children

Children: Our most valuable natural resource.

How to Dress Your Baby for The Weather
For a first-time mom, everything regarding her baby is new and challenging – even the simplest things. When should you feed the baby, has the baby eaten enough, should the baby be sleeping, is the baby cold, and even how to properly dress your baby – all these questions are enough to make you second guess yourself.
By Jasmine Anderson5 years ago in Families
The 10 Keys to Raising a Responsible Child (Instead of an Entitled one)
You know firsthand how difficult it is to raise a child in this day and age. Your eight-year-old is rude to you and won't listen, your four-year-old doesn't want to play with the neighbor's kid, and your toddler has only a vague understanding of what "no" means. It seems that every time you turn around, a new trend surfaces that makes raising your kids even harder.
By Phong OG 5 years ago in Families
Fell in Love
Fell in Love I remember the first time I fell in love. I mean really fell in love, not your average puppy love type. This was relentless, unconditional, and all-consuming love. It was cold outside, there was snow on the ground and I was 20 years old. On January 18, 1993, I gave birth to the most perfect baby girl. She was beautiful and sweet and my life would never be the same. I had never really thought much about anyone but myself until her. I named her Brooke Skyler and I was hooked and totally obsessed. Just watching Brooke sleep brought me great joy. I couldn't get anything done because all I wanted to do was hold her. I would sit and stare at her for hours. She was so perfect, I simply couldn't believe that she was real and that I had created something so amazing. Brooke's tiny hands would wrap around my finger while she was nursing. She made little noises and squirmed and wiggled. She was my whole world and I would die for her.
By Vanessa Hampton5 years ago in Families
Death by Barn Owl
Strange, the fierce and wonderful things that can come out of ruins. Or even out of suburbia. Ours was a quiet neighbourhood. We had no knife crime, no guns, no gangs. The most exciting thing that ever happened to us was when the Onion Man came round on his bike. The Onion Man, you may ask? He was from the island of Jersey in the Channel Islands, looked as if he might be in his seventies, wore a black beret and had strings of onions draped over the handle bars of his bike, selling them door to door.
By Clare Blanchard5 years ago in Families
"Together."
What would it look like to "love everyone?" As this year begins, this homeschooling mama is contemplating how to teach inclusivity. What are some tangible ways that I can teach these 7 kids to love themselves and others? Starting with the premise that in a broken world, true love is the only safe place to land. Until they learn to love themselves, they won't have the proper tools to love others.
By Marisa S Vargas5 years ago in Families
How To Prevent Fear of Darkness at Children
Fear remains, without a doubt, one of the strongest emotions of a child, from birth. An unexpected noise, too much light, an unknown voice - and that's it, all the conditions for fear are met!
By Billy Daniels5 years ago in Families
How Do We Help the Little Ones to Develop Self-Esteem?
Being a parent means being an instructor and trainer of skills needed throughout social life. The basis of children's harmonious development is to teach them to value, respect, and treat each other with love.
By Jerry Jacobson5 years ago in Families
Protect your mother from these phrases, they break her heart
Time is merciless, and sooner or later it takes away from us the closest, and among them the dearest and dearest person - mother. She is the only one in the world, the most special person, because she gives us life, grows and pays attention at the cost of her own years. Yes, all real mothers do this, but the contribution to our development and life cannot be compared with anything. She is at the bedside when we are sick, she is at the window when we do not come to spend the night without warning, she is the happiest in all our victories in life!
By tanya5 years ago in Families
10 Mistakes You Make When You Put The Baby To Sleep
Learn how to make a strict schedule for your baby. To grow up healthy and harmonious, for a child, restful sleep is 60% important, and food is 40% important. That is why the program we are used to is paramount.
By Greg Mills5 years ago in Families
10 Ways to Show To Your Child That You Love Him
Children are more emotional than adults. If they are not told at least once a day that they are loved, they will feel lonely, ignored, and unhappy. That child who knows he is loved is happy, so his father must communicate with the little one in such a way that he feels surrounded by affection.
By Thierry Rosario5 years ago in Families
13 Rules for Choosing a Safe Toy for Your Child
Many people go to the toy store, the first thing they do is look at the price, believing that if they buy an expensive toy, its quality will be guaranteed. Wrong. It doesn't matter the price.
By Karren Swamp5 years ago in Families
How to Read to Children to Love Books for Life
Memories of childhood stories read by grandparents or parents are the hottest moments of childhood. Today we are going to tell you how to read to children in such a way that they love reading, without considering this activity as an obligation.
By Kristeen Bawler5 years ago in Families