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Why Wont My Teens Clean Their Room? (09 Jan 2006)
Have you ever had this struggle with your teens? Did you get to the results that you were looking for? Did moving toward those results create an unexpected rift between you and your teen? Parents complain to me that when their teens won't do their chores and, as a result, they punish their teens, there is conflict and a damaged relationship. Parents say that they don't want their relationship with their teens to suffer. They say that they understand that discipline and order is needed in their teens' lives, but are at a loss at how to encourage it in a way that allows their relationship with their teens to keep thriving. So what is there to do?
How To Live With Your Teenagers Untidy Room (09 Jan 2006)
Many parents are driven to distraction by their teenager's untidy room. But let's look at the problem another way - and preserve our sanity!
Winning The Whining War (09 Jan 2006)
Tired of listening to your child whine? Not sure what to do about it? This article gives you the do's and don'ts so you can win whining war.
Banishing Bedtime Blues (09 Jan 2006)
Having trouble getting your child to sleep at night? Does she keep getting up no matter what you do? Banish bedtime blues using these tips and strategies.
My Sons Deployment (09 Jan 2006)
One of the most difficult struggles in life for a parent is the struggle that occurs when the parent is attempting to keep their child safe and the child is attempting to explore the world and find their place in it, often times not in the safest manner. Read further to learn about Inside Out thinking, skills that can assist you in managing both your worry and your grief.
Bring Back A Lost Love!
Bring back the Love of your life, no matter how hopeless your situation appears. Ends loneliness, ensures happiness!
Your Kids Career - Whose Choice? (09 Jan 2006)
As parents we often try to 'guide' our kids into the career choices we think are best for them. Yet this can be a disaster! There are better ways, which ensure happiness for all.
Working Moms: Too Busy for Your Children? (09 Jan 2006)
On Mother's Day, we celebrate the most important job on the planet. Most moms appreciate being acknowledged, but many still feel overwhelmed by the pressures of daily life. They would like to fit more time with their children into their busy schedules, but don't know how. Here are 17 Quick Ways to Strengthen the Bonds of Love...
Educational Toys - How Do Parents Choose The Best Toys For Their Child (09 Jan 2006)
The choices are mind numbing. Walk into any toy store or the toy section of any department store and there are shelves and tiers of toys labeled 'educational toys'. There are books, games, dolls and the list just goes on and on. It includes everything from an infant's building blocks to Leapfrog interactive games. The sheer variety is overwhelming. How does a parent or a grandparent choose the best educational toys for the children in their lives?
Diaper Bags for Dads - Papas Got a Brand New Bag (09 Jan 2006)
Today's dads are more hands-on than ever before and their involvement is being rewarded with parenting gear designed with men in mind. Many items that have typically been designed for the maternal side of the parental equation are now being introduced in masculine styles, colors, and fabrics, including diaper bags, baby carriers, and strollers. Following are some tips for selection of the perfect diaper bag for dad.
Nothing Like a Mothers Love (09 Jan 2006)
From China to Peru, Africa to Alaska, the common thread that unites all people is the bond of a mother's love. And if the moms could unite as one, they'd present the most powerful force for Peace on Earth.
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Childrens Books And Educational Toys - Can They Still Be Fun And Have Educational Value (09 Jan 2006)
It was no contest. Given a choice between a ball and a book, my son would never have cracked a book binding. Giving him educational toys was a lot like giving him medicine. He didn't want any part of either one. Fortunately, things have changed a great deal in the 20-odd years since he was a youngster. Educational toys, just like children's medicines have come a long way.
Five Easy Steps to Picking the Perfect Baby Name (09 Jan 2006)
Tips for choosing the perfect baby name.
Develop Your Childs Genius - Right Brain/Left Brain Coordination (09 Jan 2006)
By improving the coordination between the right and left brain hemispheres, you can increase intelligence. There are some activities you can do with your child, to achieve this.
Maturing As a Parent (09 Jan 2006)
Your children grow up so you can mature as their parent. They're going to grow up anywayso you may as well let them grow up gracefully!
Misplaced Passion (09 Jan 2006)
Plans are underway for end-of-year recitals, end-of-year concerts, and end-of-year teacher appreciation brunches. These are exciting times, but unfortunately they can also be times of unnecessary stress. One reason: misplaced passion. Many of today's women who have previously poured their passion into their careers are now looking for outlets in which to re-direct it. In most cases, this passion is being invested with energetic doses into the health and well-being of children and families. But in some cases, women are directing their passion into arenas which have no long-term impact on the health or well-being of the child, the family, or the community at large.
How To Find And Marry A Girl Like Me.
Yes, you too can marry a beautiful, intelligent, and honest woman much younger than you!
Teenagers and What Parents Should Do About Them (09 Jan 2006)
Wow... What Happened? That's what most parents find themselves asking about the time their kids hit twelve or thirteen. But the changes really start unfolding between nine to eleven years old. Practical advice for concerned parents...
Every Mom Worries (09 Jan 2006)
Do you obsess about your child's affinity for sweets or worry that he's not as smart as the kid next door? If so, read this to determine if you're being silly or sensible.
A Guide To Help You Teach Your Children Positve Self-Image Through Fitness (09 Jan 2006)
Raising a pre-teen or teenage daughter (or son) is not easy and can cause any parent a lot of stress. There's so much to worry about - dating, drugs, alcohol, sex, school grades, just to name a few....
Mommie Moments – Taking Time For Yourself (09 Jan 2006)
Being a parent is a role that requires a large majority of our attention and time. Whether you have one child or fourteen children, you are more than likely aware that personal time is at a minimal. As a mother your attention is always on demand. There are meals to be made, clothes to be washed, and rooms to be cleaned. Not to mention other responsibilities like entertaining hungry little minds.
Parent Involvement: Finding Your Way in Middle School and High School (09 Jan 2006)
Parent involvement drops off precipitously when kids enter middle school, a fact that, sadly, can hurt the kids we want to protect. What parents need to know is that it is essential they remain involved, but their type of participation may need to change as their kids progress into secondary school.
Break Free From The Affair.
Strategies and Resources to break free from the affair in a marriage.
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