Continuation of part b of the article:
Where can I get supplies or books if I educate my child/children at home?
Look online! Do a search for everything related to home-schooling. There are entire companies who focus on nothing but home-school supplies, books and videos. There are plenty of companies out there for [...]
March 03 2008 | Uncategorized | No Comments »
Featured at Raise Your Child. org
By P. Banas
As newborn babies grow, these are the various stages of development those they go through:
1-4 Months
• At this age, the baby’s average length is 50.8 – 68.6 cm, with a growth rate of about 2.54 cm per month.
• The average weight is .7.9 – 16 lb and the growth rate [...]
January 18 2008 | Baby and Child Development | 1 Comment »
By the time you notice one; all three will already be present. Children try first to solve their own problems. They keep trying until the symptom becomes obvious to someone watching. That will be a parent, teacher, babysitter or another adult. Even though many adults observed the child, only one of [...]
November 12 2007 | Child Development | No Comments »
“Parenting is demanding enough, but parenting all by yourself without the help of a spouse is far more difficult. Single parents technically have double the responsibility any usual parent does. They cannot hand of half of their duties to someone else and hope to relax for a while.
Caring for a baby is backbreaking work, thus [...]
October 17 2007 | Child Care and Single Parent | 1 Comment »
“The greatest advantage in the homeschooling is the freedom to select the curriculum. You as parents should not make any mistake in selecting the right subjects, as this affects the success of the child.
If the concept is new to you and are facing difficulty in choosing the right curriculum, then converse with other home schooling [...]
October 15 2007 | Homeschooling | No Comments »
