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KiddieWorld: Learning to read

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Elaine McEwan-Adkins, educational consultant. Most children will learn to read between kindergarten and 2nd grade, but only when someone — a teacher, parent, grandparent, or older friend — teaches them how to do it. Once your child is in kindergarten, he should learn to hear the differences between the various sounds that letters make. This ability is an important prerequisite to learning to read, and without it, even the best phonics instruction can fail. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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KiddieWorld: Limit the amount of TV your toddler watches

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Limit the amount of TV your toddler watches. Since your child is under age 2, it's best to keep TV-watching to a bare minimum. If you choose to allow some television, break it up into 15-minute increments. Much more than that, and your toddler's brain can shift to autopilot. Once your child hits 2, limit his total viewing time to an hour a day — even that amount is a lot for an active toddler. You should also keep the television out of your child's bedroom and turned off during meal times.

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KiddieWorld: To handle a tantrum

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To handle a tantrum. Don't lose your cool. Remember that you're the adult. When my daughter was 2, she had an absolute fit at a restaurant because the plain spaghetti she ordered arrived with chopped parsley on it," recalls one mother. "Although I realized why she was upset, I wasn't about to let her disrupt everyone's dinner. I took her outside until she calmed down.". Talk it over afterward. Try to head off tantrum-inducing situations. Rather than "Eat your corn! An extremely busy or harried period?

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KiddieWorld: Generation Mom

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What a wonderful time to be a mom: We have vaccines to protect our kids against terrible diseases. Disposable diapers. Dozens of jogging strollers to choose from. Work we love — outside the home or not. An entire shelf of parenting books. Partners who cook, clean, and watch the kids. And mom friends who are just a text message, e-mail, or phone call away. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). EKoleksi info ilmu dan pendapatan anda.

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KiddieWorld: Using Children Medicine Responsibly

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Using Children Medicine Responsibly. Important Guidelines for Parents. When it comes to treating your child’s cold, you can never be too careful. When giving your child any kind of medication, please consider these important guidelines:. Always follow labeled instructions. Always use the dosage device that comes with the medicine. Learn more about how to give medicine correctly. Keep all medicines out of reach. Know the medicine’s active ingredients and the symptoms for which they are indicated.

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KiddieWorld: Home Remedies for Kid's Cough and Cold

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Home Remedies for Kid's Cough and Cold. 1) Honey (12 months and up). Honey coats and soothes the throat and helps tame a cough. In a study conducted by Pennsylvania State University's College of Medicine, parents of 105 children ages 2 to 18 rated honey helpful and better than cough syrup for treating children's nighttime coughs. Honey, available at any grocery store. Your child must be at least a year old to try this remedy. How to use it. 2) A neti pot (4 years and up). According to a report published ...

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KiddieWorld: Make Money on Facebook

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Make Money on Facebook. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). EKoleksi info ilmu dan pendapatan anda.

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KiddieWorld: What we wish for most

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What we wish for most. Self-help gurus tell us to find "balance." Advertisements for spas and chocolate bars urge us to take a moment for ourselves. Unfortunately, this doesn't feel possible for many of the moms we asked. 42% of moms want more timeSo it's not surprising that when asked to choose one thing you wish you could have more of, you picked time (42 percent). Next came money (38 percent). More friends, love, good looks, and nice things barely captured your votes. What would you choose? Many moms ...

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KiddieWorld: Weaning my 19th month old Son

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Weaning my 19th month old Son. I have been breastfeeding from birth to now and my son is now 19th months. Im ready to stop breastfeeding him. Not only does he nurse to eat but also for comfort especially when sleeping. He is actually drinking milk in his bottle but only when he is watching TV or if we went out. My 1st day: I browse in the internet and found that Lemon helps to some mother who wish to wean their kids like me. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). EKoleksi info ilmu dan pendapatan anda.

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KiddieWorld: The Least

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From wardrobe malfunctions to words you never want to hear from your 2-year-old, the media onslaught of sex, profanity, and violence is the worst thing about being a mom today, according to a whopping 70 percent of you. Do you agree? My kids repeat things from TV shows and it's not what I want to hear them say," one mom said. "I can't isolate them from the world, but I wish I could! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). EKoleksi info ilmu dan pendapatan anda.