Eight Tips for Great Baby Photos
No one has to convince new parents to take baby photos! This helpful guideline has eight basic tips for taking baby photographs, including background, lighting, close-ups, camera settings, and the importance of having fun.

Submitted By Sylvia Chaume

Send your High School Student to Explosives Camp This Summer
The University of Missuori Science and Technology offers a hands on Explosives Camp for high school students. The article contains a description of camp activities, quotes from camp alumni and from Dr. Paul Worsey who runs the camp. The original source is cited.

Submitted By Brad Sylvester

Fostering Emotional Intelligence In Children
This article takes the five stages of emotional intelligence identified by Daniel Goldman and describes how we can help our children to develop each stage in a natural, holistic way, so as to become a well-rounded successful adult. It also describes how, as parents, we are often emotionally challenged and shows how to identify our own limitations in order to help our children

Submitted By sylvia guinan Salis

Study Finds Birth Order is not a Predictor of Intelligence
A very thorough study conducted jointly by researchers at Ohio State University, University of Oklahoma, and the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, found no correlation between intelligence and birth order once other factors had been taken into consideration.

Submitted By Brad Sylvester

Caring for the Elderly: Tips for Dealing with Confusion and Frailty While Fostering Independence
This is an article discussing ways to help an older person in your life deal with signs of confusion and other potential hurdles with aging.

Submitted By Melissa Nykorchuk

Surviving the Witching Hour (Best Offer)
This article considers the difficulties often experienced in a family home between the time when the children finish school until bed time. Several suggestions are given to help minimize the problems regularly faced during this time, often alluded to as "The Witching Hours". The article is loosely directed at mothers.

Submitted By kjv