Teaching Our Children to Be Safe

Losing a child is every parent"s worst nightmare. We have all heard about pedophiles lurking in chat rooms and parks, waiting to snatch our children when we are not looking. This article will help teach your children about safety.

Submitted By Pancra

Make the Most of Babys First Year
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You"ve waited nine long months, endured the pain and discomfort of labor and delivered your beautiful bundle of joy. Now the fun starts. Each day is a new exciting adventure filled with memories to last a lifetime.

Submitted By Darlene Zagata

Is Your Child a Night Owl?

Do you wake up every morning, stumble out of bed and gaze at your red-eyed, bleary reflection in the bathroom mirror? Perhaps you've noticed the dark circles and bags beneath your eyes seem to be steadily growing. Is your present state of exhaustion the result of parenting a night owl child? You're not alone.

Submitted By Darlene Zagata

Children and Sleepwalking

Sleepwalking is a normal part of growing up for some children. Read about it and learn some tips for dealing with it.

Submitted By Word Gypsy

Gas Price Game for Kids

A car game for older kids to play during long trips using the changing price per gallon of various gas stations.

Submitted By SFields

Cognitive Activities for Toddlers

Comprehensive look at five good activities for toddlers, targeted toward helping them move forward in their cognitive development. Authors previous jobs have been: camp director, daycare supervisor, nanny, swim instructor, schoolteacher. She also has an M.A. in education.

Submitted By Malek-Carter