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Thursday, May 23, 2013
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131. Natural Remedies for Babies & Kids
[MOMS]
For many moms and dads, giving kids medicine is a daunting idea. From questions about cold medicine to allergic reactions, parents may balk at the prospect. But the good news is that kids don't have to suffer. Even babies can benefit from some natural remedies that many of us keep on hand every day. For example, that same tea you use to get some sleep after a hard day can quiet colic in a baby. An ounce or two of chamomile, when steeped... Read More
For many moms and dads, giving kids medicine is a daunting idea. From questions about cold medicine to allergic reactions, parents may balk at the prospect. But the good news is that kids don't have to suffer. Even babies can benefit from some natural remedies that many of us keep on hand every day. For example, that same tea you use to get some sleep after a hard day can quiet colic in a baby. An ounce or two of chamomile, when steeped... Read More
132. School Your Children in Dealing with Cyberbullies
[MOMS]
Just when you thought it was safe for your child to go into cyberspace. It's bad enough that children have to deal with being pushed around face to face in school, but apparently the intimidation doesn't stop there. A growing trend of cyberbullying has parents, students, education professionals and lawmakers concerned -- and with good reason. The Internet, cell phones and other technologies are breeding grounds for harassment of kids,... Read More
Just when you thought it was safe for your child to go into cyberspace. It's bad enough that children have to deal with being pushed around face to face in school, but apparently the intimidation doesn't stop there. A growing trend of cyberbullying has parents, students, education professionals and lawmakers concerned -- and with good reason. The Internet, cell phones and other technologies are breeding grounds for harassment of kids,... Read More
133. A Formula for Feeding Your Baby
[MOMS]
Breast milk is the gold standard of nutrition for babies, but if you go the formula route, then there are a few things to know about all those formulas. Soy, hypoallergenic, lactose-free, organic, powder, premixed and more supplements than you can keep track of - the formula shelves at the grocery store can be mind-boggling for new moms. Your pediatrician will be most familiar with your child's specific nutritional needs, so it's... Read More
Breast milk is the gold standard of nutrition for babies, but if you go the formula route, then there are a few things to know about all those formulas. Soy, hypoallergenic, lactose-free, organic, powder, premixed and more supplements than you can keep track of - the formula shelves at the grocery store can be mind-boggling for new moms. Your pediatrician will be most familiar with your child's specific nutritional needs, so it's... Read More
134. Lite Summer Lunches Kids Will Love
[MOMS]
Ah, the lazy days of summer. Unlike the rest of the year, the rules change come summertime, especially when it comes to meals. If you haven't already, it's time to put those canned soups and raviolis and on the backburner in favor of some lighter fare. Take a vacation from the same old lunches that bring the doldrums. As the temperatures get hotter, make those kid lunches even cooler. Here are some great healthy lunch options to keep... Read More
Ah, the lazy days of summer. Unlike the rest of the year, the rules change come summertime, especially when it comes to meals. If you haven't already, it's time to put those canned soups and raviolis and on the backburner in favor of some lighter fare. Take a vacation from the same old lunches that bring the doldrums. As the temperatures get hotter, make those kid lunches even cooler. Here are some great healthy lunch options to keep... Read More
135. Kids and Meditation: Breathe Easy
[MOMS]
If only children came with an "off" switch... Getting children to wind down can often be a daunting task. Many children are like the Energizer bunny -- they keep going and going and going. Wouldn't you like for your child to be able to embrace inner peace and gain a sense of calm? Of course, it's hard enough for adults to kick back and relax. {relatedarticles}But that doesn't mean it's not possible for both you and your child to... Read More
If only children came with an "off" switch... Getting children to wind down can often be a daunting task. Many children are like the Energizer bunny -- they keep going and going and going. Wouldn't you like for your child to be able to embrace inner peace and gain a sense of calm? Of course, it's hard enough for adults to kick back and relax. {relatedarticles}But that doesn't mean it's not possible for both you and your child to... Read More
136. You Can Handle the Tooth
[MOMS]
February is Children's Dental Health Month. That means it's the perfect time to help your kids brush up on their dental hygiene habits. Sadly, many of us are too casual when it comes to brushing up on our oral hygiene. Even as adults, we've gotten in the habit, albeit a bad one, of scrubbing those chompers just once a day. And forget flossing - many kids aren't even familiar with this healthy habit. One study showed that 40 percent of... Read More
February is Children's Dental Health Month. That means it's the perfect time to help your kids brush up on their dental hygiene habits. Sadly, many of us are too casual when it comes to brushing up on our oral hygiene. Even as adults, we've gotten in the habit, albeit a bad one, of scrubbing those chompers just once a day. And forget flossing - many kids aren't even familiar with this healthy habit. One study showed that 40 percent of... Read More
137. Help Your Child Make Friends
[MOMS]
While it's true that you can't do everything for your child, there's no reason you can't guide him down the right path, especially when it comes to making friends. Bonding with others can be a new experience for younger children. Of course, you can lead by example, but there are steps you can take to set your child up for success. In ideal world, your child would have no trouble developing lifelong friendships from the get-go.... Read More
While it's true that you can't do everything for your child, there's no reason you can't guide him down the right path, especially when it comes to making friends. Bonding with others can be a new experience for younger children. Of course, you can lead by example, but there are steps you can take to set your child up for success. In ideal world, your child would have no trouble developing lifelong friendships from the get-go.... Read More
138. A Penny Saved Is a Penny Earned
[MOMS]
One of the greatest values you can instill in your children is teaching them the importance of saving for a rainy day. With the collapse of the housing market and the incredibly high rate of unemployment, many adults, both young and old, found that they hadn't tucked away enough money to fall back on when times got tough. Of course, no parent wants to see their child endure financial hardships, especially when they're in no position to... Read More
One of the greatest values you can instill in your children is teaching them the importance of saving for a rainy day. With the collapse of the housing market and the incredibly high rate of unemployment, many adults, both young and old, found that they hadn't tucked away enough money to fall back on when times got tough. Of course, no parent wants to see their child endure financial hardships, especially when they're in no position to... Read More
139. Take the Stress out of Birthday Party Planning
[MOMS]
Planning a memorable, fun party for your child and her friends might seem like a major chore, but with a little foresight and preparation, it can be a breeze. The first thing to consider is your budget - and a commitment to sticking to it, no matter what. If your budget is limited, then homemade is the way to go. Having the party at your home or a local park means no rental fees or activities to pay for. Plus, you can bake your own... Read More
Planning a memorable, fun party for your child and her friends might seem like a major chore, but with a little foresight and preparation, it can be a breeze. The first thing to consider is your budget - and a commitment to sticking to it, no matter what. If your budget is limited, then homemade is the way to go. Having the party at your home or a local park means no rental fees or activities to pay for. Plus, you can bake your own... Read More
140. Baby Food: Think Outside the Jar
[MOMS]
Buying those little jars of food at the grocery store may seem like a rite of passage as your baby grows, but it doesn't have to be. You can save money and be sure of the nutrients your baby is getting by making your own baby food at home. Even working moms and those who don't have a lot of time can make healthful foods for baby at home - it's easier than you think. The meat, vegetables and fruit you cook for your family make a fine... Read More
Buying those little jars of food at the grocery store may seem like a rite of passage as your baby grows, but it doesn't have to be. You can save money and be sure of the nutrients your baby is getting by making your own baby food at home. Even working moms and those who don't have a lot of time can make healthful foods for baby at home - it's easier than you think. The meat, vegetables and fruit you cook for your family make a fine... Read More
