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What to Do When Your Teenager Wants to Drop Out

Posted on 29 August 2010 in Parenting

Hearing your teenager tell you that they want to drop out of school can be frustrating and nerve-racking at the same time. You may be feeling many different emotions such as anger, helplessness and anxiety. However, ignore the instinct to yell and instead rationally talk to your teen and find out the underlying reason for [...]

Top Tips for Your Child’s Academic Success

Posted on 28 August 2010 in Parenting

Academic success is important in a child’s life as it can help to shape the future. There are many things you can do to help your child or children succeed and they all start at home. Keep track of your child’s school activities, set up a consistent routine and ensuring that they have enough rest [...]

Healthy Home-Made Dog Treats

Posted on 28 August 2010 in Green Talk

There are lots of advantages to making your own dog treats; they’re healthier and you can customize the ingredients, for example. Once you get the hang of it, you can create your own healthy dog treat recipes. Just be sure to avoid chocolate, grapes, walnuts, and raisins.
Here are some recipe ideas to get you started.
1. [...]

The Environmental Impact of Building Campfires

Posted on 27 August 2010 in Green Talk

Building a campfire seems like a natural way to enjoy the wilderness. And campfires are cozy and delightfully primitive. However, they can be potentially damaging or dangerous.
What impact can campfires have on the environment?
Campfires can get out of control. Man-made forest fires and wildfires do enormous amounts of environmental damage each year. And these types [...]

Tattling – How to Stop a Tattle Tale

Posted on 27 August 2010 in Parenting

“Mama, Sally hit me!” “Daddy, Billy took my dolly!” If you have more than one child, you’ve probably heard a similar barrage of complaints and tattling. How to stop a tattle tale may be a topic you’d like to learn more about.
Children five to ten years old are often the most active tattlers. You were [...]

Stop and Smell the Roses – How Flowers Can Heal

Posted on 26 August 2010 in Green Talk

There is a reason why we send people flowers when they are ill, have received bad news, or are celebrating a holiday or other joyous occasion – flowers lift the spirits. Giving and receiving flowers is an antiquated custom that shows no signs of stopping. We send flowers to apologize, to say “I love you,” [...]

How to Survive Sleepovers

Posted on 26 August 2010 in Parenting

It’s inevitable. If you have children they will eventually ask if they can have a friend, or friends, spend the night. For those who remember being a child and sleeping over at a friends’ house and the chaos that ensued, you may be wondering how to survive sleepovers.
Sleepovers can be a great deal of fun [...]

Natural Steps to Control Your Pain

Posted on 25 August 2010 in Green Talk

If you are in pain, especially if it is nagging or chronic, you may be hoping to avoid taking medication but still want relief. Or maybe you would like to save money by managing your pain without resorting to chemical means. There are many non-medical, sometimes inexpensive ways to manage your pain.
Chiropractics
A good chiropractor can [...]

Why and How to Get Involved in Your Child’s School

Posted on 25 August 2010 in Parenting

Getting involved in your child’s school activities is an excellent way to further develop a bond with your child. Getting involved also helps your child to see that you are interested in their activities and will likely foster a higher academic success rate.
There are several ways that you can get involved in your child’s school [...]

Should My Child Have Her Tonsils Removed?

Posted on 25 August 2010 in Health & Safety

Before my daughter turned one year old, she already had a couple of bouts with tonsillitis. While she responded to antibiotics with majority of those bouts, there were still other instances when she had to be hospitalized because she had very high fever along with a very poor appetite. In the beginning, I was hoping [...]

School Bag Safety – What to Look For

Posted on 24 August 2010 in Health & Safety

With the heavy load of books that children have to carry around in school, it is no wonder that safety is becoming more of an issue in regards to backpacks. Because muscles are still forming throughout childhood, it is important to choose a backpack that will carry the weight of the books rather than put [...]

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