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		<title>Tootin&#8217; Bathtub Baby Cousins</title>
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These tootin&#8217; bathtub baby cousins sing a smelly duet about the bubbles they make with their farts. This will teach mommy not to feed them beans. One warns the other not to push too hard or he might go number two. Who needs Mr. Bubble when you can pass gas while taking a bath?
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		<title>Forever The Sickest Kids &#8211; She&#8217;s A Lady</title>
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		<title>Attachment Parenting: Parenting in a Detached Society</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 31 Aug 2010 07:53:00 +0000</pubDate>
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By Stephanie Lehane  (January 2009)
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<p><strong>By Stephanie Lehane  (January 2009)</strong></p>
<p>There is a modern-day debate surrounding a centuries old practice that has been coined “attachment parenting”.  To first understand the controversy, one must define the term attachment parenting.  Attachment parenting is a way of child-rearing that serves as a guideline, rather than a rulebook, for parents to better understand the non-verbal communication they receive from their infants, babies, and children.   At odds with this concept is the parenting style popularized at the beginning of the twentieth century and passed down for several generations since.  </p>
<p>The three main modalities of attachment parenting as they relate to infants and babies are  breastfeeding, babywearing, and co-sleeping.  It seems the mere mention of any or all of these invites a plethora of advice and opinion.   In the face of all of the scientific data pointing toward breastfeeding as the best form of nutrition for babies, women of previous generations will often advise that new mothers bottle-feed.  This same troupe of well-intended matriarchs often tends to rally behind the concept that a baby, even an infant, can be spoiled.   And of course nursing mothers who opt to co-sleep with their infants receive dire warnings of increased risk for SIDS and children who will be in high school still climbing into bed with mom and dad.  Yet, for centuries, mothers out of instinct and necessity carried, cuddled, breastfed, and co-slept with their babies.  It wasn’t until the advent of modern medicine and the advancements of science that mothers began to question their innate sensibilities in favor of advice from professionals, typically men, who would tell them that there is a new and improved way to raise a healthy baby.  </p>
<p><strong>THE CONTROVERSY</strong></p>
<p><strong>Breastfeeding</strong></p>
<p>All mammals nurse their young.  So why is this form of feeding and nurturing human babies controversial and how and when did it come under attack?  To be sure, breastfeeding mothers have an easier time avoiding stares and unsolicited advice when they choose to feed their babies in public today than they did a decade ago.  But some stigma still exists as a throwback to a more puritan, sterile era where doctors and formula companies alike, worked to convince society that not only was formula a better choice for babies, bottle-feeding was a more modest option for women.  The first commercial baby formula was invented in 1860 by Henri Nestle in Switzerland and became popularized during the Industrial Revolution when women were leaving the home to work in factories.  Bottle feeding reached its height in popularity during World War II with only 20-30% of women in the U.S. breastfeeding at all.   Many women still choose to bottle feed their babies today as it is seen as a more convenient method, in spite of the American Academy of Pediatrics’ current recommendation to exclusively breastfeed infants for six months and continue to nurse through age one.  However, breastfeeding is gaining in popularity during the Information Age where modern parents are growing confident in its overwhelming benefits for both baby and mother.  According to renowned pediatrician and father of eight, Dr. William Sears, not only is breast milk a sound nutritional choice, but the act of breastfeeding itself encourages the bond between mother and child.  In order to become successful at breastfeeding, mothers must be able to interpret baby’s cues and trust in their own instincts.  Mothers become child-centered and focus on their babies’ needs and how to meet them.  Likewise, baby is able to tap into and interpret her mother’s social signals and trust that her needs will be met.  A symbiotic relationship develops wherein both parties to the breastfeeding partnership must ebb and flow together.  Breastfeeding is often viewed as the first and most important aspect of attachment parenting.</p>
<p><strong>Babywearing</strong></p>
<p>Babywearing in all its various forms dates back to the origins of recorded history.  Anthropologists have uncovered ancient etchings depicting women carrying their babies wrapped in cloth as they worked, walked, and cared for older children.  Across cultural lines, many methods of wearing babies exists and a recently there has been a resurgence in popularity in the developed world.  However, around the same time as breastfeeding began to decline, so did the art and practice of babywearing, particularly in the West, and for the same reasons.  Mothers began to listen to the advice of their doctors who explained that holding and carrying their babies too much would lead to spoiled babies.  All sorts of inventions and devices, such as strollers and playpens, began to emerge as places for women to put their babies so as not to spoil them.  It took only a couple of generations to figure out that the opposite is actually true.  Babies who don’t receive enough tactile stimulation from being held are less organized, cry more, and in extreme cases experience “failure to thrive” which means they do not grow and develop as they should.  Recently, a Motrin ad was pulled because of the backlash from a new generation of babywearing moms and dads offended at the ads suggestion that babywearing is a new fad, something done to be seen as trendy and fashionable.  These parents opine that carrying baby close to them is not only convenient, but is a wonderfully fulfilling way to build a bond with their baby.  There are several different styles of babywearing devices such as slings, pouches, wraps and carriers and in some areas parents can find consultants to help them decide which style is best for them and their lifestyle.  </p>
<p><strong>Co-sleeping</strong></p>
<p>This is perhaps the most controversial of all of the different areas of attachment parenting.  Certainly, it may seem odd to western parents used to the concept of creating a separate nursery for baby, complete with crib, changing table, dresser, and rocking chair.  Historically, co-sleeping, or the practice whereby infants, babies, and/or children sleep in the same bed with their parents, has been a common practice worldwide.  Since the nineteenth century, this practice has decreased in popularity in North America, Europe, and Australia as separate sleeping arrangements became affordable and desirable.  Among the reasons opponents of co-sleeping cite in favor of separate sleeping arrangements are the possibility that a parent could roll over and inadvertently crush or suffocate her baby, increased risk of SIDS, and the inability of older babies and children to become independent and sleep alone.  However, recent research has shown significant benefits to babies and parents who co-sleep.  Studies have shown that co-sleeping may actually reduce the risk of SIDS due to the baby mirroring his mothers breathing and sleep-cycle patterns.  This is because a major factor in SIDS deaths may be the inability of babies to regulate their breathing, thereby actually “forgetting” to breathe.  Additionally, babies in the family bed experience shorter and fewer deep-sleep states.  This is important because prolonged states of deep sleep, such as occur after long bouts of crying or sleeping alone, are potentially another major cause of SIDS.  (Note:  co-sleeping is not recommended when parents smoke, use drugs or alcohol, or are obese).   But the number one benefit proponents of co-sleeping cite is more sleep for all.   The family bed may be particularly convenient for breastfeeding mothers who can easily resume nursing until both mother and child drift peacefully back to sleep.  These mothers point out that there is no awakening to the piercing cries of a hungry baby, frightened and alone, adrenaline pumping for all as bottles are warmed and parents attempt to stay awake to feed him, only to have him re-awaken when returned to a cold crib sheet.</p>
<p>So it seems that modern parents are beginning to embrace the wisdom of ancient times.  As tightly-knit communities wane in favor of loosely-knit networks, individuals are more connected and yet more alone.  The paradox of today’s society is that it is both easier and more difficult than ever to be a successful parent.  There is more information available to parents than at any time in history.  Yet, information comes at a price:  if not careful, it can take the place of instinct.  In the end, the best approach for parents is to read, research, and understand available parenting methods and then trust themselves and their babies to do what is best.</p>
<p>Ref.  Baby Matters, Dr. Linda Palmer</p>
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<p>         Askdrsears.com, Dr. William Sears</p>
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<p>         Breastfeeding in a Bottle Feeding Culture, Tina Rychlik</p>
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<p>         Wikipedia</p>
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		<title>Single Parents Dating &#8211; Reasons To Date Single Parents</title>
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		<dc:creator>Richie</dc:creator>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I admire and respect single parents. They overcome many hardships and challenges, which they face with grace, all the while caring for their children and creating a safe, happy family.</p>
<p>But, you know, single parents are human. They have human emotions and human needs. They need love and affection not only from their children but from other adults who are not also relatives. Like most of us, they need a companion for their life journey. </p>
<p>Some people tell me it&#8217;s not right or appropriate for single parents to go on dates. They say that the time for dating in single parent&#8217;s life has passed &#8211; that the family and children are everything. They tell me that single parents who date are promiscuous or irresponsible.</p>
<p>I strongly disagree. I think single parents have as much right to a social life as anyone. After all, they are single, aren&#8217;t they? </p>
<p>Everyone needs love, and most of us want a partner in life. To let society&#8217;s whims force us to be lonely is wrong. Single people have a right to be happy and to find someone who will want to help them and support their children.</p>
<p>When you&#8217;re the only adult in a household, raising a family is hard. Kids really need two parents when they&#8217;re growing up to get a healthy balance of role models and realistic ideas about gender issues. A single parent can&#8217;t give that to their children.</p>
<p>And children always grow up and move away. They have families and lives of their own. If a single parent shouldn&#8217;t date, you&#8217;re saying they are doomed to grow old alone. That just doesn&#8217;t seem right.</p>
<p>Some people seem to think that single parents must meet different standards than the rest of us. They may think single parents are immoral people just because they have children and aren&#8217;t married. Single moms get criticized for getting pregnant too early or getting pregnant without a husband. Single dads may be accused of being irresponsible or of being more likely to cheat in a relationship. What are people thinking?</p>
<p>The truth is that almost all single parents are hard-working responsible people who care about their families and love their children deeply. They work hard to make a good living for their family and to balance work with school functions with no one to share the burden. It just makes me mad when I hear people judging others for what they assume to be personal mistakes. It just isn&#8217;t so.</p>
<p>But single parents may be the best potential mates a person could find. They are mature and responsible. They are obviously committed to their families and children, or they wouldn&#8217;t be struggling with the single-parent lifestyle now. It&#8217;s the best thing in the world when a single parent dates and finds a partner to build a new life and a strong, normal family.</p>
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Finding a partner isn&#8217;t easy for single parents. First, they are carrying some baggage from their previous relationship. Whether it ended in death or divorce, there are feelings and habits to break. Second, they have children, which can be a real problem for some singles who don&#8217;t have children.</p>
<p>When you&#8217;re dating a single parent, you have to accept that they have another set of important priorities in their daily life. You may be tempted to try to compete with them. But that would be a mistake, because you&#8217;d always lose. The best thing to do is to accept them for who they are and what their life is like today. </p>
<p>You need to recognize that they love their children very much, and you need to respect that. After you meet the children and get to know them, you will most likely love them too. After all, when you&#8217;re in a serious relationship with a single parent, you&#8217;re really in a relationship with a family. The kids come with the package. </p>
<p>You may have to deal with some single-parent-specific issues if you want a serious long-term relationship with them. They may have been hurt badly in the past, and they could have some trust issues. You&#8217;ll have to show them over time that you can be trusted. </p>
<p>My guess is that you&#8217;ll have to demonstrate your maturity, responsibility, and loving nature before a real relationship can get off the ground. And once you gain their trust, you&#8217;ll have to earn the trust of their children. That could be even more difficult, since the kids may thing you&#8217;re trying to replace the missing parent in their hearts. </p>
<p>The kids will be protective and possessive of their single parent. You might as well be prepared for that. They may suspect that you have evil intentions. Or if the previous relationship was marked with a lot of fighting or violence, they may fear a repeat of those very uncomfortable times.</p>
<p>By being a friend without being pushy, you may be able to begin a relationship with the children. You&#8217;ll have to be tolerant of and patient with their moods and suspicion. You&#8217;ll have to be loving at the same time you acknowledge they already have (or had) another parent. You&#8217;ll have to take it slow with the kids, one step at a time, to build a relationship that will someday be a strong foundation for the happy, healthy family you hope to have with their single parent.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Feeling exhausted and having trouble putting your little one to sleep? Try these tips we collected from other mommies.
