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» Why A Father Is Not A Dad

Published 27.05.2006 15:49:00 | Parenting It can be said that any man who procreates is afather, whether present in that child's life or not.While this is technically true, it really takes a man tobe a dad

» Labeling is Disabling: Achieving Congruent Communication

Published 27.05.2006 15:48:00 | Parenting A small town, somewhere in the world, was managed by a town council of seven or eight members.

» Teach Your Children How To Resolve Conflict Without Using Anger Or Power

Published 27.05.2006 15:48:00 | Parenting Teaching kids to deal with conflict effectively and peacefully is perhaps the biggest challenge facing adults today. Children's disagreements both at home and at school can be noisy, physical and psychologically hurtful. The approach to conflict resolution learned and practised in childhood often stays for life.

» Teach Children The Skills Of Optimism

Published 27.05.2006 15:48:00 | Parenting Optimists do better academically, socially and enjoy better health than pessimists.

» Who Are You When the Professional In You Meets Baby?

Published 27.05.2006 15:48:00 | Parenting Are you a professional?

» Eye-Opening Questions for Working Parents to Ask

Published 27.05.2006 15:48:00 | Parenting I remember watching my 18-month-old son eat a big frosted cookie while I was carrying him out of the bakery. I asked him, "Can you give mommy a bite?" He leaned over and gently bit me on the cheek.

» The Muffed Dance

Published 27.05.2006 15:48:00 | Parenting Teri was 5. As younger siblings do, she looked up to her oldersister, the dancer, in a big way. Sara was 4 years older and wasexcelling in ballet, tap and jazz.

» Kids and Sports: Fundamentals First

Published 27.05.2006 15:48:00 | Parenting Would you hand a child calculus problems once she was able to count to ten? A geometry text when he began to recognize shapes? War and Peace as soon as she could recite her ABCs? Of course not Not only is it preposterous to have such expectations of a child, but also it sets up the child for failure - and, most likely, a dread of and distaste for calculus, geometry, and reading.

» What Might Surprise You About Childhood Obesity

Published 27.05.2006 15:48:00 | Parenting The formula is pretty straightforward energy in/energy out. This is the term nutritionists use to describe the intended balance between calories consumed and calories burned. If the level of physical activity is not great enough to burn the amount of calories taken in, weight increases. If this imbalance continues, overweight and possibly obesity result.

» Meningitis and Septicaemia

Published 27.05.2006 15:48:00 | Parenting Meningitis is an inflammation of the membranes around the brain and spinal cord. It is caused by either a virus or bacteria.

» Positive Parenting of Teenagers: Helping Your Teen Understand What I Cant Afford It Means

Published 27.05.2006 15:48:00 | Parenting Because most teens have not had the experience of getting to the end of the money before the end of the month, the words, ``I can't afford it,'' have little or no meaning.

» Single Parenting: How The Challenge Of Single Parenting Affects Your Decision To Divorce

Published 27.05.2006 15:48:00 | Parenting Single parenting has seemingly become an acceptable norm which is unfortunate. According to the US Census Bureau, there were over 20 million single parents in the United States in the year 2000. That's a staggering statistic, certainly the worldwide number of people who are challenged with single parenting is exponentially higher.

» A Man and His Baby

Published 27.05.2006 15:48:00 | Parenting When a couple steps forth with a baby in tow everything in life is stable and normal. People hold open doors, hard shopkeepers "chuck" and go all gooey before catching themselves and generally life is an easy ride. But gentlemen, when he who dares to step-out with a baby in tow (minus the wife) life becomes a series of obstacles that never ceases to surprise.

» Elephants and Teenagers

Published 27.05.2006 15:48:00 | Parenting Something eerily familiar happened in KwaZulu-Natal's Hluhluwe-Umfolozi Park in Africa recently.

» Why Do People Have Kids?

Published 27.05.2006 15:48:00 | Parenting Despite the theory that people have kids because they want and have planned for a family; the truth is that most people have kids because a woman gets pregnant. That is about the only reason. Did you know that 75% of all children in the United States are born out of wedlock and that the number is increasing each and every year? And folks these numbers are just in the United States, the world average is much higher. Only 50% of the kids in this country live in a household with two parents.

» They Call it Puppy Love

Published 27.05.2006 15:48:00 | Parenting My son is 6 yrs old.He came home the other day from school and stated that he had two girlfriends.I asked him who they were.And he said one was in his class and the other was in the other Kindergarten class.He said one of them asked him to be her boyfriend, and the other he just liked, so she was his girlfriend too.He liked her so he assumed she was his girlfriend too.

» Public School Sex-Education Classes --- Bad News For Parents and Children

Published 27.05.2006 15:48:00 | Parenting One of parents' most important duties is to protect their children from harmful sexual values and behaviors. Yet many public schools force potentially harmful, sometimes shockingly explicit sex education on their students.

» Lets Protect Our Children

Published 27.05.2006 15:48:00 | Parenting There are software programs that you can purchase to keep your children from accessing undesirable websites. There are two good ones, Cyber Patrol and Net Nanny.

» Cloning; is it for you?

Published 27.05.2006 15:48:00 | Parenting What would it be like to have a clone? What would it be like to be a clone? If you end up cloning yourself you just might have the opportunity to find out what you might do in those shoes, but it takes about 16 years of times on the investment side until the new clone is viable enough and taught enough to perform up to your required ability to propel your goals.

» Parenting Your Teenager: Of Course You Can Search Your Teens Room

Published 27.05.2006 15:48:00 | Parenting Q. We recently caught our son smoking pot, and we wonder whether he's doing more stuff. We have reason to believe he has been hiding drugs in his room, and we're wondering whether we should go into his room to see whether we can find anything. Some parents we've talked to say yes. Others say, "Don't invade his privacy because you will lose his trust." What do you think we should do?
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