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Children: Our most valuable natural resource.
Ceryleth and her Wyrmling
Ceryleth flew casually over the forest of her domain, enjoying the warm sun on her back. It wasn’t often she took time to just enjoy flying anymore. There was always just something else that required her attention. So when she did finally get the chance to just relax and enjoy being in the air watching the life below her as it passed her by. The animals in her domain had grown so accustomed to her presence the they barely paid her any mind. It was nice in a way that she wasn’t actively feared by the many small creatures that existed.
By Samuel Berry4 years ago in Families
Stick Shift is to Driving as Cursive is to Writing
My kid (the oldest) is turning 15 soon. I know most parents go through the freak-out stage at this point where it is sort of hard to fathom that this human used to be an adorable baby that grew so gradually that it felt like forever and everyone would always tell you enjoy this because it goes so fast and all you (me) do is just sit there and nod and say, yeah, whatever, I am suffering here and you don't seem to care...
By Sarah Hatfield4 years ago in Families
Pyrius
Prologue: 3000 years ago, Humankind and Dragonkind lived in peace with each of them building their own civilisations. Dragons had their own ways of magyk. Firepower dragons lived on the land and could weaponize the burning breath. They could set off volcanoes and raze the land for clearing. They also cooked food for the other creatures via the burning breath.
By Neil Marathe4 years ago in Families
Choosing a bunk bed is a great way to increase your child's safety
Low bunk beds with stairs offer more safety and security than similar beds without stairs. The stairs provide the most stable surface for children to walk on and have an integrated, sturdy handrail. Moreover, they connect the lower and upper bunks so that a child is covered from both sides when climbing up to the top bunk.
By Ashok Prajapat4 years ago in Families
5 Tips for Parents Who Want to Teach Young Children to Read
With so many things to keep track of these days, it’s not uncommon for parents to feel a bit stressed when trying to plan activities and learning opportunities for their kids. After all, who has time to research and create new activities from scratch every week? Fortunately, teaching young children to read doesn’t have to be stressful. In fact, with the right planning and a little time spent on preparation, you can make this an enjoyable experience for everyone involved. Read on for five tips that will help get you started on the road to success as a parent who wants to teach young children to read.
By Rebecca Paeth4 years ago in Families
A Christmas Story
The holidays are that time of year that we can all agree can be tough on those of us who have either struggled with the loss of loved ones or just trying to survive day by day. Between the pandemic, and prices from gas to groceries being more expensive it gets a little more stressful.
By Paula Cushman4 years ago in Families
3 Best Noise Cancelling Baby Headphones [Review]: Ear Protection
Babies are susceptible to noise, and it can be pretty overwhelming for them. Especially if you live in a city or an area with a lot of traffic, you know how important it is to keep your little one calm and relaxed. That’s where the best noise-canceling headphones for babies come in to help you.
By Kalpa Ranjan Chakma4 years ago in Families
Miracle Baby
Leaves of yellow and orange filled the floor of the forest as a fall breeze swept them gently into the air. The ones that have rooted off their branches dried up quickly leaving a crunch with each step Martha’s scaley feet took. Martha walked in this spot of the forest every day for the last two years. There was no one to bother her- no elves, humans, or dragons like herself. It was calming to clear her mind from the world. Around her stood maple trees losing their blanket of colors to the ground around them. Families of squirrels ran around their trunks as mother birds nested in their branches.
By David S. JohnsonWilliams4 years ago in Families
Cheap Christmas Color Books
Rainbow Touch and Feel Book This book is a must-have for any child who loves rainbows. The bright colors, interactive design, and tactile elements make it an instant hit with kids. It is a simple book with a single concept, but it is executed very well. The cover of the book is made of soft fabric so that your child can feel as well as touch it. The pages inside contain various rainbow-themed objects for them to touch and feel. There is a pot of gold, a rainbow, a pot of jewels, and much more. Additionally, the book comes with a mirror at the end for some fun face painting. The best thing about this book is that it is a mix of picture book and touch and feel. It is the perfect way to introduce young children to the world of colors.
By John Williams4 years ago in Families
