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December 23 2007 | Holidays | No Comments »
“Many parents are up in arms about the recent spate of toy recalls. Dolls, action figures, ride-on toys, even teethers have been recalled. Lead paint, magnets that can detach, chemicals in plastic that are unsafe… It seems like everyday there’s a new recall.
Outside of returning the toys and getting a refund, what can a parent […]
December 23 2007 | Child Play and Holidays | 2 Comments »
By Norma Schmidt
Believe it or not, you CAN enjoy a New Year’s Eve bash with kids - even if you CAN’T get a sitter!
Infants and toddlers make it simple. Tuck them in, turn on the baby monitor, and you’re free to party - as long as you limit alcohol consumption and keep the […]
December 22 2007 | Baby sitter and Holidays and Mother's Wellness | No Comments »
By Vera Lang
This video shows how to easily and inexpensively make a great gift for many holiday situations. It’s fun, great project you can do with children, for other children, for a shelter, for another family, for friends, as a holiday party gift, and of course, for you.
I was surprised how easy […]
December 09 2007 | Child Play and Holiday Gift Idea and Holidays and Primary School | No Comments »
A fun article with some good idea?
“No one wants to look like a grinch, but most of us reach a point in our holiday shopping where we realize that we’re going to spend more than we want to if we get everything on our list. What to do… If you’re a parent, you have two […]
December 08 2007 | Holidays | No Comments »
By: Emma Snow
Christmas is about family. Here is a collection of five crafts that you can make as a family to teach the true meaning and symbols of Christmas. Children will learn to identify Christmas using their five senses: sight, sound, smell, taste and touch. Pick and choose the activities you […]
December 01 2007 | Holidays | No Comments »
“Many people complain that retailers push the seasons by putting up Halloween decorations before Labor Day and Christmas displays before Thanksgiving. Maybe so, but for some people Christmas shopping is a year ’round affair.
By starting early, some of us are able to find much nicer gifts than we would if we started after Thanksgiving. It’s […]
November 27 2007 | Child Play and Holidays | No Comments »
A great Santa Claus impersonation is a useful skill to have: you can thrill your young children on Christmas Eve, make extra gift-buying money by working as a mall Santa, volunteer your services as a Salvation Army bell ringer, or be the life of your next office holiday party. Playing one of the most […]
November 18 2007 | Holidays | No Comments »
Give lots of love and attention to your children this holiday season. Of course, there are ‘the presents’. While you should for sure consider giving gifts of things that your child needs and could use daily, such as bedroom furniture, school & hobby supplies, sports & other ‘fun’ classes, cloths, boots, and so much more, […]
November 14 2007 | Holiday Gift Idea and Holidays | No Comments »
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By Shelley Ladin
Where did the Fall Term go? You just dropped off your son or daughter in August and now you are making plans with them to come home for Thanksgiving/winter break. Transportation arrangements are set. Dates and times figured out. Bring home some items for storage. Make a list of […]
November 13 2007 | Child Development and College and Holidays | No Comments »