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Feeling exhausted and having trouble putting your little one to sleep? Try these tips we collected from other mommies.</p>
<p>Remember, there are many ways to accomplish the same desired result. Apply the tips provided here and mold them to the result that best suits you, your baby and your family’s needs.</p>
<p><strong>For You: </strong></p>
<p> For the few weeks after birth, try to sleep when baby sleeps. Household chores can be done later&#8230;.or better yet, by someone else.  Allow for a night feeding to be done by dad or another supporting caregiver. For Your Baby
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<p>  Newborns cannot be “spoiled” in the first 2 months of life, therefore, assist your baby to fall asleep by any means necessary during this time (examples include holding, rocking, sing, giving pacifier).   Avoiding &#8220;training&#8221; your baby to sleep only when it is dark and quiet. This can be accomplished by allowing for some noise with daytime activities.   Apply slow and gentle pressure to your baby&#8217;s skin just before nap time or bedtime to help your baby settle down.   Try to put your baby to sleep before he/she becomes overtired. Babies can become extremely cranky when they are overtired.   Sleep patterns in babies usually do not appear until approximately 3-4 months of age. You might find it helpful to keep a schedule of your baby’s sleep pattern for approximately 1 week to help you determine your baby’s sleep routine. Determining your baby’s sleep routine will help you know when to put your baby to sleep before he/she becomes overtired.   Around 3-4 months of age, babies can begin to soothe themselves to go to sleep. Allow your baby approximately 10 minutes to put himself/herself back to sleep. If your baby remains unsettled, offer your assistance only for a couple of minutes at a time and try to do as little as possible to help your baby fall asleep.
<p><strong> Maximizing Your Sleep at Night with a Newborn: </strong></p>
<p>  Do not let your baby sleep for more than 3 consecutive hours throughout the day.  Feed your baby more frequently throughout day. This will help you to stretch the nighttime feedings a bit longer. Even an extra 30 minutes to an hour of sleep is helpful.   Give your baby a pacifier when putting your baby to sleep. Babies are soothed by sucking and pacifiers have been associated with decreasing the risk of SIDS.   Skip a diaper change (unless child has diaper rash) in the middle of the night to keep the level of stimulation low.   Make the night-time feedings boring. Try not to talk to much too your baby, keep the light low&#8230;just change your baby&#8217;s diaper (only if needed), feed your baby, and then put your baby back to bed.   Dress your baby in a gown to make diaper changes easier at nighttime.  Some infants, especially in the first month of life, feel secure when swaddled. It is best to swaddle your baby during the day when you are awake and checking on him/her. If you do swaddle your baby a night, do it safely either by swaddling your baby with his/her arms outside of the blanket to prevent blanket from covering mouth and noise during sleep or by using The Miracle Blanket.   Provide the last feeding as late as possible.  For formula fed babies:  Pre-measure water in a baby bottle and pre-measure the desired amount of formula in a separate closed container. Prepare enough of these for the entire night. When it is feeding time, mix the water and powder for 1 feeding together. This eliminates the need to warm the milk.
<p><strong>Maximizing Your Sleep at Night When Your Baby is 2 months and Older: </strong></p>
<p>  Place your baby in his/her crib awake.  Establish a night time routine before bed-time. For example, your routine my include giving your baby a bath after the last feeding, followed by a brief massage, changing into his/her pajamas, reading a short story or singing a lullaby. Between 2-4 months, it may be helpful to do your bedtime routine first and then provide the last feeding.   Be consistent with nap time and bedtime routines.  Be sure your baby sleeps in the same place and around the same times.  Begin your bedtime routine early so that your baby is sleeping before he/she becomes overtired.  After 6 months of age, when the risk of SIDS has decreased somewhat, you can allow your child to sleep with a comfort item such as a blanket or a small stuffed animal.   </p>
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<p>Visit Us At: http://www.Babies411.com</p>
<p>Diba Tillery RN, BSN Babies 411 is an on-line information and resource center for parents. It has been developed by Diba, a neonatal intensive care nurse, with the sole purpose of promoting the health, safety, and well-being of all babies.</p>
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		<title>The Offspring &#8211; The Kids Aren&#8217;t Alright</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 26 Aug 2010 08:04:14 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Richie</dc:creator>
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		<title>6 Recent Articles On Single Black Parents</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 22 Aug 2010 01:50:28 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Richie</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[The number of single-parent families is increasing everywhere. The 2002 US Census found that three of every ten children were living in a single-parent home. Experts believe the number to be steadily increasing and expect the trend to continue for years to come.
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The number of single-parent families is increasing everywhere. The 2002 US Census found that three of every ten children were living in a single-parent home. Experts believe the number to be steadily increasing and expect the trend to continue for years to come.</p>
<p>Increasing acceptance of divorce as a solution to marital problems is one social factor supporting the increase in single-parent families. With that acceptance has come greater tolerance for parents without partners. </p>
<p>Single parents face many challenges. They must earn a living and raise their children without the help and support of another adult at home. They face financial difficulties if they don&#8217;t receive child support or have a big salary. Their time is over-booked with work, household duties, parent-teacher conferences and PTA meetings, and attempts at private time for rest and relaxation. </p>
<p>Support systems for single parents are growing, but they still frequently feel isolated and alone. New single-parents must cope with children who are having their own problems adjusting to the new lifestyle. They may face anger, feelings of abandonment, and rebelliousness from children who feel they don&#8217;t get enough attention.</p>
<p>Although there are no clear census data on the number of single black fathers, experts assume the number to be increasing as well. They express concern that single black fathers may face more pressure than other single parents due to continuing social discrimination, despite less political or legal discrimination. </p>
<p>Many experts assume that males are less equipped to be single parents than females, arguing that men don&#8217;t receive the same level of training in domestic tasks and that women are naturally more nurturing care-givers. However, other professionals assert that men are more likely to be objective and logical in their decision-making for the household and that they are more consistent in disciplining their children that women are.</p>
<p>Interviews of African American full-time single fathers conduced by Robert Coles of Marquette University explored why they wanted to be full-time fathers. When the men talked about their motivations, they listed fulfilling their responsibilities, reworking their own feelings about their absent fathers, being a role model, and maintaining an established relationship with their children.</p>
<p>Several new studies have been conducted by experts and psychologists trying to learn more about black single-parenting. There are also a number of websites containing information and advice focusing on the black male&#8217;s single-parenting experience.</p>
<p>The following articles are examples of the literature available on the Internet targeting black male single parents. </p>
<p>1. &#8220;Parent Trapped: Dating for Single Parents.&#8221; Penned anonymously by a male single parent, this article talks about the author&#8217;s experiences with dating as a single parent. Assuming his experiences can be generalized to other men and to black single fathers, readers can relate to his joys and challenges.</p>
<p>2. &#8220;The Bad Rap Against Mothers.&#8221; This article was published in a popular main-stream magazine several years ago, but it remains fresh and relevant. Its author is a single mother who was abandoned by her black male partner.</p>
<p>3. &#8220;The Bad Rap Against Mothers, Part 2.&#8221; A second part to the previous article, Part 2 more carefully describes and analyzes the challenges presented by single parenthood for mothers. The author imagines what life might have been if she had been the one to leave the relationship. Explaining her argument, the author believes that single parents are well-positioned to raise &#8220;exceptional men&#8221; who have good manners and lofty principles.</p>
<p>4. &#8220;Come Back Home&#8221; inspiring excerpt is from the popular &#8220;Chicken Soup for the Single Parent: Stories of Hope, Healing and Humor.&#8221; This selection acknowledges that everyone&#8217;s experience with single parenting is highly personal and that each single parent has their own story to tell. </p>
<p>5. &#8220;Get More Time with your Children and Manage Your Child Support&#8221; was written for black single-parent males, but it will be equally touching and valuable for white single fathers. The article gives insights into the personal and financial issues single-parent males face.</p>
<p>6. &#8220;Dreaming Through the Twilight&#8221; is as sweet and mushy as its title but at the same time profound. It is also available as a book that compiles personal diary-type articles on black single-parent males having difficulty coping with their life as single parents.</p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Is it time to plan your kid&#8217;s birthday party again? Every year around that time you&#8217;re wondering &#8211; has it been a year already? What are we going to do THIS year? I don&#8217;t think I want 20 kids at my house again&#8230; so, what other options do we have?</p>
<p>&#13;If you&#8217;re that mom (or dad), here are some suggestions:</p>
<p><b>Build-A-Bear Workshop </b></p>
<p>&#13;For the kids who love Teddy Bears &#8211; this is the ultimate Teddy Bear birthday party. Kids get to choose a Teddy Bear (or any other animal within the price range selected) and give it a personality by stuffing it, fluffing it, giving it a voice, dressing it up, accessorizing it, and giving it a name. There is also a &#8220;Heart Ceremony&#8221; where each kid gets to choose a &#8220;heart&#8221; and make a wish, before placing it inside his animal.</p>
<p>&#13;Each kid gets a &#8220;Birth Certificate&#8221; with his Teddy Bear&#8217;s name, and a little cardboard house to take the Teddy Bear home as a goodie bag. Teddy bears, voices, clothes and accessories all vary in prices. You can designate a price range (starting at $10) for each one of the categories that suits your budget. Parties are for 6 kids or more and include a &#8220;party leader&#8221; who manages the party process and entertains the kids.</p>
<p><b>Chuck E. Cheese </b></p>
<p>&#13;Chuck E. Cheese is a chain of family entertainment centers and has been a kids&#8217; favorite for many years. It offers indoor fun activities and games for kids of all ages. From play structures, tubes, slides and small rides to Air Hockey tables and arcade games.</p>
<p>&#13;Birthday parties at Chuck E. Cheese are fun and affordable. Parties are scheduled throughout the day, every day, and combine playtime with party time. Party tables are decorated and set up by the Chuck E. Cheese staff (as well as clean up) and are reserved for 90 minuets.</p>
<p>&#13;Every party gets a birthday performance featuring &#8220;Chuck E. Cheese and his musical friends&#8221; who entertain the kids with a little song and dance show. In a typical party each kid gets Pizza, soft drink, cake and game tokens (number of tokens depends on the package you choose).</p>
<p>&#13;The birthday kid gets a collector&#8217;s cup, cotton candy, a crown, and a helium balloon. Additional party options such as extra cake, goodie bag, or collector&#8217;s cup are available for purchase. You can also bring your own cake and/or ice cream.</p>
<p><b>Golfland Entertainment Centers </b></p>
<p>&#13;There are currently 9 Golfland Entertainment Centers throughout California and Arizona. Each Golfland has a unique theme and many combine different kinds of attractions. Birthday party packages at Golfland and SunSplash entertainment centers vary for each location. Golfland Birthday Party package ranges between $8.50 &#8211; $12.99 per kid (depending on the location) and requires 10 kids minimum.</p>
