Family Reading Time

Statistics say 25% of Americans are at a "Level 1" literacy rating, the lowest possible score on a scale of one to five. Family reading time is an important part of making sure your child appreciates and excels at reading.

Submitted By Shauna Smith Duty

Manners: A Habit Teetering on Extinction

Teaching children manners can be a dauting task for parents. These tips and suggestions will help parents and children discuss manners and reveal some innovative ways of teashing etiquette.

Submitted By Shauna Smith Duty

Communicating with your Toddler

The article includes ideas for discipline, as well as the reasoning behind these ideas. There is also a section on what some would call rapport talk or comfort talk. The most important point is that good communication can be useful and effective in building a good relationship and raising a happy healthy child.This article is drawn from the first hand experience of a parent.

Submitted By mommywriter

Keeping Kids Safe in the Backyard
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Warm weather means outdoor playtime for kids of all ages. And while parents usually remember to be extra cautious at the beach or local park the backyard is often forgotten when it comes to safety checks. This can be a dangerous oversight.

Submitted By Belinda Mooney

Choosing Quality Childcare

Advice on choosing a quality childcare from a childcare provider who knows the ropes.

Submitted By Dorene G. Page

When You Have A Lazy Baby

When I became pregnant with my son Joseph, I didnt realize what I was in store for! My mind was filled with visions of exciting times, being able to play without seeming childish because I have a baby. I was looking forward to all those wonderful moments that all mothers look forward to...my sons" milestones! I was prepared for him to be doing all those things that normal babies would be doing in whatever month that should happen.

Submitted By Pchez32