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Everyday Ways to Make Your Toddler Smarter

Posted on 06 September 2010 in Parenting

A toddler’s day is full of high energy activities. But no matter how curious and eager they are to learn, it’s difficult to sit them down for a one-on-one session. It’s up to the parents to find ways to sharpen their toddler’s mind without taking the fun out of it.
The easiest way to put learning [...]

What You Need To Know About Placenta Previa

Posted on 06 September 2010 in Pregnancy & Labor

I began to have bleeding when I reached the sixth month of my pregnancy. Although it was very minimal and it usually stopped by itself, it was very disturbing because it was a constant reminder that there was something wrong with my pregnancy. After the first episode, my doctor confirmed the news. I had a [...]

Placenta Art – A Personalized Pregnancy Keepsake

Posted on 05 September 2010 in Pregnancy & Labor

Making placenta art is a unique and personal way to preserve a memory of your pregnancy forever. Keeping the placenta after delivery sounds weird but it is not uncommon. Many moms who feel attached to their placenta take it home and keep it frozen for months after giving birth, not sure of what to do [...]

Tricks to Flatten your Tummy Instantly – Without Exercise or Surgery

Posted on 04 September 2010 in Life and Time Management

A bulging tummy is something many women feel conscious about. Flabs can dampen a person’s self confidence just because of its unattractive appearance. An unshapely belly, especially a post partum one can be a source of insecurity, so women look for ways to get it back in its flat shape.
Some specific types of exercise or [...]

Family Traditions Are Important

Posted on 03 September 2010 in Life and Time Management

Family traditions can take place at any time, whether it’s an annual summer vacation trip or a specific holiday tradition. It is important to follow these traditions over the years as it will help your children and your families develop a bond. It also provides a sense of family and gives you and your children [...]

Teaching Kids about Backyard Bugs

Posted on 03 September 2010 in Green Talk

The world of insects is fascinating. From walking sticks to butterflies to fireflies, the insect world delights and intrigues. Bugs are just creepy enough to invite further investigation, especially by children. You don’t have to have a science project in the works to enjoy getting out and teaching your kids about bugs.
One thing is certain [...]

How To Throw A Birthday Party On A Budget

Posted on 02 September 2010 in Money Matter$

If you think that fun birthday parties are synonymous to big bucks, think again. With careful planning, you can actually throw a fabulous birthday party without breaking the bank. First you need to decide on the number of guests that you will be inviting. You may have to limit the number of visitors depending on [...]

Outdoor Activity Games to Play for Labor Day Weekend

Posted on 02 September 2010 in Fun & Games

If you’re planning a party to celebrate the end of summer, you may be looking for outdoor activity games to play for Labor Day weekend. The following list of activities may be what you’re looking for or may spark other ideas of your own.
Most children, and those who are children at heart, love to play [...]

Top Tips to Keep Your Children Hydrated This Summer

Posted on 02 September 2010 in Green Talk

It’s important to stay hydrated in the summer months, and kids can easily forget to drink enough. And if your kids drink the wrong kind of drink, it can do more harm than good. Here are some tips on keeping your children healthy and hydrated in the hot summer months.
1. Fluids
Drinking water is very important. [...]

September Gardening 101

Posted on 01 September 2010 in Green Talk

If you’ve been gardening all summer, you’ve likely enjoyed the fruits of your labor. Fresh vegetables, fruits or flowers have graced your dinner table in one manner or another. But now the summer is nearing an end. You may be wondering what you can do in September to prepare your garden for the coming winter [...]

Which Houseplants Give You Cleaner Air

Posted on 01 September 2010 in Green Talk

In the late 1980s, NASA researched indoor plants to see if they would cleanse the air in tightly-sealed space stations. The good news is, you can benefit from their discoveries in your home.
It is true that houseplants improve indoor air quality. They absorb some of the toxic chemicals that out-gas from building materials. Some plant [...]

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September Gardening 101

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