<p>&#13;Basic package may include One round (18 holes) of miniature golf, pizza and soft drinks, arcade tokens, party supplies, and complimentary round of golf for the birthday kid.</p>
<p>&#13;The Sunsplash Birthday Party package is for kids 14 years old or younger, and require 10 kids minimum. Each package costs $23.00 per kid Monday &#8211; Thursday, and $24.00 per kid Friday &#8211; Sunday, and may include all day admission to Sunsplash Waterpark, Hamburger &amp; fries or Pizza and a soft drink, party supplies, and complimentary Waterpark Pass for the Birthday Kid.</p>
<p>&#13;There are also add-ons and upgrades that can be purchased for each package (where available): Miniature Golf, Laser Tag, Race Cars, Bumper Boats, Golfland Waterslide, Golfland Arcade, Birthday cakes, Goodie bags, and Ice Cream.</p>
<p><b>LEGO </b></p>
<p>&#13;For kids 6 and older who love LEGO &#8211; this is a dream come true. This ultimate LEGO party offers 1 &#8211; 1.5 hours of creative play activity in the LEGO store. Each party is customized for the birthday kid and is led by LEGO party host.</p>
<p>&#13;There are different themes for boys and for girls to select from:</p>
<p>&#13;BIONICLE<br />&#13;LEGO Star Wars<br />&#13;Mosaics &amp; Creator<br />&#13;LEGO Racers<br />&#13;LEGO CITY</p>
<p>&#13;Party package starts at $10 per child, and the minimum number of kids is 5. Each kid get to take home a goodie bag with a set of LEGO, and the birthday kid also gets a LEGO Birthday Brick.</p>
<p><b>My Gym Children&#8217;s Fitness Center </b></p>
<p>&#13;Each birthday party at My Gym is age appropriate and tailored to the birthday kid&#8217;s favorite activities and games. Birthday party packages vary from one location to another and may run for 1.5 &#8211; 2 hours.</p>
<p>&#13;Cost for each party also varies depending on the location and the number of kids, which can be from 15 &#8211; 25. Each package may include exclusive play in the gym and is facilitated by My Gym trained teachers.</p>
<p>&#13;Activities include games, gymnastics, Space Flight, puppets, rides, songs and other birthday festivities, where the birthday kid is at the heart of the celebration. All kids get to participate in all activities.</p>
<p>&#13;My Gym staff will setup and decorate the place, serve the refreshments and even clean up after the party. Party goodie bags can be added to the package at additional cost.</p>
<p><b>Pump It Up </b></p>
<p>&#13;Pump It Up offers indoor birthday party packages for kids ages 2 and up and features huge inflatable play structures in different shapes and sizes for climbing, sliding, jumping and playing. There are two birthday party packages to choose from:</p>
<p>&#13;&#8221;Classic party&#8221; is for up to 25 kids and &#8220;Mini-Classic Party&#8221; is for up to 14 kids. The kids get to spend some time in one play area, then move to another play area, and then at the party room.</p>
<p>&#13;Both Party packages include Color invitations, party supplies, supervision by trained staff during play time, and Party set up and clean up. Pump It Up goodie bags and inflated helium balloons can be added to each package for additional charge.</p>
<p><b>The Little Gym </b></p>
<p>&#13;Each birthday party at The Little Gym is tailored for the birthday kid and is facilitated by friendly staff. All parties feature fun activities with movement, and exclusive use of the gym for the duration of the party.</p>
<p>&#13;Birthday parties are 90 minutes long and can be scheduled for Saturday or Sunday. Birthday party packages vary for each location.</p>
<p>&#13;The cost for each party depends on the location and the number of kids, and may include Two staff members to facilitate the party, setup and cleanup, &#8220;The Little Gym&#8221; invitations, party supplies, and &#8220;The Little Gym&#8221; T-shirt for the birthday kid.</p>
<p><b>YMCA</b></p>
<p>&#13;The &#8220;YMCA&#8221; is a world-wide not-for-profit community service organization with a special emphasis on community development and<br />&#13;young people. The YMCA&#8217;s mission is building a healthy spirit, mind, and body and its motto is &#8220;We build strong kids, strong families, strong communities&#8221;.</p>
<p>&#13;Birthday party packages at the YMCA vary from one location to another. Depending on the facility, some parties may include swimming, games, and sports activities. Cost varies for each location.</p>
<p>&#13;For more details about each party place and photo gallery please visit the Birthday Party Places section of our website: http://www.cool-kids-places.com/birthday-party-places.html.</p>
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Baby girl removed from hot car by Good Samaritans</p>
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When you have a baby, the baby is indeed helpless you as the parent/parents need to do everything for that child, until he/she can start doing things on his/her own, walking, talking etc.
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<p>When you have a baby, the baby is indeed helpless you as the parent/parents need to do everything for that child, until he/she can start doing things on his/her own, walking, talking etc.</p>
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<p>What some parents ought to know is that parenting is not just having a child and just knowing you are the mother or father and nothing doing what a real parent should be doing. In other words some parent thinks that letting the child/children have their own way without properly monitoring them they are going to gain that child. This kind of thinking is absolutely absurd and can lead into major difficulties for you and that child as he/she grows older.</p>
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<p>Always remember that you are the parent and if the both parents are around that there should only be one man/woman in that house until that child reaches the full age of adulthood. Children are very smart I would say that as soon as a child is born their senses are well in tack as long as, it&#8217;s a normal child. In some cases it takes a longer time to develop in some people.</p>
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<p>From the time a child get enough sense as small as they are when they do wrong we need to correct them. If it&#8217;s a baby or a toddler you deal with them according to their ages. You won&#8217;t slap a baby as if it&#8217;s a seven year old, but whatever measure you take to put that child in order let your message be sent across.</p>
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<p>Never beat a child without letting them know what they are getting the whipping for. I must mention that there are other techniques other than using the rod. Punishments seems to work a lot, e.g. take away something they cherish very much, ground them or try talking  and see if it would resolve the situation .</p>
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<p>As small as that child may be his/her brain already sends a message to let them know daddy/granny/aunty don&#8217;t correct me when I do such and such. If when that chid is around the mother knowing that when he does something out of the way, mummy would be very quick to correct, he/she would seldom do it around her.</p>
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<p>Each parent little motto should be: <strong>Spare not the rod and spoil the child</strong></p>
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<p>When children are spoiled you breed what I&#8217;d call 100% brats. Some people thinks that it works that everything a child asks for you give them. You have to let your children know that everything in this world don&#8217;t come easily. If on the other hand you do vice versa that very same child that you think will love you very much for the manner in which you deal with him/her. It would back fire on you someday believe it or not, you would be embarrassed when you take them to town/city and you don&#8217;t have money to purchase that extra toy, etc. </p>
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<p>I have seen it over and over where children literally starts to scream and bawl throw themselves on the ground yelling and kicking up, &#8220;I want that toy&#8221;. Parents stand amazed in awe! Not knowing what to do to bring this child back to his/her composure.</p>
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<p>As parents you all love your children and would do almost anything to keep them out of harms way; you sometimes would rather die in that child&#8217;s place. Although love compromises sometimes you ought to know your limit, and that is you are in charge. Don&#8217;t let that child rule you especially when they abide under your roof. Let them know their places and that you all weren&#8217;t delivered around the same time in the hospital, or changed diapers together. Children respond to what they see and hear, if you gave them their own way always that&#8217;s what they&#8217;ll want forever. If perhaps someday you don&#8217;t give them their own way, some will say all sought of demeaning things to you, might even kill you. So stop it right now get a back bone put away the wish bone be men and women in your homes.</p>
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<p>If an egg is rotten and you still cook it, it will still be rotten when it&#8217;s finish cooking. Just the same with a child rotten once, then rotten for life. They may live to be 90 years and still want everyone to give them their way all the time. </p>
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<p>Parents you ought to learn that LOVE is not being goody good all the time. You have to correct your children when they do wrong, spank them when they need it, there is a time for everything. Remember that chastening drives foolishness far away.</p>
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<p>Most of you modern day parents I am almost 85% positive you weren&#8217;t brought up that way .Oh how we need those all fashion days. When you speak to your child and he or she speaks back to you rudely, don&#8217;t just sit there and let them go on. Turn back that curtain of memory and see what your parent would have done to you if  you had answered back, whatever you see and it did help you to stop being rude, then try it on your child as long as it isn&#8217;t violence.</p>
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<p>Today when we look around children curse their parents, beat them, kill and some are now raping what have this world come to? Then just ask yourself why? Who? What?  How? and When? Most of the time the parents are to be blamed. Grow up a child in the way you want it to be and they shall never depart from it. If you do wrong things in front your child/ children, they wouldn&#8217;t have respect for you. Therefore if you try to correct them you would get back words that can make your heart want to give up.</p>
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<p> Some children get to hate you when they grow older and say to themselves if mummy and daddy had corrected me when I did wrong. I wouldn&#8217;t be in this situation today, all what you did to gain your child&#8217;s love when down the river.</p>
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<p>As I am on this topic I must mention that the not beating children law United States of America have is totally intolerant. That&#8217;s why they do what they want, go and come when they feel like it, get involved in drugs, prostitution, lesbianism, homosexuality etc. A child needs someone to show them the right part and when a parent could hardly speak to their own child, before the child hit the parent or starts shouting at them and running to call the cops for everything. </p>
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<p>When you hear or see these things going wrong etc.  Don&#8217;t let it tingle your toes and ears. Change those foolish laws and things may fall into its right perspective. </p>
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<p>Children need to feel appreciate and loved by their parents and loved one. Always make time for your family, carry them out, and teach them to pray and learn manners, how to be grateful for what they have, show them how to do things, how to behave themselves at home and out. </p>
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<p>Mothers you are your child/children  role model I only mean in the right way. When the father is away from home, you have to take up his role sometimes. Never let your children pressure you to the point where you say &#8220;you see you I can&#8217;t handle you&#8221;. When you do that they would take advantage of you.</p>
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<p> Let them know that when your friends come over that it&#8217;s not their friends and they need to get lost. Not sticking around and poking their mouths and heads into big people business. </p>
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<p>Also mothers if it&#8217;s possible where you can survive being a house wife. Try you best; I know it maybe hard depending on the society we live in where everybody wants to be independent. Think about it this way that giving up one thing for another and that is a well grounded child. That would always love and appreciate you.</p>
