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How to Prevent Your Child From Growing Up to Be a Procrastinator

Author: Gloria Arenson Subscribe to users feed

Published: 01/10/2008

Procrastination is a widespread problem that never seems to go away. For many, this pesky habit began in childhood. Although we may look back on childhood as a carefree time, a child's life is structured around school. Parents and teachers rule, and children must obey. Procrastination is all...

3 Smart Holiday Gift Choices For The Women In Your Life

Author: Christine OKelly Subscribe to users feed

Published: 27/09/2008

Holidays are the perfect opportunity to show the people in your life how much you love and appreciate them. But let's face it; women can be difficult to shop for! The key to shopping for women is to choose gifts that are unique, special, and that make her feel pampered. Rather than opting for a...

Internet Safety for Teens: Message Boards

Author: Joyce Jackson Subscribe to users feed

Published: 25/09/2008

Does your teenager want to use the Internet to meet and communicate with new cyber-friends? Are they looking for others who share similar interests? To do this, they may want to go into online chat rooms. Internet chat rooms are fun and a way to meet new friends. Its also easy to use and...

The Video Games Every Kid Wants For Christmas

Author: Justin DeMerchant Subscribe to users feed

Published: 25/09/2008

If asked what a kid crazy about gaming wants for Christmas, his or her answer would be the games that are not yet released. The rarer they are, the more likely your kid will want them. Aside from that, the type of game he or she wants will also depend on what your child typically likes. For...

Video Games To Look For In 2009

Author: Justin DeMerchant Subscribe to users feed

Published: 22/09/2008

Grand Theft Auto IV (GTA IV) was finally released in April 2008 for Playstation 3 and Xbox 360. The anticipation for this particular game has reached insanely high levels. and for good reasons. The meteoric rise of the GTA series in the gaming world has made gamers ignore other games that have...

Parenting Children In The Age Of Video Games

Author: Justin DeMerchant Subscribe to users feed

Published: 22/09/2008

It remains unquestionable that video games rank as one of the most popular forms of entertainment there are these days. The young children, teens, and adults alike are generally into the fame of video games. They have formed part of the trend. Nevertheless, the Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo, and a...

Video Games For Your Small Children

Author: Justin DeMerchant Subscribe to users feed

Published: 22/09/2008

During our younger years, computer was never fully developed and video games were never heard of, which was probably one less stress for our parents. Now, the introduction of technology has brought about different gadgets and tools, exposing younger kids with more content that is necessary....

Tips for Dealing with an Alcoholic or Drug Addicted Spouse

Author: Dani Taylor Subscribe to users feed

Published: 22/09/2008

Often times, marriage can be a difficult road. While most of us don't expect it to be perfect all the time, there are times when it is downright painful. For instance, if you're dealing with an alcoholic or drug addicted spouse - it can be one of the hardest things you've ever had to deal with....

How to Calm Your Fears and Enjoy Baby's First Vacation

Author: Roger Munns Subscribe to users feed

Published: 21/09/2008

Is there one word that can strike fear into the hearts of even the bravest parents? One word that can cause mommies and daddies everywhere to break out in a cold sweat and gnaw their fingernails nervously? There is, and that word is vacation. Taking a vacation with children is no picnic, but...

Teaching Children Respect In A Disrespectful World

Author: Zacharias Allred Subscribe to users feed

Published: 18/09/2008

Teaching children respect is very important. As a child grows older they will form many opinions about those around them and without proper teaching they will be disrespectful. Here are 7 things to consider when teaching respect. 1. Parents shape behavior. Children first learn from their...