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Getting To Know Your Baby: Baby's Second Month Guide

Time has flown. Your little bundle of joy has been a part of your home for more than four weeks now. The new dad and mum are now more relaxed, confident, and really enjoy their new responsibilities (at least most of the time).
Michelle HigginsOctober 07, 2005

Alternative Ways of Naming a Baby

Traditionally, babies have been named at a christening/baptism. Most still are, but increasingly parents are choosing an alternative, non-religious ceremony.There are three types of service available at a Church.
Tony LuckOctober 07, 2005

7 Breastfeeding Myths Dispelled!

Despite the tons of scientific literature available, these breastfeeding myths are a cause of concern for every nursing mother.Read on to see a few common myths dispelled.Myth #1"My breasts will sag if I breast-feed" Not true!
Michelle HigginsOctober 07, 2005

Kid Time And Couple Time

Summary: Are you having trouble finding time to be with your children and to be with each other? Discover how important this balance is, and what may be the underlying issue in the way of couple time.A reader emailed me the following...
Margaret Paul, Ph.D.October 04, 2005

SATS! - A Daunting Educational Yardstick

The Dreaded SATS - A Teenagers Nightmare! Well, here we are again facing the dreaded standardized achievement tests (SATS). Everyone involved is a bundle of nerves. The head teacher wants to look good on the national league tables.
Noel SwansonOctober 03, 2005

Unusual Baby Names - A Popular Trend

Parents today seem to be favoring unusual baby names. At one point in history, over half of the children born were given popular names. No more. Today's trend is to break with the traditional.
Alli RossOctober 03, 2005

Letters to Santa Claus...Where Do They Actually Go?

In anticipation of the most magical time of year, a child poetically articulates on paper exactly what she wants for Christmas, pleading her case as to why she overwhelmingly deserves everything for which she is asking.
Mark BulleitOctober 03, 2005

Character Building by Designing Parents

Think carefully about what your child needs when you teach right from wrong. Research reveals 92% of high school students say they are satisfied with their own ethics and character, yet 1/4 admit stealing within the past year.
Jean Tracy. MSSOctober 02, 2005

Wise Ways To Discipline

First of all there are some very important factors to consider for discipline to work well. Without them, your efforts to effectively teach your children will ultimately fail. 1. INFLUENCE: You cannot teach what you do not live.
Terri HardwickOctober 02, 2005

New Internet Filter and Kid Safe Web Browser Keeps Internet Safe For Kids

Finally there is a solution for parents and grandparents who want to allow their children the freedom to surf the Internet without the fear that they may stumble across the “wrong things” online.
Greg WriterOctober 02, 2005