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<p>For all your patience, love kindness and nurturing you gave to them. When they most needed it, and if ever a child needs you is from day one and especially when they reaches adolescence. Telling them about how to try and be prepared for the life ahead. Let your girls know about their monthlies etc. Where they are confused and don&#8217;t understand the changes they are going through. The taught that runs through their mind e.g. thinking about boys/girls whereas they never had time for that before.</p>
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<p>That&#8217;s the time they need someone to reach out to them to let them know you went through it and they can make it to. Teach them about life and what it entails. They may want to ask you questions that you never expected they would.</p>
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<p>If you don&#8217;t know or feels embarrass about it find a nice way in telling them. Don&#8217;t leave it up to them to find out, they could go asking the wrong person and there are lots of Sharks just waiting to devour their prey. Before you know it you child is gone.</p>
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<p>Know who are your children&#8217;s friends, check out the places they go and what they do. Just don&#8217;t sit back and believe everything they tell you, e.g. they going to the mall and when you know wake up you realise that he/she has been going to the wrong places.</p>
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<p>Another thing is that parents also need to know there limit. You have to learn that when children get older you can&#8217;t speak to them as if they are still small, e.g. If you have a 30 year old married son and you still want to send him on errands etc in a demanding approach. They may do it but look at you as taking away their manhood/womanhood and belittling them. A next e.g. is remembered as they get older they would start wanting to be independent; you have to give some slack.</p>
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<p> Trust them, that don&#8217;t mean you&#8217;d just stop being a parent. Never believe everything your child says, if you get a complain investigate. We were all born liars, so don&#8217;t put it far from them, don&#8217;t let the little angelic face fool you. Children do the most outrageous things behind their parents back. Then hide behind your sympathy and affection for them.</p>
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<p>If you want respect show some to them, can&#8217;t treat them any how and expect them to respond to you nicely. Think about when you were there age how you were and then your thinking and understanding would change if it hasn&#8217;t, you should always try to be your children&#8217;s best friend.</p>
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<p>Also when you are wrong acknowledge it and humble yourself, don&#8217;t feel that you are too big. We are all human beings so we&#8217;ll   make mistakes.</p>
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<p>So parents grab a hold of yourselves and stop drifting, and we would have better children in this world. If you are not doing any of the right things I said above. Then you are not fit to be a parent.</p>
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<p><strong>Done by: Abigail Chandler</strong></p>
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<p><strong>Date: March 19th, 20</strong><strong>09  </strong></p>
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<p>D.O.B. : January 4th ,1988 Horoscope: Capricorn Age: 21 Place of birth: Port of Spain Current Nationality: Trinidadian Sibblings: Three sisters Hobbies: Reading interested articles, stories about nature, life, fiction, non fiction. I love writing stories and articles, hope to publish a book some day. I also like using computers, and the internet it helps me learn new things, Sewing and playing organ/piano or anything musical. I love music also, singing and instrumental, almost all the musical instruments is appealing to me. The bagpipe is one of the sweetest music you can ever hear. Favorite Authors: king James, RH Disney, Enid Blyton, Danielle Steel, Ossie Davis,Dr. Julian Melgosa, etc.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Up until 2008, it was hard for some parents to keep their children safe while surfing the internet. With all the forms of harassment towards our kids, pornographic pop ups, children signing up to social networks for cyber bullying, online predators and spam emails with sexual content flooding all adult and children e-mail accounts alike, [...]<p>Post from: <a href="http://www.blog2blogs.info">Baby Kids And Teens</a><br/><br/><a href="http://www.blog2blogs.info/kids/safe-email-for-kids.php">Safe Email for Kids</a></p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Up until 2008, it was hard for some parents to keep their children safe while surfing the internet. With all the forms of harassment towards our kids, pornographic pop ups, children signing up to social networks for cyber bullying, online predators and spam emails with sexual content flooding all adult and children e-mail accounts alike, it has become almost a miracle to keep our children safe. This finally called the attention of the house of congress, where the Protecting Children in the 21st Century Act, established the Online Safety Technology Working Group (OSTWG). A panel consisting of 29 representatives from Internet companies, academia, non-profits and government to study and report on how to best protect kids online. In April, the U.S. Department of Commerce’s National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) announced the appointments.</p>
<p><a rel="nofollow" onclick="javascript:pageTracker._trackPageview('/outgoing/article_exit_link');" href="http://www.MConnectSafely.org/"></a></p>
<p>Sites like <strong>MyKidsBrowser.com</strong> and <strong>ConnectSafely.org</strong>, are non-profit <a rel="nofollow" onclick="javascript:pageTracker._trackPageview('/outgoing/article_exit_link');" href="http://www.safety-internet-kids.blogspot.com" target="_new"><strong>Internet safety</strong></a> places where Children and Parents will obtain valuable tips for online surfing and the latest terms for the most recent forms of electronic harassment. One great feature of these services available is that they don’t only limit themselves to talk about internet surfing/browsing. It also informs of other types of harassment that doesn’t necessarily take place online.</p>
<p>Realistically speaking though, is almost impossible for us the parents to shadow our children in everything they do. To walk them through every single page in the internet they visit and even some of the parental controls software available do the complete opposite of protecting our children. Some are very generic reports that keep us informed of the sites our children visit and very few warn us about harmful e-mail contents.</p>
<p><a rel="nofollow" onclick="javascript:pageTracker._trackPageview('/outgoing/article_exit_link');" href="http://www.kidsemail.org" target="_new"><strong>KidsEmail</strong></a> is the best solution currently available to monitor the type of information your kids are exchanging and whom with! This service prevents spam, vulgarities, obscenities, and even viruses from ever coming close to your child. One of the best features I’ve found is the ability to edit whether a child receives images, or whether he/she is only receiving e-mail from people he/she is in contact with, and also allows you to unauthorize emails with links.</p>
<p><strong>KidsEmail</strong> is great for all ages from toddlers to teens. It introduces the younger audience to a completely safe online environment while they are introduced to technology. Equally great for the slightly oldest children, who are already experienced in the IT world and know the basics of internet browsing. They will be able to enjoy their internet time more without feeling at risk. Parents are able to intercept the emails and choose to approve or disapprove the content of such while teaching their children how to protect themselves from the internet attacks for their range.</p>
<p>Children will enjoy <strong>KidsEmail</strong> because the freedom that it offers and the sense of in dependability is simply priceless. Compared with today’s e-mail companies the amount of e-mails children receive through this site are considerably less and easier to browse through. Best of all, this is a free 30-day trial service! It doesn’t require credit card information until the 30 days are up.</p>
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		<title>JONAS LA &#8220;LA Baby&#8221; Full Video</title>
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		<title>The Changing Dynamics of the Parent and Teen Relationship</title>
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		<dc:creator>Richie</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[The parent-child relationship is at its most challenging when your child inhabits that wildly unpredictable phase that is often termed as &#8216;adolescence&#8217; or &#8216;the teenage years&#8217;. Parents and teens go through a lot of ups and downs and encountering frustrated teenagers and equally frustrated parents is not an uncommon sight. Many parents feel as if [...]<p>Post from: <a href="http://www.blog2blogs.info">Baby Kids And Teens</a><br/><br/><a href="http://www.blog2blogs.info/parenting/the-changing-dynamics-of-the-parent-and-teen-relationship.php">The Changing Dynamics of the Parent and Teen Relationship</a></p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The parent-child relationship is at its most challenging when your child inhabits that wildly unpredictable phase that is often termed as &#8216;adolescence&#8217; or &#8216;the teenage years&#8217;. Parents and teens go through a lot of ups and downs and encountering frustrated teenagers and equally frustrated parents is not an uncommon sight. Many parents feel as if they are dealing with complete strangers when interacting with their teens and they are at a loss as to the best way of connecting meaningfully with their teenage child. This becomes all the more difficult when parents are routinely subjected to the slamming of doors on their faces, disrespectful and cheeky back-talk and a judgmental attitude on the part of their kids.</p>
<p>&#13;If you are a parent who identifies with these parent and teen situations, the best way to react is to be objective and look within yourself first. In the first place, is some particular trait in you triggering a violent response from your child? Do you truly empathize with the problems of your child? Do you even know what problems your child encounters on a daily basis or are you relatively alienated from the life that your child leads? If you are ignorant of your child&#8217;s daily activities, have you made any serious effort to rectify the situation or have you just shrugged it off and decided to think about it later?</p>
<p>&#13;When answering these questions, honesty is essential. By being truthful, you might find the solutions to these problems within yourself and won&#8217;t need to take any professional help to reach a state of understanding and mutual respect with your teenage child. Parents need to realize that during the adolescent years, the teenage child is grappling with the world her or she lives in. She is neither completely an adult nor is she a child and a perfect balance is very difficult to attain. This is an age when the child has to deal with so many different issues and that too, on her own. Some amount of anger and rebellion in the parent-teen equation is only natural and should not surprise or disappoint you as a parent. There are certain things that you can do, however, that will lessen the trauma and create a better rapport with your teen.</p>
<p>&#13;First on this list is being a good listener. How many times do we get angry when others do not listen to us? Why, then, do we become inattentive when our child is narrating something that is apparently important to him/her? Is it because we think that we can get away with it or is it because we consider their issues too trivial for serious consideration? What you as a parent need to realize about your children is that their life and their problems are very overwhelming to them. Adult or not, you need to accord them the dignity of being a rational human being and treat them in a respectful manner. There are lots of parents who have unimaginably busy schedules which make it difficult for them to talk to their teenage children daily and find out what is going on in their lives. For such parents, delegating quality talk-time on weekends to their children will go a long way in establishing a great parent and teen sensibility.</p>
<p>&#13;The next thing that you need to remember is not to be emotionally affected when your teen hurls a scathing comment at you. If you react in a similar manner and become abusive, you will lose the trust of your child forever. This does not mean that you become a punching bag and take whatever comes your way. You just need to be firm and cool when your child is being particularly insulting and state that such behavior will not be tolerated in your vocabulary of the parent-teen relationship. As for your personal feelings, you need to understand that what makes your children so audacious is their certainty of your support, no matter what they say.</p>
