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8 Things to Say and Ask Your Child Every Day
We all know how important it is to tell our children that we love them. Sometimes it feels like something we say without even thinking about it.But there are a myriad of other things that we should be communicating to our children on a daily or semi-regular basis. These are thoughts and questions that will not only reinforce how we feel about our children but will help to grow their curiosities and increase their confidence levels.
No.3702
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10 Foods You Can Grow in Your Kitchen
Every parent wants to feed their family the healthiest possible diet, and one way to accomplish this is to serve plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables. The question is, how do we accomplish this in a way that makes it convenient and easy to manage?One way is to grow it yourself, and if space is an issue or you simply don't want the hassles of tending a garden, fear not. There are a variety of foods that you can grow right in your...
No.3703
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Things You Should Not Do at Office Parties
Today everyone likes to join the parties, either it is a marriage party or a birthday party, or any other parties. But there are some rules and regulations we have to follow in parties. If we don't follow the rules, then other people in parties may consider us as a fool.Today I am going to tell you about the rules and regulations that we have to follow during office parties because in this kind of party, all the colleagues, ...
No.3704
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Peeing on the Floor and Other Tricks to Avoid Naptime
Only a 2-year-old can make a relaxing, refreshing nap seem like a punishment for the entire family.My wife and I are diligent about naptime. For the past five years, around 1:30 p.m. each afternoon we’ve tried to put our children – ages two and four – down for a nap. We’ve sat through tantrums, screamed at our children, switched the doorknob on their door for a time, and even witnessed our oldest urinating on the floor in protest.
No.3705
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11 Ways to Help Your Struggling Student
Every parent wants their child to succeed. While definitions of "success" differ from family to family, I think it's fair to say that parents want what is best for their kids, and that includes whatever will help them do well later in life. School can play a significant role in this process.Owing to the fact that every child is an unique, how they perform in school is as varied as the students themselves, and schools si...
No.3706
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5 Habits of Stressed Out Parents - and How to Break 'em
Whether we're working parents, parents who homeschool, parents of children with special needs, or parents who are at every single ballgame or dance recital, we all get stressed out from time to time. And unfortunately, we don’t always respond to stress in the healthiest ways. That can make us even more stressed out while we deal with the feelings of failure and guilt. But there’s always tomorrow and there’s always a better way. Here are...
No.3707
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5 Ways to Look Like You've Got It Together
As parents, there are days when we all feel like we just don’t know what we’re doing. Whether our child is throwing a fit in the store, or we can't figure out how to get out of the house on time, or even realizing that we left the house with spit-up on our clothing, it sometimes feels like we just can't get our act together. But, with a few tricks up your sleeve, you can always look like you've got it all under control, no matte...
No.3708
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7 Cheap or Free Ways to Have Fun This Weekend
Famly fun can be hard on the wallet. Taking my brood to the movies costs as much as my first semester in college (give or take). When it comes to activities everyone can enjoy together, I try to keep the budget in mind. I explain to my kids; the more days we do fun free things together, the more money we can save to spend on the big fun things they beg to do – like amuesment parks.Try one of these ideas for free or cheap family fun t...
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No.3711
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Sleep Deprivation May Be the Cause of Your Child's Troubles
As parents, we're all living with some level of sleep deprivation. But while it's one thing for adults whose responsibilities or lifestyle choices may cut into their sleep time, our growing children should be held to a different standard. Good health depends on adequate sleep and it is recommended that preschool-aged children get 11-12 hours of sleep every day, school-aged children sleep at least 10 hours, and teenagers get about 9-...
No.3712
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How to Not Raise a Narcissist
You think you're building your child's self-esteem, but are you really creating a narcissist? A recent study from The Ohio State University found that giving children too much praise can be a bad thing. And all that praise may not even help them develop strong self-esteem at all. Instead overpraising your children could turn them into teens and adults who believe they are better than everyone else and are entitled to privileges. Co-...
No.3713
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The 9 Best Ways to Use Your Tax Return
Ah, mid-April. That joyous time of year when we cross our fingers and toes and hope for a gift from Uncle Sam. It’s not really a gift, of course, but you get my drift.That hoped-for sudden influx of cash can go a long way towards making the sun shine brighter and our spirits soar higher as we confront the dreaded question – should we spend the money on needs or wants? You know you have debt. But you’ve also been eyeing a new Smart TV...
No.3714
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Repurposing Ideas for Common Items That Get Trashed
You know the old saying “one man’s trash is another man’s treasure”, but it’s never truer than when referring to repurposing items destined for the landfill or recycling center into practical, functional or decorative objects. No matter what it is being thrown out–whether it’s an old bathtub used as a flower bed or old clothing turned into a patchwork quilt–there are repurposing ideas for all of them.So, what are some of the most com...
No.3715
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7 Tips on Volunteering Over the Holidays
The holidays are a special time of the year that we spend with the people who mean the most to us (i.e., our families) and celebrate all that we have. While it goes without saying that life is filled with its share of hardship and challenge, for most of us, if we have a roof over our head, food on the table, good health, and friends and family around us, we're probably doing okay.For many families, however, the daily things that ...
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No.3717
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Best iOS Developer Tools To Checkout in 2015
There are a lot of people, who are fascinated about developing iPhone /iPad applications as the mobile app development industry is expanding day-by-day. You can see indie developers for small businesses, big publishers, app enthusiasts and advertising agencies, who are very much interested in developing iPhone apps.However, if you have also decided to develop your own iOS application, no need to bother as this blog contains everythin...
No.3718
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How to Barbecue on a Budget
Summer brings long evenings outside around the barbecue with friends and family, but entertaining can get expensive. Go easy on your budget this summer with these dollar-stretching ideas for summer grilling.We have some ideas for hosting money-saving barbecues this summer. As you plan your summer barbecues make sure and check coupons.com to see all the ways to save.
No.3719
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Tips to Organize Your Bedroom
Your day begins and ends in the bedroom, so keeping it organized will also keep you sane, which is why it’s the second room we’re tackling in our Home Hacks Series. Overflowing drawers, floors in disarray, and a cluttered bed will leave you feeling frazzled. But whether you’re working with a spacious room or a little nook, you can maximize your surroundings — and beautify them — with common sense and some clever storage tricks. It’s time to...
No.3720
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10 Mistakes You’re Making at the Grocery Store
There’s one store we all frequent on a weekly basis and that’s the grocery store. Despite those weekly trips, you might be surprised to find out you’ve been doing it all wrong. Here are 10 common mistakes people make at the grocery store – mistakes that could be costing you a significant amount of time and money.