothing exchanges or swaps with other moms who might have kids in the same age range as yours. {relatedarticles}There's... Read More
Revamping your child's wardrobe can be a costly endeavor, especially if you don't have hand-me-downs to fall back on. If you're in the market for new kiddie clothes, there are some simple money-saving strategies that will save you a buck... or $20. For starters, exhaust all of the serious saving venues. Consider doing clothing exchanges or swaps with other moms who might have kids in the same age range as yours. {relatedarticles}There's... Read More
130. Make Your Kids Happy Campers
[MOMS]
Summer camp is a rite of passage for many kids, but choose the wrong one, and you'll hear about it for years to come. It's important to decide whether your child is ready for sleepaway camp or if day camp is the way to go. Kids as young as 6 years old can attend sleepaway camps - but should they? It's a judgment call on your part as a parent. Some kids as old as 10 aren't ready; it just depends on the child. If she's regularly spending... Read More
Summer camp is a rite of passage for many kids, but choose the wrong one, and you'll hear about it for years to come. It's important to decide whether your child is ready for sleepaway camp or if day camp is the way to go. Kids as young as 6 years old can attend sleepaway camps - but should they? It's a judgment call on your part as a parent. Some kids as old as 10 aren't ready; it just depends on the child. If she's regularly spending... Read More