<p>&#13;There are a large majority of parents who do not make their kids feel secure. They are over-critical and judgmental about their children. This can lead to terrible consequences with the teenage child. Not only is there a serious possibility of your teenage child being rebellious and moody, he may start rejecting every idea that you put forth. Teenage children need large doses of encouragement and approval from their parents for their personal growth and you need to be aware of this when interacting with them.</p>
<p>&#13;You also need to introspect and analyze your ways of expressing your anger or frustration. Do you lose control and give vent to excessive language or gestures when you are angry or hurt? Perhaps your teenager has observed these traits in you and unconsciously internalized them. If this is the case, then it is time to acknowledge the fact and try to bring about a change in yourself before you try and correct your susceptible teenager. This can also be a wonderful method to establish great comfort levels in the parent and teen relationship.</p>
<p>&#13;However, you also need to understand that certain situations rightly provoke anger in your teenage child. Rather than indulging in the blame game at this juncture, you should talk to your child and discuss the other alternatives that could have helped to cope with the situation better. This kind of discussion will help your child probe the choices that were available to him or her and deal with similar situations in a more matured manner. It will also help to cement the parent-teen tie and cause your child to look upon you as a benign guide who is always ready to stand by him or her.</p>
<p>&#13;Another sensible move on your part would be to assign your teenager with responsibilities and give them more control over their lives. Having the power to take personal decisions is extremely valuable to the teenage child and most of them will use it wisely since they do not want their parents to be disappointed in them. Of course, if you have serious reason to mistrust your child, this is a step that you have to re-consider. In most cases, though, the teenage child will appreciate your treatment and trust and behave in a manner that will make you proud as a parent.</p>
<p>&#13;These are some small steps that can transform the relationship between parents and teens into something that is incredibly precious and beautiful. What you ultimately need to remember is that thoughtful parenting during the teenage years will go a long way in developing great adults who will always look upon parents as their friends.</p>
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		<title>All Natural Baby Products &#8211; Why You Should Choose Them</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 10 Aug 2010 05:02:54 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Richie</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Congratulations on the new addition to your growing family. You will find that having a baby is both life changing and magical. There are some parents out there that are under the impression that any baby product from a store’s shelf today is safe for their baby. However, this is not true. In fact, a [...]<p>Post from: <a href="http://www.blog2blogs.info">Baby Kids And Teens</a><br/><br/><a href="http://www.blog2blogs.info/baby/all-natural-baby-products-why-you-should-choose-them.php">All Natural Baby Products &#8211; Why You Should Choose Them</a></p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Congratulations on the new addition to your growing family. You will find that having a baby is both life changing and magical. There are some parents out there that are under the impression that any baby product from a store’s shelf today is safe for their baby. However, this is not true. In fact, a surprising number of baby products contain harmful ingredients that have long term side effects.  Be sure you look to a natural baby company that provides natural baby products, such as, natural baby shampoo, conditioners, moisturizers and herbal remedies. In this article, we will highlight some of the important reasons why you should choose all natural baby products.</p>
<p> Thankfully, nature has been kind enough to give you nine months to prepare for having a baby.  During this time, you will be able to conduct research and discover the various do&#8217;s and don&#8217;ts when it comes to baby products.  Below, you are going to find a list of ingredients that you should steer away from when it comes to your baby’s products.</p>
<p>The first ingredient to beware of is phthalates. Phthalates are chemicals that are potentially harmful for your infant&#8217;s skin and reproductive system. They can be found in bath and body products, including conditioners, shampoos, lotions, baby powders and even on children&#8217;s toys.</p>
<p> You should also avoid mineral oil, also known as baby oil. Many advertisements out there will tell you that they are great for your baby&#8217;s skin as they moisturize it.  However, what you may not know is the fact that mineral oil can have harmful effects on your baby&#8217;s skin. Mineral oil is known for dehydrating babies’ skin and can even cause baby diaper rash in some cases.  This is because it prevents the natural moisture from being absorbed into their skin.  A good all natural diaper rash cream will help in this case.  Natural baby care products are always the best choice for your baby.</p>
<p> Lanolin is another ingredient to stay away from. This is derived from sheep and is generally used as a moisturizer or in diaper rash cream. The scary part of this ingredient is the fact that it could contain pesticides and it is becoming a wider known skin irritant. Natural baby skin care products free of lanolin are the best choice for your infant.</p>
<p>All natural baby products are free of harmful ingredients that could seriously affect your baby&#8217;s health and well being.  Natural ingredients are not only safer, but often times they are less expensive, though it is generally believed that they are more expensive- this is a common misconception.   Concerned mothers look to natural baby care companies that offer safe, all natural baby care products.  The fact is that synthetic  products have more side effects due to the harmful ingredients they contain.</p>
<p>A good all natural baby product to help reduce colic in baby&#8217;s is <strong>Baby’s Bliss</strong>™<strong> Gripe Water</strong> &#8211; an all natural, herbal supplement, safe for your  baby’s sensitive tummy.  It is made with organic fennel and ginger with sodium bicarbonate and fructose. The Gripe Water should be given to baby when it appears that he or she is becoming uncomfortable, especially after eating, as this tends to be the time when we see colic in babies.  All natural baby products are the best way to ensure the optimal health of your baby.</p>
<p><strong>About Baby&#8217;s Bliss™ and Mommy&#8217;s Bliss™:</strong> Baby&#8217;s Bliss™ and Mommy&#8217;s Bliss™ is a U.S Corporation with offices in San Rafael, California, just north of San Francisco. The company began in 1999 when Roshan Kaderali, CEO and founder, formulated <a rel="nofollow" onclick="javascript:pageTracker._trackPageview('/outgoing/article_exit_link');" href="http://www.babysbliss.com/baby-s-bliss-gripe-water">Baby&#8217;s Bliss™ Gripe Water</a>-the first and the original all natural colic remedy in the States. The product quickly gained popularity and the company now has two full lines of product, <a rel="nofollow" onclick="javascript:pageTracker._trackPageview('/outgoing/article_exit_link');" href="http://www.babysbliss.com/products">Baby&#8217;s Bliss</a>™ and <a rel="nofollow" onclick="javascript:pageTracker._trackPageview('/outgoing/article_exit_link');" href="http://www.babysbliss.com/products">Mommy&#8217;s Bliss</a>™ dedicated to bringing bliss to families &#8230; naturally.</p>
<p>* Disclaimer: The information available on this website should not be used as a substitute for professional or medical care for the prevention, diagnosis, or treatment for you or your child. Please consult with your doctor, pediatrician or pharmacist before trying any prescription or OTC product. This information is provided only to help you be as informed as possible.</p>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 08 Aug 2010 04:51:15 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Richie</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[There is nothing as exciting, fulfilling and joyful as becoming a parent for the first time. First time parenthood however, can also be fraught with tremendous stress brought about by anticipation, preparation and caring for a little creature who can’t tell you what he needs or wants. For people who have actively sought parenthood however, [...]<p>Post from: <a href="http://www.blog2blogs.info">Baby Kids And Teens</a><br/><br/><a href="http://www.blog2blogs.info/parenting/the-internet-as-a-parenting-resource-for-new-parents.php">The Internet as a Parenting Resource for New Parents</a></p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>There is nothing as exciting, fulfilling and joyful as becoming a parent for the first time. First time parenthood however, can also be fraught with tremendous stress brought about by anticipation, preparation and caring for a little creature who can’t tell you what he needs or wants. For people who have actively sought parenthood however, it is probably this additional aspect of stress and tension that makes parenthood such a wonderfully strengthening and humbling experience. For first time parents, a useful parenting resource is a must. </p>
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<p>Since time immemorial, new parents could always have ready access to any parenting resource. They could either ask close relatives and friends for sound pieces of advice or they could look for other parenting resource traditional sources. The library or bookstore for example can have a good parenting resource or two lying around. Expectant parents usually read a parenting resource book or watch a parenting resource video or film. Many can attest that such methods have held some merit. This is especially so because most famous parenting resource materials that come out in print or film have been made by expert individuals who actually publish their credentials. Parents can also benefit from a bestseller parenting resource that is sure to contain effective information.</p>
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<p>Recently however, with the arrival of the internet, parents can also choose to get a parenting resource online. The question is whether an online parenting resource is as good as traditional ones. The internet can offer a wealth of resources for a clueless parent. Aside from selling traditional resources online, one can also choose to use a parenting resource article or e-book. There are now also available support groups and blogs or forums were parents can interact and swap practical information. The good thing about the internet is that you can check on a parenting resource without having to go out of your way. You can stay in the comfort of your home and still be well advised or informed. </p>
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<p>In a lot of cases, a parenting resource from the internet can truly dish out good and reliable information and tips. As with everything else however, one should be careful with an online parenting resource. It may be a generally good idea to take advice from seasoned parents in forums. You can also probably take some tips from articles and online parenting resource materials that are authored by experts. Be wary however of the parenting resource that has uncertain origins or that talk about such sensitive topics as child medication or treatment. You may be endangering your child if you take note of pieces of advice from ghost writers who may not actually know what they’re talking about or from internet entities masquerading as experts.</p>
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<p>The best thing to do is to check the credentials or origin of your parenting resource. Try researching about the names of Dr. so and so and the applicability, effectiveness, disadvantages and side effects or suggested procedures or child raising strategies. If you are particularly interested in critical and serious areas of concern, try getting into web sites that carry a .org or .gov in its address. This is especially applicable for such concerns as child safety, treatment or grave physical or psychological problems.</p>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 04 Aug 2010 19:49:28 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Richie</dc:creator>
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Kids trading baseball cards or marbles is taking a giant leap forward, thanks to Madison Parks and the Madison Mallards baseball team.
