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- http://www.parents.com/family-life/better-parenting/parenting-style/
10-real-mommy-resolutions/?page=1
10 real mommy resolutions - There is no need to wait until the first of the year to make resolutions. Get ahead of the game today! Check here for resolutions moms are sure to enjoy!
- http://www.parents.com/parents/quiz.jsp?quizId=/templatedata/
parents/quiz/data/1133189437903.xml
You are your children's most influential role model. Are your actions teaching them the right lessons? Take this quiz and find out.
- http://www.parents.com/preschoolers/learning/preparing-preschool/
what-your-child-should-learn-in-preschool/?sssdmh=dm17.330952 &esrc=nwpce08_09&email=461273993
Find out what skills you can expect your child to master at 2, 3, and 4 years old.
- http://www.kaboose.com/ - Crafts for children and tips for parents.
- http://www.brightideas.com - Craft ideas for every occasion.
- http://www.dltk-cards.com/ - Printables from door hangers to chore charts.
- http://www.childsafekit.com/index.aspx
Request a free Child Safe Kit to store your child's most important information in one safe place.
- Helpful Handbook for Kentucky
Grandparents (PDF file)
- http://www.ncpamd.com/adhd.htm
ADD site with resources and articles about symptoms, treatments, book
reviews, counseling and other sites' links.
- http://parenting.ivillage.com/tp/tppotty/topics/0,,4rw8,00.html?
prd=sch&sky=ovt|milestone|pp
Parenting.ivillage.com is a huge comprehensive site with many articles
on what to do with your baby or toddler, whether they're breastfeeding,
behaving badly, or pottytraining. Sort of like an online magazine, very
helpful.
Articles on site:
http://parenting.ivillage.com/tp/tppotty/0,,9mmn,00.html
"10 ways to tell your child is ready to toilet train"
http://parenting.ivillage.com/tp/tppotty/0,,9mmq,00.html
"How do I begin toilet training my child?"
http://parenting.ivillage.com/baby/bteething/0,,47v8,00.html
"Pain when teething: What helps?"
http://parenting.ivillage.com/gs/gslearning/0,,nk60,00.html
"ADD/DHD: What every parent should know"
http://parenting.ivillage.com/gs/gslearning/0,,45nh,00.html
"Helping child with ADD understand rules"
- www.parenting.com
Another online magazine, awesome!
Articles on site:
http://www.parenting.com/parenting/article/0,19840,648328,00.html
"The truth about teething"
http://www.parenting.com/parenting/article/0,19840,648427_2,00.html
"Mommy, it hurts!"
http://www.parenting.com/parenting/article/0,19840,647325,00.html
"3 Easy stages: A Guide to Pottytraining"
- http://www.familycorner.com
- www.verybestbaby.com
Articles on site:
http://www.verybestbaby.com/content/article.asp?
section=fb&id=2001101122081575717469
"Teething Time
- www.momready.com
Safe Web Sites for Children:
Great Non-Commercial Web Sites:
Parenting Teens Tips
- Trick-or-Treat Safety Tips
- Use face paint instead of a mask.
- If using a mask, make sure it’s not too large; can youth
see through holes provided?
- Costumes: Make sure they are not too long (child may trip) or
too big (do they have to hold part of the costume up with their
hands?) Alter to fit.
- Decorate a flashlight for child to carry as part of their costume.
- Children should be accompanied by an adult or older teenager (go
in groups).
- Candy bag should be an appropriate size for child to carry, remember
it will get heavier throughout the evening. An adult can carry any
extra small/medium size bag to exchange when it gets filled so the
child doesn't trip or bag breaks. Small pillow cases are good.
- Candy should be checked by an adult before eating.
- Trick-or-Treat only at homes that you know the people (neighbors,
relatives, etc.)
- Never go inside a home even if you are invited.
- Don't eat homemade treats unless you and your family know the
people (relatives).
- Limit the amount of treats a child eats over several days; remember
they probably have been eating while trick-or-treating.
- Costume Ideas
http://www.orientaltrading.com
= Great costume ideas!!
- Printable Crafts & Puzzles for Children
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