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• Daddy’s Girl Help

  
  I Never Grew Up — Authority: 472
  Over the past two weeks my “normal” Daddy’s Girl has turned into an EXTREME Daddy’s Girl. At a baby shower before I had kids, someone wrote this advice in a book. Your kids will go back and forth between their attachments to Mom and Dad. And when it seems like they are more attached to their dads, ...
  13 hours ago

• Parenting Tip: Fathers Need To Show Sons Affection

  
  Personal Blog of Justin Germino — Authority: 423
  This isn’t the 1950’s anymore where a rigid father/son system existed where Fathers were just not brought up to show affection and emotions to anyone, especially their sons becuase it wasn’t the “man” way. Too often even in modern times a Father will have no qualms about showing a daughter affection, ...
  1 day ago

• Caring for a Sick Child When You Are Sick Yourself: You Were Asking

  
  The Mother of All Parenting Blogs — Authority: 452
  Parenting Grapevine Its an unwritten rule of motherhood: mothers arent supposed to get sick. But we do. And so do dads. That leaves us parents in a bit of a mess. We have to figure out how to care for our kids when were sick ourselves. These days, a lot of parents are grappling with this situation, as H1N1 hits ...
  2 days ago

• Healthy Snacking Tips

  
  Moms Buzz Tips for Busy Moms — Authority: 426
  There has been a rise in overweight children , which means that parents need to be proactive and take an active role in providing healthy snacks for their children.  Below are some healthy snacking tips that I have found to be useful, easy to implement and effective: Keep snacks small. Dont eat snacks ...
  3 days ago

• Dad Doesn’t Understand Why His Kid Is So Awful

  
  Parent Reviewers — Authority: 489
  Parenting Spike: The seriously difficult child- Dad doesn’t understand why his kid is so awful? by Andrew D. Gibson, Ph.D. Frank in Hartford asks, “ My kid is horrible. I don’t understand it. What did we do wrong?” This guy has a ten year old by the name of Spike who is miserable to live with. Frank ...
  3 days ago

• Dont Do As I Say

  
  Buried With Children — Authority: 430
  Being a parent is a wonderful journey. There are lots and lots of good moments like being told that ou awesome by your two year old or being told Luv you, Mom by you other two year old or being given high five after high five by your other two year old or that you are your five year olds my best friend. But being a ...
  4 days ago

• What to Look for in a Family Vehicle

  
  Dad of Divas — Authority: 133
  Every parent makes tough decisions that affect the entire family, and choosing the right car is no exception. Whether driving to and from after-school activities or planning a road trip, a reliable family car is crucial. But with so many makes and models to choose from, it’s good to have a process to help make a ...
  4 days ago

• Smile, Oprah Said

  
  I Never Grew Up — Authority: 472
  I watched Oprah back in the day.  Did you? Then I had kids…do you watch TV anymore?  I don’t. And to be able to sit down at 4pm during the day to watch an hour show? Really…how does that happen with anyone? Isn’t that a crazy time with you too? Well back in the day when I was a nanny, the mom of the kids ...
  4 days ago

• Ask Dr. Robyn: Teaching Dependability to Children

  
  Kiss My Assets: The Body Image Resource Blog — Authority: 103
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• Bubble Gum Will Not Stay in Your System for Seven Years

  
  Buried With Children — Authority: 430
  I really, really like Halloween. It is a fun holiday. But what I like most about it is that the candy that it produces is the prefect ammunition for getting the kids to eat all of their supper. You see, when the kids push away their plates and refuse to eat, Jeff or I will ask a simple question of them. "Do you want ...
  1 week ago

• 10 Questions to Ask Your Child About His School Day

  
  Moms Buzz Tips for Busy Moms — Authority: 426
  Most kids are excited to get home after school, but often time they do not feel like telling you everything about their day at school. On the other hand, moms are eager to find out how they did on school, and love to hear the details. To break the ice and engage smoothly into a conversation, here are 10 questions to ...
  1 week ago

• Playful Parenting Helps Nurture the “What If?”

  
  CreativePlay Plus: Ideas in Play and Child Development — Authority: 112
  I know this isn’t an original thought, but it recently occurred to me that children at play and scientists at work have a lot in common. Both seem to start with the same question, What if? What if I put this big block on top of this little one? What if I’m the mommy and you’re the baby? What if I drop a ...
  1 week ago

• Encourage Big Kid Skills

  
  Your Fun Family — Authority: 428
  As children grow they go through many stages. Many of these stages drive us crazy! One of these stages that many children go through is a regression back into the baby stage. Just as your baby starts to turn into a big kid they claim that they can no longer do all of the things they learned and they need you to do it ...
  1 week ago

• Does prematurity lead to an extra-sensitive kid?

  
  Oregon Living — Authority: 803
  Dr. Michele Raddish of Providence Neurodevelopmental Center for Children offers some insights and suggestions for parents.
  1 week ago

• Potty Training Boys – 3 Reasons To Start Potty Training A Boy Sitting Down

  
  BabyNames& FamilyIssuesBlog — Authority: 150
  Potty training boys can be pretty difficult, even more so than potty training girls, simply because they have more steps they have to learn. This article will discuss 3 reasons to start potty training a boy sitting down. 1. Much Less Confusion: Despite learning how to urinate standing up or sitting down, they will ...
  1 week ago

• Introducing the New Powerful Word of the Month: Dependability

  
  Dr. Robyn Silverman's Blog — Authority: 108
  The Powerful Word of the Month is Dependability! Here are some great “dependability quotes” to get us inspired! “Promises are like crying babies in a theater, they should be carried out at once.” (Norman Vincent Peale, preacher, author, and originator of the “Power of Positive Thinking.”) “Be the ...
  1 week ago

• Examiner Article : The Neighbourhood

  
  Parent Reviewers — Authority: 489
    Parenting Spike: The seriously difficult child- the neighborhood by Andrew d Gibson, Ph.D.   Spike, a ten year old out-of-control kid, is a menace. It would be one thing if he just confined his maladjustments to this family. Terrorizing them is bad enough. But he takes his unhappiness out on the ...
  1 week ago

• Is your childs backpack a black hole? Read on

  
  Oregon Living — Authority: 803
  How to manage the daily backpack battle.
  1 week ago

• Baby Potty Training – 5 Reasons to Potty Train Your Baby Early

  
  Homeschool Facts — Authority: 462
  Most kids are potty trained at the age of 2 or a little later. Although this is the most common way to potty train a child, there is another option available. Baby potty training, although it may be...
  1 week ago

• Baby Photography – 3 Simple Steps To Getting The Best Baby Photographs

  
  BabyNames& FamilyIssuesBlog — Authority: 150
  Baby photography is very valuable as it records a very special time in your child’s life. Infanthood disappears far too fast, so documenting and doing so well is critical. This article will discuss 3 simple steps you can take to get the best baby photographs. 1. Be Sure To Plan Ahead: You won’t have very much ...
  1 week ago

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