China Launches Swine Flu Education Drive In Schools – Turkish Weekly
29 Apr 2009 at 9:49pm
China has launched a campaign to educate all schoolchildren in the symptoms and prevention of swine flu, the government said on Thursday, dpa reported. �� Schools nationwide should educate children about swine flu as soon as possible to raise …
Police seek [...]
April 29 2009 | Child Health | No Comments »
Understanding the child-care tax credit – Chicago Tribune
2 Sep 2010 at 1:18pm
As the school year gets under way, it’s worthwhile to revisit whether the child-care tax credit could benefit you. Here’s what you need to know about it: What expenses qualify for the child-care tax credit …
Spending hidden as tax breaks – Cincinnati.com
29 Aug 2010 [...]
March 27 2009 | Parenting in the News | No Comments »
Having a hard time this holiday season to feel festive??!! I have as I’m working this hard. Yes, yesterday’s snow helped a lot.
But what really did the trick for me was this fun and excellent IU Acapella choir ‘Straight No Chaser’ singing Christmas carols.
Christmas carols do not have to be [...]
December 14 2008 | Child Music Education and Holidays and Teens | No Comments »
We’re not often doing product reviews on this blog. However, this particular toy cat has been the love of my life (and my daughter’s) for two years now, so that when I came across this article on them, I thought to publish it. It’s one of the few toys that I don’t mind giving [...]
November 01 2008 | Child Play and Holiday Gift Idea | No Comments »
I came across this very interesting 4-part-article on Halloween, or rather, its pagan root holiday, Samhain, and I thought to feature it here. This article explains us how this special holiday is to teach us how to overcome fear.
This article certainly gives a more comprehensive and soulful meaning to Halloween. It offers interesting stories [...]
October 31 2008 | Child Education and Cultural Education and Holidays | No Comments »
Easy tips for parents to use to help kids make friends. Written by a therapist, these steps can help your child feel better about school, fit in with the other kids, and be more confident. Stop worrying about your lonely son or daughter and learn what you can do today to help your child.
March 29 2008 | Child Development and Social Behavior and Special Needs | No Comments »
By Paul Jerard
Yoga is “preventative medicine” for children and adults. Yet the world does not embrace preventative action. Just look at hunger, global warming, health care, and poverty. Now you see that some people do take action, but many do not.
Educating the public about the many benefits, which children experience from Yoga [...]
March 26 2008 | Child Development and Child Health and College and Teens | 1 Comment »
By Patricia Jensen
One of the most popular party favors is a framed picture of the party guest taken at your kids party. He or she could be showing off a silly hat or party costume, performing an outrageous party game stunt, or wearing a face full of frosting and ice cream.
Having party guests create [...]
March 19 2008 | Birthday and Child Play and Craft for Children | No Comments »
Tantrums are a normal part of childhood development. This article looks at things that may cause your child to have a tantrum and what you can do to deal with it.
March 10 2008 | Child Development and Preschool Age and Toddlers | 2 Comments »
By: Nicola Kennedy
Kids are always wanting to make mom a gift for Mother’s Day. They want something that is all their own, without much help from anyone, so here are some ideas that are both inexpensive and easy for them.
A home-made jewelry box: Give the child a small paper mache box [...]
March 01 2008 | Mothersday, Fathersday and Preschool Age | No Comments »