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Kids trading baseball cards or marbles is taking a giant leap forward, thanks to Madison Parks and the Madison Mallards baseball team.</p>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 04 Aug 2010 19:49:27 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Richie</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[When you are a parent, you will find yourself thinking about many different things, including the baby skin care, baby skin cream and baby skin treatment products you have been using.  For those of you who want the best for your baby&#8217;s skin, then you may want to check into that natural baby skin care [...]<p>Post from: <a href="http://www.blog2blogs.info">Baby Kids And Teens</a><br/><br/><a href="http://www.blog2blogs.info/baby/natural-baby-skin-care-the-truth-revealed.php">Natural Baby Skin Care &#8211; The Truth Revealed</a></p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>When you are a parent, you will find yourself thinking about many different things, including the baby skin care, baby skin cream and baby skin treatment products you have been using.  For those of you who want the best for your baby&#8217;s skin, then you may want to check into that natural baby skin care product that is sitting on the shelf.  Natural baby skin care products do not contain ingredients that are harmful to the skin.  There are many parents out there today that are not aware of the natural skin care products that are out there.   For those parents, we would like to share a few baby skin care tips.</p>
<p>Every parent out there wants the most for their baby.  Parents want their baby&#8217;s to have healthy glowing skin and that is why they choose skin care products that give promises.  The sad truth is that many of the large baby skin care corporations of today are opting for the non-natural ingredients to save money on manufacturing.   For this reason, it is important to do an adequate amount of research before selecting a product for your baby&#8217;s sensitive skin. important to do the adequate amount of research before you put it on your baby&#8217;s sensitive skin.</p>
<p>Ever since the beginning of time, it has been recorded that people used natural products. Why does the baby industry continue to make these harmful non natural products that are filled with chemicals?  For example with diapers, often times diapers made with non-natural chemicals can cause a bad diaper rash which can be very uncomfortable for the baby.</p>
<p>Why not use ingredients that are all natural to treat dry skin for babies?  Well, you see, the answer to this question is as clear as daylight. Those products are cheaply made in bulk.   Organic baby skin care products are not so cheap to make in bulk.  Price is often a big factor for parents.<br />If you find that your newborn has baby skin eczema, consider using ingredients that are all natural to treat dry skin for babies.  The best baby skin treatment comes by way of using the organic baby skin care products, usually found at a natural baby care company.  Baby skin pimples is another common problem that can be treated with natural baby skin care products.</p>
<p>Even diapers can contribute to skin problems for your baby.  For example, choosing the right all natural diaper for your baby can increase the chances of preventing rashes.  The rash can cause the baby to be cranky and can cause the baby to lose sleep.  Diaper rash cream can help calm the burning and heal skin within a few days. </p>
<p>When you choose a baby skin treatment that is all natural to use on your baby&#8217;s skin, you will find that it is far better for their skin. When you take the natural products and compare them to the modern products, you will not find as much fragrance added to the natural ones &#8211; but is the fragrance worth the harmful side effects caused to your baby in the long term?  Most are unaware that the added fragrances in the modern skin care products are harmful for a baby&#8217;s skin. This is because those fragrances have typically been made out of chemical ingredients.</p>
<p>If you find yourself standing in the aisle debating over natural baby skin care products vs. non natural baby skin care products, then we hope you will choose natural baby skin care products as they really do offer a safer, healthier route.   Natural products are something to look forward to as they will leave skin feeling smooth and less irritated.   If your infant could speak right now, they would tell you just how good the natural side feels.</p>
<p><strong>About Baby&#8217;s Bliss™ and Mommy&#8217;s Bliss™:</strong> Baby&#8217;s Bliss™ and Mommy&#8217;s Bliss™ is a U.S Corporation with offices in San Rafael, California, just north of San Francisco. The company began in 1999 when Roshan Kaderali, CEO and founder, formulated <a rel="nofollow" onclick="javascript:pageTracker._trackPageview('/outgoing/article_exit_link');" href="http://www.babysbliss.com/baby-s-bliss-gripe-water">Baby&#8217;s Bliss™ Gripe Water</a>-the first and the original all natural colic remedy in the States. The product quickly gained popularity and the company now has two full lines of product, <a rel="nofollow" onclick="javascript:pageTracker._trackPageview('/outgoing/article_exit_link');" href="http://www.babysbliss.com/products">Baby&#8217;s Bliss</a>™ and <a rel="nofollow" onclick="javascript:pageTracker._trackPageview('/outgoing/article_exit_link');" href="http://www.babysbliss.com/products">Mommy&#8217;s Bliss</a>™ dedicated to bringing bliss to families &#8230; naturally.</p>
<p>* Disclaimer: The information available on this website should not be used as a substitute for professional or medical care for the prevention, diagnosis, or treatment for you or your child. Please consult with your doctor, pediatrician or pharmacist before trying any prescription or OTC product. This information is provided only to help you be as informed as possible.</p>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 03 Aug 2010 14:02:33 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Richie</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[10 parenting tips that all parents should implement every day to improve their family&#8217;s life and make it easier.
Parenting tip 1 
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Good parenting is remembering to tell your child you love them and not stopping – even when they so tall that they can look down on you. Do this regardless of how they behave [...]<p>Post from: <a href="http://www.blog2blogs.info">Baby Kids And Teens</a><br/><br/><a href="http://www.blog2blogs.info/parenting/parenting-10-things-that-will-improve-family-life.php">Parenting &#8211; 10 Things That Will Improve Family Life</a></p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>10 parenting tips that all parents should implement every day to improve their family&#8217;s life and make it easier.</p>
<p><b>Parenting tip 1 </b></p>
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<p>Good parenting is remembering to tell your child you love them and not stopping – even when they so tall that they can look down on you. Do this regardless of how they behave because although you may not like his behavior you do love him. </p>
<p><b>Parenting tip 2 </b></p>
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<p>Speak words of affirmation to your child each day and as soon as they are old enough encourage them to speak these out to themselves. This will help you raise a more positive child which improves family life.  </p>
<p><b> Parenting tip 3</b></p>
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<p>Improve your parenting skills be encourage your child&#8217;s independence and tell him what he can do it, rather than what he can’t do. It can often seem quicker to do things for your child but instead leave enough so you child can learn and become more independent </p>
<p><b> Parenting tip 4 </b></p>
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<p>Spend time listening and talking to each child individually, this is the greatest investment you can make in your child’s life. It’s the best way to show them that you love them</p>
<p><b>Parenting tip 5 </b></p>
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<p>Tell you child what you want them to do not what you don&#8217;t want them to do. Using this positive parenting method is much more effect and gets the desired results much quicker. Parents if you don&#8217;t want your child to leave their clothes on the floor then say &#8221; Please hang your clothes up&#8221;  instead of  &#8220;don’t leave your clothes on the floor.&#8221;</p>
<p><b> Parenting tip 6 </b></p>
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<p>Give yourself the space to make mistakes you will never be the perfect parent they don&#8217;t really exist. You will make mistakes, don&#8217;t worry, forgive yourself and learn. </p>
<p><b>Parenting tip 7 </b></p>
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<p>This is parenting advice.  Do at least one fun or relaxing thing every day for yourself, this will help to keep you sane and give you a more enjoyable day. </p>
<p><b>Parenting tip 8 </b></p>
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<p>Set up situations daily that will allow your child to make choices, this helps him develop independence and can save you both many arguments. Children as young as 18 months can be given an opportunity to choose.</p>
<p><b>Parenting tip 9</b></p>
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<p>Keep your boundaries and discipline strategies consistent even if you&#8217;re tired. A quick fix today often leads to more problems in the future. </p>
<p><b> Parenting tip 10 </b></p>
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<p>Keep in mind that <b>your child will learn more by example than by what you say</b> so set your child the best examples possible in everything.  </p>
<p><b>Don&#8217;t just read these parenting tips put them into practice. Good parenting involves action. </b></p>
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		<title>Girls Gymnastics: Kids Who Rip &#8211; Talented Young Gymnasts</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 30 Jul 2010 10:48:41 +0000</pubDate>
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		<title>Explaining SPARK &#8211; How It Helps Struggling Single Parents</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 29 Jul 2010 22:45:31 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[In 1970, 90% of all children under eighteen years of age lived in homes with two parents. In 2006, only 70% of children under eighteen years of age lived with two parents. Thus, the number of children living with one parent tripled from 8.5 million in 1970 to 20.6 million 2006. Clearly, single-parent families have [...]<p>Post from: <a href="http://www.blog2blogs.info">Baby Kids And Teens</a><br/><br/><a href="http://www.blog2blogs.info/parenting/explaining-spark-how-it-helps-struggling-single-parents.php">Explaining SPARK &#8211; How It Helps Struggling Single Parents</a></p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In 1970, 90% of all children under eighteen years of age lived in homes with two parents. In 2006, only 70% of children under eighteen years of age lived with two parents. Thus, the number of children living with one parent tripled from 8.5 million in 1970 to 20.6 million 2006. Clearly, single-parent families have become much more common across the United States. In highly urban areas, single parents lead a complex and difficult life. Concerns about crime, economic pressures, time demands, and the busy pace of life make single parenting a stressful challenge.</p>
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Single Parents Raising Kids, or SPARK, is an association of single parents living in Montgomery County in the State of Maryland in the United States. SPARK also covers single parents in areas near Montgomery County and Maryland.</p>
<p>SPARK was formed in 1987 by nine people who have successfully met the challenges of life as single parents. The founders&#8217; goal was to give single parents the tools they need to deal with the stressful issues they already had faced and overcome.</p>
<p>About SPARK</p>
<p>Single Parents Raising Kids is a non-governmental organization whose mission is to build a community where single parents in the area can interact, build new friendships, and share their experiences.</p>
<p>SPARK provides a forum where single parents in Maryland can support each other, share their the lessons they&#8217;ve learned through their common experiences, and help members learn from their successes and their mistakes.</p>
<p>SPARK fulfills its mission by encouraging active participation of its members in a balanced program that fosters strong, happy families. The group offers social and educational opportunities for each member.</p>
<p>SPARK is an active organization that publishes a calendar of events each month to provide informal, friendly social gatherings where members can relax and enjoy building relationships with others who share their life experience.</p>
<p>Examples of such activities include concerts, movies, dinners, and classes that help members get to know each other and interact in comfortable, enjoyable surroundings.</p>
<p>SPARK Management and Operation</p>
<p>Not-for-profit SPARK exists solely to fulfill its advocacy role for and commitments to single parents. It is not involved in, nor does it support, any other causes or organizations. </p>
<p>SPARK exists as a social support group. It does not generate income for its founders, leaders, or members. Its only compensation is the satisfaction of knowing that it creates the opportunity for support, social interaction, and sharing of hard-earned wisdom for its single parent members.</p>
<p>SPARK is directed and operated by volunteers. Operating expenses are funded entirely through voluntary contributions from and raised by its single parent members.</p>
<p>Based in Maryland and covering nearby states, SPARK is open to all single parents with children under eighteen years of age, whether or not the parent has legal custody of the child or children.</p>
