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71. Babies and Napping
[MOMS]
Naptime is a blessing for you and your baby. Here are some tips on how to make this important time as beneficial as possible for you both. Why Should Babies Nap? Naps are not just important for their restorative value, although that is their most obvious benefit. Children's sleep expert Elizabeth Pantley describes some of the other advantages to napping: - Adequate sleep is important in brain development. Some... Read More
Naptime is a blessing for you and your baby. Here are some tips on how to make this important time as beneficial as possible for you both. Why Should Babies Nap? Naps are not just important for their restorative value, although that is their most obvious benefit. Children's sleep expert Elizabeth Pantley describes some of the other advantages to napping: - Adequate sleep is important in brain development. Some... Read More
72. Acid Reflux: Stop the Burn
[MOMS]
Most people think of acid reflux as a condition that only affects adults. However, that couldn't be further from the truth. Acid reflux, also known as GERD (gastroesophageal reflux disease), affects children of all ages, including newborns. Symptoms of GERD include burning in the throat, gagging or choking, sore throats, wheezing, chest pains, and hoarseness. Of course, it's easier to diagnose a child who can communicate what they are... Read More
Most people think of acid reflux as a condition that only affects adults. However, that couldn't be further from the truth. Acid reflux, also known as GERD (gastroesophageal reflux disease), affects children of all ages, including newborns. Symptoms of GERD include burning in the throat, gagging or choking, sore throats, wheezing, chest pains, and hoarseness. Of course, it's easier to diagnose a child who can communicate what they are... Read More
73. Baby Music Adults Will Love, Too
[MOMS]
You can't stand the suggestive lyrics in your tween's favorite music, but your preschooler's Wiggles obsession drives you batty. It's tough to explain to a child terms like "sexy," "booty" and "hooking up," but it seems like that (and worse) is all over the airwaves. And if you catch yourself humming "Best of Both Worlds" at another office meeting, you'll just die. So is there a happy medium for families who enjoy listening to music... Read More
You can't stand the suggestive lyrics in your tween's favorite music, but your preschooler's Wiggles obsession drives you batty. It's tough to explain to a child terms like "sexy," "booty" and "hooking up," but it seems like that (and worse) is all over the airwaves. And if you catch yourself humming "Best of Both Worlds" at another office meeting, you'll just die. So is there a happy medium for families who enjoy listening to music... Read More
74. A GPS for Kids: Creepy or Clever?
[MOMS]
It may seem like the ultimate invasion of privacy. We're talking about putting a tracking device on your child. Although it may seem creepy and over the top for some parents, others feel a sense of security knowing they can keep tabs on their children at all times. A child goes missing every 40 seconds in the United States. For many people, that's enough of an incentive to invest in a product that might one day keep their child out of... Read More
It may seem like the ultimate invasion of privacy. We're talking about putting a tracking device on your child. Although it may seem creepy and over the top for some parents, others feel a sense of security knowing they can keep tabs on their children at all times. A child goes missing every 40 seconds in the United States. For many people, that's enough of an incentive to invest in a product that might one day keep their child out of... Read More
75. Empathy: Why Your Kids Should Know It
[MOMS]
When most parents think of the characteristics they want to instill in their children, empathy is usually at the top of the list. After all, we want our kids to be considerate of other people's feelings. Caring children eventually become thoughtful, compassionate adults who take other people's feelings into consideration.{relatedarticles} While some kids are just empathetic by nature, other children need more guidance to hone their... Read More
When most parents think of the characteristics they want to instill in their children, empathy is usually at the top of the list. After all, we want our kids to be considerate of other people's feelings. Caring children eventually become thoughtful, compassionate adults who take other people's feelings into consideration.{relatedarticles} While some kids are just empathetic by nature, other children need more guidance to hone their... Read More
76. 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
77. 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
78. 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
79. Play It Safe Outside
[MOMS]
With so many kids engaging in television, video games, and computer activity, it seems what most children are in dire need of is some time outdoors. Playing outside gives your child a chance to blow off some steam while getting their daily dose of physical activity. And yes, we all know that means they're actually exercising... and enjoying it. While outdoor play is plenty of fun, it's important to exercise caution and follow proper... Read More
With so many kids engaging in television, video games, and computer activity, it seems what most children are in dire need of is some time outdoors. Playing outside gives your child a chance to blow off some steam while getting their daily dose of physical activity. And yes, we all know that means they're actually exercising... and enjoying it. While outdoor play is plenty of fun, it's important to exercise caution and follow proper... Read More
80. Why CPR is An M-U-S-T
[MOMS]
Not sure who should know CPR? A good answer is everyone, especially parents. CPR, or cardiopulmonary resuscitation, is the technique that's used to keep someone alive when they've stopped breathing. CPR can actually save a child's life in the event of a near-drowning, choking, poisoning, smoke inhalation or electrocution. Sadly, less than 4 percent of parents actually know how to perform CPR on children. {relatedarticles}According to... Read More
Not sure who should know CPR? A good answer is everyone, especially parents. CPR, or cardiopulmonary resuscitation, is the technique that's used to keep someone alive when they've stopped breathing. CPR can actually save a child's life in the event of a near-drowning, choking, poisoning, smoke inhalation or electrocution. Sadly, less than 4 percent of parents actually know how to perform CPR on children. {relatedarticles}According to... Read More
