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131. 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
132. Sneak Fruits and Veggies into Kids Meals
[MOMS]
When it comes to getting your children to eat their fruits and vegetables, you may not win the battle, but you can definitely win the war. The secret is to get sneaky. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommend that adults and children both consume five fruit and vegetable servings a day. Of course, that's easier said than done. {relatedarticles}When presented with a plate of broccoli, spinach or Brussels sprouts, how many... Read More
When it comes to getting your children to eat their fruits and vegetables, you may not win the battle, but you can definitely win the war. The secret is to get sneaky. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommend that adults and children both consume five fruit and vegetable servings a day. Of course, that's easier said than done. {relatedarticles}When presented with a plate of broccoli, spinach or Brussels sprouts, how many... Read More
133. How to Start Scrapbooking
[MOMS]
You may have seen scrapbooks created by grandparents, other parents or simply crafty types that are works of art, or you may have heard of scrapbooking "parties," where moms learn how to create these works of art for themselves and their families. If the idea of this kind of memory saver appeals to you, then you might not be sure how to go about creating a scrapbook that reflects your family's memories - and doesn't take a ton of time to... Read More
You may have seen scrapbooks created by grandparents, other parents or simply crafty types that are works of art, or you may have heard of scrapbooking "parties," where moms learn how to create these works of art for themselves and their families. If the idea of this kind of memory saver appeals to you, then you might not be sure how to go about creating a scrapbook that reflects your family's memories - and doesn't take a ton of time to... Read More
134. Bottle Up Savings and Health: Water You Waiting For?
[MOMS]
Bottled water may seem like one of those things you just can't live without, but in reality there are far more cons than pros. When it comes to bottled water, all that glitters isn't gold. For example, many people assume that bottled water is the best option. However, good old-fashioned tap water works is every bit as good for your health -- and even better for your wallet. When you put it in black and white, the numbers are startling.... Read More
Bottled water may seem like one of those things you just can't live without, but in reality there are far more cons than pros. When it comes to bottled water, all that glitters isn't gold. For example, many people assume that bottled water is the best option. However, good old-fashioned tap water works is every bit as good for your health -- and even better for your wallet. When you put it in black and white, the numbers are startling.... Read More
135. Are Clothing Arguments Wearing You Out?
[MOMS]
"But Mom, I don't want to wear that!" It's the dreaded wardrobe discussion. For some, it might happen once in a blue moon, but other not-so-lucky parents might find themselves in engaged in the clothing power struggle on a daily basis. Whether your child is 2 or 12, there is always the possibility for discourse over those duds. Of course, the difficulties you encounter might depend on your child's age range. {relatedarticles}While a... Read More
"But Mom, I don't want to wear that!" It's the dreaded wardrobe discussion. For some, it might happen once in a blue moon, but other not-so-lucky parents might find themselves in engaged in the clothing power struggle on a daily basis. Whether your child is 2 or 12, there is always the possibility for discourse over those duds. Of course, the difficulties you encounter might depend on your child's age range. {relatedarticles}While a... Read More
136. 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
137. Plant the Seeds for Fun and Food
[MOMS]
What better way to get your child to eat her vegetables than have her grow them herself? When kids take an interest in gardening, they're looped into the process it takes to get produce to grow from seeds and ultimately end up on their plates. For toddlers and preschoolers, it's as simple as taking a few table scraps and planting them. Cutting out potato eyes, for example, doesn't cost anything extra. If potatoes in the bin go a bit... Read More
What better way to get your child to eat her vegetables than have her grow them herself? When kids take an interest in gardening, they're looped into the process it takes to get produce to grow from seeds and ultimately end up on their plates. For toddlers and preschoolers, it's as simple as taking a few table scraps and planting them. Cutting out potato eyes, for example, doesn't cost anything extra. If potatoes in the bin go a bit... Read More
138. Kid Danger Zones at the Mall
[MOMS]
Heavy displays, escalators, elevators and more can be major hazards for small kids at the mall. Add in distracted parents, and a day of shopping can turn into a disaster. Getting lost may be a concern of parents whose kids tend to wander. Before you leave the house, be sure your child knows your cell phone number, or put it in her pocket so that if you're separated, she can call you. Give her an action plan if she can't find you that... Read More
Heavy displays, escalators, elevators and more can be major hazards for small kids at the mall. Add in distracted parents, and a day of shopping can turn into a disaster. Getting lost may be a concern of parents whose kids tend to wander. Before you leave the house, be sure your child knows your cell phone number, or put it in her pocket so that if you're separated, she can call you. Give her an action plan if she can't find you that... Read More
139. Shaping a Healthy Body Image for Kids
[MOMS]
"I look fat." "My butt is too big." "My arms look jiggly." How often do you find yourself complaining about your physical flaws in front of your children? Unless the answer is never, it's one too many times. {relatedarticles}By showing that you have a lack of self love to your children, you may be creating a monster. Having a negative body image is one of the traits you don't want to pass on to your children, especially because it can... Read More
"I look fat." "My butt is too big." "My arms look jiggly." How often do you find yourself complaining about your physical flaws in front of your children? Unless the answer is never, it's one too many times. {relatedarticles}By showing that you have a lack of self love to your children, you may be creating a monster. Having a negative body image is one of the traits you don't want to pass on to your children, especially because it can... Read More
140. Be Sun Savvy: Set to Protect
[MOMS]
The heat is on - and it's only going to get worse. All the SPF in the world often isn't enough to protect your child from the beating sun in those hotter-than-heck months. But there is a ray of light. You can take other fool-proof measures to cover your kids up and keep them from being burnt to a crisp. Of course, sunscreen is always your first line of defense. It should be applied before your child ever leaves the house. Even on cloudy... Read More
The heat is on - and it's only going to get worse. All the SPF in the world often isn't enough to protect your child from the beating sun in those hotter-than-heck months. But there is a ray of light. You can take other fool-proof measures to cover your kids up and keep them from being burnt to a crisp. Of course, sunscreen is always your first line of defense. It should be applied before your child ever leaves the house. Even on cloudy... Read More