<p>SPARK&#8217;s Purpose</p>
<p>The Single Parents Raising Kids organization&#8217;s purpose is to give members practical, constructive ideas for resolving social, emotional, and monetary problems that come with single parenthood. SPARK provides social situations where single parents know they are not alone. With this in mind, SPARK gives single parents opportunities for:</p>
<p>•       Participation with other single parents in wholesome and fun activities.</p>
<p>•       Learning and generating more knowledge about problems and solutions for single parents.</p>
<p>•       Sharing what they have learned that could benefit other single parents.</p>
<p>Reflections on Single Parenting</p>
<p>Today&#8217;s single parents are more fortunate than those in the past generations. The days when single parents were ostracized or looked down by the society have passed. Today, single parenthood doesn&#8217;t carry the stigma and social burden associated in the old days with a failing marriage or pregnancy out of wedlock.</p>
<p>The single parents of today are lucky to have available to them the opportunity to enjoy the support and issue-oriented groups and activities to help them out meet the burdens of raising children alone.</p>
<p>Organizations like SPARK could have helped many a single parent in the past. But it&#8217;s better late than never. Thank God, single parents can now get support from SPARK. </p>
<p>Having enjoyed success in making life better for single parents in the area, SPARK hopes the approach will expand from Maryland to the rest of the world.</p>
<p>To learn more about the organization or get information on events, contact SPARK headquarters at SPARK Incorporated, PO Box 288, Rockville, Maryland 20848.</p>
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		<title>Single Parents In College &#8211; How To Meet The Double Challenge</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 25 Jul 2010 07:59:52 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Richie</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Experts think that two of every ten college students today is a single parent, whether male or female. And the number of single parents in college is on a steady rise. This shouldn&#8217;t really be surprising since single-parent households have been on a sharp and steady increase for several decades. Whether by chance or choice, [...]<p>Post from: <a href="http://www.blog2blogs.info">Baby Kids And Teens</a><br/><br/><a href="http://www.blog2blogs.info/parenting/single-parents-in-college-how-to-meet-the-double-challenge.php">Single Parents In College &#8211; How To Meet The Double Challenge</a></p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Experts think that two of every ten college students today is a single parent, whether male or female. And the number of single parents in college is on a steady rise. This shouldn&#8217;t really be surprising since single-parent households have been on a sharp and steady increase for several decades. Whether by chance or choice, single parenting is a popular lifestyle for adults today.</p>
<p>Today, there are more single parents enrolled in college than ever before. Single parents face difficult challenges, and single parents who are also college students have additional stresses and demands to deal with.</p>
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The Challenges for Single-Parent College Students</p>
<p>Single parents attending college have many obstacles and difficulties. They have demands on their time greater than the amount of time they spend in class. They must also study to achieve satisfactory academic performance. Pressures to perform in class are added to those they already feel from their home and child-rearing responsibilities.</p>
<p>Society may not recognize the added burden. Being a single parent in college doesn&#8217;t change social expectations for making parent-teacher conferences, attending PTA meetings, coaching kids&#8217; sports teams, and the host of activities expected of parents today. </p>
<p>And people may view single parents in college differently. Even if having children was a conscious choice, people may assume that the single parent was irresponsible in his or her social and sexual behavior. Peers and professors may assume the single parent is promiscuous, creating even more problems for the harried student. So while the stigma against single parents has largely disappeared in modern western cultures, it may not be completely gone for single parents in college.</p>
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* Managing Time</p>
<p>Handling crowded schedules and meeting difficult time constraints is hard enough for single parents. There are so many expectations and demands, and the same 24 hours for meeting them. For the single parent attending college, time is a precious commodity. </p>
<p>They must some how deal with the need to study and keep up the grades with the need to take care of their children and give them a happy, healthy environment in which to grow. Class attendance and the children&#8217;s extra-curricular activities may conflict. </p>
<p>Exams may be scheduled over soccer games. They may have to choose between taking the baby to the pediatrician and going to their own doctor about that bad cold. There are no easy choices for single parents in college.</p>
<p>Time constraints affect more than the kids and family unit. The single-parent college student has little time to care for their own physical and emotional health. Getting regular exercise, a healthy diet, and adequate rest may be impossible. </p>
<p>Finding the time and a quiet place to study may be one of the most difficult parts of their day. Often, study doesn&#8217;t begin until after the kids are asleep. That means losing precious hours of their own sleep. Balancing academic life and a single-parent family are a Herculean challenge.</p>
<p>* Managing Money</p>
<p>Single parents already face the challenge of being the main source of income for their family. Attending college adds a significant financial burden to an already strained pocketbook and budget.</p>
<p>As most of us know, college expenses are significant today. The costs of tuition and fees, textbooks, laboratory fees, and transportation and parking eat into limited money for rent, groceries, and child care. </p>
<p>While student loans are available, they add to financial burdens unknown to college students who don&#8217;t have children. Mounting debt may be a necessary evil for single parents attending college. </p>
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Is there any question, then, about why so many single parents drop out of college or get failing grades? Recent studies suggest that some single parents are choosing to put their kids in foster care or out for adoption in order to improve their lives with a college degree. </p>
<p>Those without a supportive extended family or outside resources may be forced to make this heart-breaking decision to give their children the best possible chance at life. The hard fact of the matter is that, without a college degree, the single parent may not be able to give their children a normal life anyway. </p>
<p>No matter how tempted we may be to judge the single parent in college who gives up their children, it is important to recognize and acknowledge their terrible dilemma. And for those that are able to pull it off, society owes a round of thunderous applause.</p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Planning a party for young children can be stressful, but by following these simple tips, you can make your child&#8217;s big day go down a treat with all their friends as well as impressing their parents.<br />ThemeOne of the first things to consider is whether or not you and your child want a theme for your party. Having a theme can often make planning activities for the kids much easier and also gives the added fun of letting them dress up. There are many low cost fancy dress shops online which have a wide range of options for both boys and girls, from pirates to princesses. It is usually a good idea to choose a unisex option and base it around either a classic theme, such as jungle animals, or around a new release, like the new Toy Story 3 film.<br />DecorationsIf you have chosen a theme then the decorations should be fairly simple. Balloons are a must have for any party and your theme will dictate the colours. A jungle animal themed party should have lots of green streamers and pictures of wild animals pinned around the house or garden. The cake should be a focal point so again make sure it fits in with your theme.<br />FoodRemember that kids love to pick at their food, so small or bite-sized options are the best for a kid&#8217;s party. Pizza fingers, sausage rolls, small sandwiches perhaps cut into interesting shapes (again themes can really help here). For something healthier, cut up red and yellow peppers, carrots and cucumber into sticks and team them with houmous or a dip. A great way to get the kids to eat something good for them. Small cupcakes are a good idea and can easily be matched with any theme by altering their colour or by writing or drawing with icing. Another great idea is to have all the ingredients for an ice cream sundae out and let the kids make one themselves. Can be messy but is fantastic fun!<br />GamesSimple games often work the best. Beginning your party with a popular game such as musical statues is a great way to get the kids running around and the perfect appetite builder. Pin the Tail is a game which can be adapted according to your theme: princesses have to pin the crown on Snow White and jungle animals have to Pin the Tail on a lion. Pass the Parcel is a good game for after the kids have eaten and can be set up so everyone gets a prize. Work the games around to your theme; a treasure hunt would be perfect for a pirate party.<br />Party BagsEvery good kids party has to have a goodie bag. They don&#8217;t have to be expensive, just add bubbles, stickers, bouncy balls and of course a slice of cake for the perfect selection.Remember to keep the party fairly short (a few hours should be plenty) and to keep any siblings involved with all aspects of the party. Perhaps ask them to help with decorating the cakes or making the games.<br />If you follow all these tips, then your child and all their friends will have a great afternoon.</p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Having a baby can be joyous, but there are times when your baby will frustrate people with loud crying and fussiness. Outside the normal baby behavior that frustrates people, colic in baby&#8217;s can be another factor to certain baby&#8217;s that will cause stress for the baby as well as the parents.</p>
<p>Colic in baby&#8217;s can be determined by checking for some of the common symptoms. If the baby cries for a continuous period of time without stopping, this may be a symptom. Make sure you have tried numerous methods to control the crying before checking off this as a symptom that the baby has. Another symptom to look for is the time of the day it occurs.Â  Colic in baby&#8217;s will occur at a certain time of the day, and it will start suddenly. After crying for awhile, the baby will stop crying instantly as well. Check if the crying is sudden and what time it starts and stops at since this may help determining colic in baby&#8217;s.</p>
<p>Babies with colic will look as if he or she is in a lot of pain. Baby&#8217;s do not usually express discomfort due to pain. It is usually because of common things such as being hungry, so it is possible to tell if the baby is in pain or discomfort because they did not get what they want. Baby&#8217;s with colic will also feel very irritable and not be able to sleep. If the baby&#8217;s has a problem with sleeping for a period of time or not get enough sleep, it may be a sign that the baby has colic.</p>
<p>All natural baby colic relief products, such as Babyâ??s Blissâ?¢ Gripe Water &#8211; an all natural, herbal supplement, safe for babyâ??s sensitive tummy, are very effective at treating colic.Â Â  This colic remedy is made with organic fennel and ginger with sodium bicarbonate and fructose. The Gripe Water should be given to baby when it appears that he or she is becoming uncomfortable, especially after eating, as this tends to be the time when we see colic in baby&#8217;s.Â Â Â  This product can also provide infant gas relief.</p>
<p>Colic in baby&#8217;s is very painful for the baby, so finding out if the baby has colic or not is important. There are numerous causes for this, and the causes are something people cannot control. The baby could have an immature digestive system, the baby could be swallowing a lot of air while the baby is eating, or other reasons such as the mother consumes certain food that may contain harmful chemical. The good news is that there are treatments for colic in baby&#8217;s.</p>
<p>There are numerous colic cures and treatment for colic in baby&#8217;s.Â  Homeopathy is one of the safest and easiest methods in treating colic in babies.Â  A benefit of using a homeopathic colic formula is that there are no side effects that people have to worry about.</p>
<p>Determining whether the baby has colic is significant. Since the baby will be suffering lots of pain, it is necessary that colic in baby&#8217;s is determined and treated quickly. It is not healthy for the baby to grow up with extreme pain that makes the baby feel very uncomfortable. Since the treatments are natural and easily accessible, treating colic in baby&#8217;s should not be a problem. Good luck in treating colic in baby&#8217;s!</p>
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<p>* Disclaimer: The information available on this website should not be used as a substitute for professional or medical care for the prevention, diagnosis, or treatment for you or your child. Please consult with your doctor, pediatrician or pharmacist before trying any prescription or OTC product. This information is provided only to help you be as informed as possible.</p>
