Etiquette Training
By Michael N Adams
Etiquette training can be both fun and educational. This is a program that’s for moms, teachers and others like you. Did you know that you can earn in an extremely fulfilling way helping children learn habits? Teaching etiquette takes into consideration all of the above, viz. proper behavior and good manners. [...]
Archive for January, 2009
Etiquette Training
On January - 7 - 2009
Some Basic Rules to Keep Your Child Safe Online
On January - 7 - 2009
Some Basic Rules to Keep Your Child Safe Online
By AJ Howell
Your child probably should spend all their time on the computer and try to socialize in the community as well.
Make sure your child uses the computer in a public area of the house like the living room. If your child doesn’t have private access [...]
Child Discipline – An Important Tip For Parents
On January - 7 - 2009
Child Discipline – An Important Tip For Parents
By Marianne Wilson
How to discipline children is challenging for many parents. A foundational step is that as a parent, you give your child clear expectations regarding what’s acceptable behavior and what isn’t.
successful child discipline is to be able to teach your child right from wrong. If the boundaries [...]
About Teenagers and Peer Pressure
On January - 7 - 2009
About Teenagers and Peer Pressure
By John G Campbell
Your children are influenced by the entire world around them and just like peer pressure that influence can be good or bad.
Understandably, most parents will go to any lengths to make sure that their children do not get into any trouble. They have never-ending arguments with their children [...]
Rebellious Teen Programs
On January - 7 - 2009
Rebellious Teen Programs
By Jake Richey
Nowadays more and more teens seem to be getting into more trouble. There has been an increase in teen violence and hate. More and more young teen girls become pregnant and teen boys feel no responsibility in helping her out. As we get older we start to realize we are most [...]
5 Ways to Develop More Patience With Children
On January - 1 - 2009
5 Ways to Develop More Patience With Children
By Lori Radun
Which of the following situations send you over the edge? You ask your child to do something three times and he is still not listening. Your four year old is having a complete melt down over something you see as insignificant. You’ve had a long day [...]
How to Prepare Young People For the Real World
On January - 1 - 2009
How to Prepare Young People For the Real World
By Roger M Ingbretsen
While parents, care-givers or legal guardians cannot necessarily directly steer young people to the right career, they can play an important, if not “critical” role, in developing the personal qualities, attitude and mind-set, which will be of great importance no matter what career their [...]
3 Basic Tips in Selecting Educational Toys
On January - 1 - 2009
3 Basic Tips in Selecting Educational Toys
By Arturo A Munoz
Parents are now provided with a broader set of choices in selecting toys for their children. A major innovation has long been recognized and is currently presenting a better option for kids to further their mental growth and development. While several toy companies are emerging, educational [...]
How to Make Your Kids Like Books
On January - 1 - 2009
How to Make Your Kids Like Books
By Nate Portney
Since birth until adulthood children are brought up to hate books. Maybe not intentionally I am sure we will all admit children hate books. Well they do. If you are one of the lucky mothers who managed to get their son into reading instead of computer games [...]
Pregnancy and Breastfeeding – Tips For a Balanced Diet
On January - 1 - 2009
Pregnancy and Breastfeeding – Tips For a Balanced Diet
By Stuart Hutchings
The most critical thing about dietary requirements during pregnancy is that you should start to consider these BEFORE conception. Critical development of your baby starts at conception. Eating well before pregnancy will give your body a good store of nutrients for your baby to draw [...]