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		<title>Indigent Single Parents &#8211; Government Lends A Helping Hand</title>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The growth in magnitude of mono parents is rising steadily. Such a growth is witnessed not alone in US, but all other countries as well.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                        </p>
<p>Parenting children all alone is an arduous and amenable job, considering the fact that raising children, companionless is an uphill task. This is why, gutsy and liable personalities vote for it.</p>
<p>In accordance with a public canvass conducted, when provided with an opportunity, a high margin of US population opted for parenting their children companionless, single handedly. This derives to a conclusion that, people aren’t destined to parent singly, but rather, it is an option willingly chosen by them.</p>
<p>Monetary Aid </p>
<p>Realizing the hardships of raising children solely and alone, the government renders financial backup to those indigent mono parents, thus minimizing their strain and endurance.</p>
<p>These government aids are available for the people of the society, specifically for indigent spouseless parents.</p>
<p>For mono parents seeking monetary help, to apply for the financial aid, should get hold of the document for appealing for the grant, from the City Hall in the vicinity. The answers for the queries should be inscribed and it ought to be legitimate as the data will be checked and will be the groundwork for accrediting their claim for the above mentioned.</p>
<p>Though these monetary grants are accessible by any mono parent, there are specifications and conditions for applying, to secure the capital from money minded clan.</p>
<p>Mono parents who get copious amount of amends and income, sufficient to assist the children at ease and even in a lavish manner, cannot avail the monetary help rendered by the administration.</p>
<p>Conditions Apply</p>
<p>To certify for the help extended by the regime, primarily, the mono parent’s marriage should have been annulled. Else, the other parent should have long ago kicked the bucket or is impaired or crippled.</p>
<p>The administration and professionals, assuming that financial parental aid, to the child, in such situations is impracticable, they offer financial parenting.</p>
<p>Further, considering that a period of 365 days is enough to sense relinquishment, a parent, singled out due to abjuring of the child by the other parent, is as well certified to apply for the aid.</p>
<p>Financial help is provided for single parents, when in a situation that the other parent being imprisoned or if the child is born to an unmarried couple.</p>
<p>Another instance, a swiftly escalating case, is when one of the parents, other than the parent who presently guards the child, is unidentified.</p>
<p>Children and parents singly raising children, in the below criteria, are unfit to aspire for monetary guidance or aid from the government.</p>
<p>- If because of the mono parent or both mom and dad, the child is a beneficiary for holdings or allowance.</p>
<p>- Auxiliary disability pension is obtainable by the mono parent for his affliction or due to him having children.</p>
<p>- Guardian or daycare takes over the charge of being a parent in disguise to the child.</p>
<p>- If the mono parent’s current companion takes care of the child. Couples united by common-law marriages come under this reservation.</p>
<p>- Public pension benefits can be obtainable by the mono parent who presently takes care of the child.</p>
<p>Though funds are provided for these mono parents, they ought to realize that, more than money, the care and emotional back up is more vital and superior to any aid rendered by the regime of the country the indigent mono parents.</p>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 19 Jul 2010 16:45:32 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Richie</dc:creator>
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A baby girl sustains multiple injuries following reports that she fell from a third flood flat window in south London.</p>
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		<title>The Secret Nuances of Being a Good Parent</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 16 Jul 2010 01:48:45 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Richie</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[We have been told so often about the common mistakes that parents make when raising children that very often the all important question of being a good parent is sidelined. After all, there is a subtle yet important difference between the two that should not be ignored. Many parents focus so much on trying to [...]<p>Post from: <a href="http://www.blog2blogs.info">Baby Kids And Teens</a><br/><br/><a href="http://www.blog2blogs.info/parenting/the-secret-nuances-of-being-a-good-parent.php">The Secret Nuances of Being a Good Parent</a></p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>We have been told so often about the common mistakes that parents make when raising children that very often the all important question of being a good parent is sidelined. After all, there is a subtle yet important difference between the two that should not be ignored. Many parents focus so much on trying to avoid the pitfalls of parenting that they become negligent to the good aspects of parenting. </p>
<p>&#13;The fact of the matter is that being a good parent comes instinctively to some people. However, the good news is that wonderful parenting is an art which can be learned and so there is no need to worry unduly about it.  The first behavioral trait you will find in good parents is their complete lack of presumption. So many people feel that they know what is best for their children. The problem with such thinking is that it limits the ability to be original and deal with the problems of your children intelligently. </p>
<p>&#13;Having experienced the traumas of childhood first-hand does not ensure that you have all the answers in your kitty.  Being a good parent means that you take the changing times into account and understand that a comparison of your childhood with that of your children can never be fair. The problems that plague and bother your child today will definitely be different from what you faced when you were a child.</p>
<p>&#13;Today, children mature a lot faster than we did when we were kids. For us, childhood was a relatively slow-paced affair while for today&#8217;s young generation things change everyday and keeping pace with life poses a whole new set of challenges that we as parents are not aware of. Being a good parent means that all outdated comparisons have to be dispensed with. </p>
<p>&#13;One of the most common problem parents&#8217; face in present times is their children&#8217;s ever-increasing demand for expensive shoes or clothes or other gadgets which their friends possess. Many parents feel that their children are being insensitive and callous and do not wish to pamper them by giving into these demands. Being a good parent does not mean that you buy things for your child which you cannot afford to in the first place. However, dismissing all demands by assuming that your child is acquisitive is also not the right thing to do. </p>
<p>&#13;Try and empathize with your child in situations like these rather than being judgmental. Understand that these demands are prompted because of the possessions of other kids in school. Your child desires the same objects as he does not want to feel excluded or inferior to others.  At this juncture, a practical gesture would be to talk to your child and broaden his horizon of thinking. Even if he is young, you can bring about the awareness that material possessions do not determine superiority or inferiority and what truly sets a person above the rest is his humane and sympathetic nature. </p>
<p>&#13;Your child might not take to this idea like a fish takes to water, as it will be a different way of looking at life for him but he will definitely value this sooner or later. Infusing this belief also does not mean that you never buy the expensive things that your child wants. Wherever you feel that the demand is justified or that an occasional spending spree is not a problem, you can be an extravagant parent. This way you are being a good parent along with having a pragmatic approach towards life.</p>
<p>&#13;One of the secrets of being a good parent is to watch the facial expressions of your child when he communicates with you as well as with other people around him. This will tell you a lot more than just listening to what your child says. Many children do not reveal their true feelings verbally as they have their own inhibitions. Being alert to facial expressions and gestures is a good way of accessing your child&#8217;s inner thoughts and emotions. Along with this, be a good listener to your child and devote quality time where you discuss not only his school and friends but other areas of interest that both of you have. After all, the metamorphosis of the child into a friend is the most desired gift to any parent.</p>
<p>&#13;Another great way of being a good parent is to participate actively in parent evenings. Your avid interest will be a great encouragement for your child to perform better and you will also get to know of his development in studies and other extra-curricular activities. Today, many parents are unable to help children with their school work as this necessitates some amount of computer literacy as well as knowledge of current teaching trends. </p>
<p>&#13;In case you have time on your hands as a parent, you could polish your computer skills and read up on teaching methods so that you can give a helping hand when necessary. Learning computer skills from your children might also be a good way of allowing the fun element into your relationship. There is even a possibility that your child admires your honest admission of ignorance in something that he/she is good at and takes a real interest in educating you. There are a lot of parents who feel the need to portray themselves as all-knowing and superior. There is no need to do so. On the contrary, your child will respect you all the more if you admit that there are certain things that you also find difficult to grasp rather than judging you as imperfect.</p>
<p>&#13;Even though being involved with your child&#8217;s school activities is commendable, being a good parent means that you have to keep your eyes open for your child&#8217;s reaction to your interest in their studies. Some children are perfectly capable of handling their curriculum by themselves and your zeal may be misconstrued as interference. In such cases, it is better to back off and provide help only when asked.</p>
<p>&#13;Many parents are paranoid about the times we live in and the issue of safety that has been so blatantly threatened by it. In a bid to shield their children, they try and set limits that are not age-appropriate. Children react adversely to this as they perceive it to be manipulative and controlling behavior on the part of their parents. One of the most important lessons you have to learn on the way of being a good parent is that coddling your children never works and your children will even start rejecting sensible and practical advice on your part so as to assert their freedom. So, beware of this tendency.</p>
<p>&#13;To sum it up, the whole crux of being a good parent is to accept your children as individuals who have their likes and dislikes as well as their strengths and weaknesses and respect them for what they are rather than what you would like them to be. Doing so will guarantee that not only are you a good parent, but your children are also great children to have.</p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Shopping for toys could not be easier than visiting www.everything4kids.com. This is an amazing website where you can literally find everything that you need for the children in your life. This website carries everything that you can imagine from Disney to Barbie, Star Wars to Transformers. Every popular kids toy can be found by simply going online to this site. This is a fun website to use when shopping for toys and also very easy to navigate. Th toy categories are clearly marked and there is a vast selection of items to choose from. This is a website that can take a lot of the confusion out of shopping for toys and make the experience more pleasant and simple.</p>
<p>There are so many amazing products available at Everything 4 Kids you will be sure to find the perfect gift. From small toys with clever designs to large outdoor play sets, this website sells everything that a child could want. There is a large selection of riding toys and several cute options for a playhouse as well. All of the most popular kids toys that are making the wish lists across the country can be found on this website. This can help to take a lot of the pressure off of Christmas and Birthday gift shopping. This wonderful website can eliminate hours spent at a toy store or the mall, and countless hours looking at multiple websites trying to find the toys that your kids want. There are few options as simple as being able to go to www.everything4kis.com. The name says it all, as there are numerous options fro children from toys to bedding and everything in between. This is a website that you will use over and over again to find all of the kids items that you need.</p>
<p>Kids toys are readily available on this website. There are toys from High School Musical and Sesame Street. Toys that are appropriate fro every age range and that will match any interest. This makes Everything 4 Kids the best place to go to find whatever kids toy you are looking for. With so many amazing choices in one place, the only thing to worry about is deciding which of these toys is just right. Whether you are looking for Nintendo games or iPods, Bob the Builder or Dora the Explorer, you will find exactly what you want here at www.everything4kids.com.</p>
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<p>Post from: <a href="http://www.blog2blogs.info">Baby Kids And Teens</a><br/><br/><a href="http://www.blog2blogs.info/kids/buying-kids-toys.php">Buying Kids Toys</a></p>
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