Archive for November, 2005

Foods To Watch Out For

Tuesday, November 29th, 2005

As your baby grows, he/she will be curious with what you are eating around. He/she is eager to try some of the foods you are eating. And as a parent, you may also want to give them a try or have a plan to introduce some variety to his/her diet. In either case, you have […]

Thanksgiving Crafts

Monday, November 28th, 2005

Great Thanksgiving activities printable for free. Just download for your kids and get them participate in welcoming your guests to enjoy the feast together:

1. Hand-Turkey Paper Rolls
Print out a wardrobe of fun! It’s easy: Your kids or your guests can trace their hands on a sheet of paper (or heavier cardstock) and then […]

Self-Fulfilling Prophecy and Your Kid’s Learning Outcome

Sunday, November 27th, 2005

Joan Carris who is an enthusiastic educator says, “The term self-fulfilling prophecy means that you will get pretty much what you expect. If you regularly forecast gloom, you will probably get it in one form or another. But if you consciously work toward a positive goal, you are likely to achieve that instead.”
To […]

How to Help Kids with Their Homework

Saturday, November 26th, 2005

Kids’ learning outcome will be better with parental support. The way you involve in your kid’s homework also affects the attitude of your kid’s learning. If you are too involved, your kid will turn to be too dependent on you in doing their homework. He/she only does homework when you ask them or […]

10 Tips for Parents: Safer Surfing on the Internet

Friday, November 25th, 2005

Simple tips for parents getting familiar with the internet in order to help kids to surf safely on the internet:

1. evaluating your browser security
2. reporting incidents, suspicious Internet activity and illegal websites
3. information and statistics and surveys about kid’s Internet activity
4. warning signs about dangerous activities your child may be involved […]

Homemade Christmas Cards

Wednesday, November 23rd, 2005

As Christmas is coming, you will begin to be busy around with shopping and sending greeting cards. How about making some Christmas cards with your kids instead of buying any? I found some printable cards with fantastic designs which also allow to add your personal ideas. These cards are easy to make and quick […]

Christmas Craft Ideas

Tuesday, November 22nd, 2005

Christmas is a time for your family getting together. Here are some craft ideas provided by Christmas Carnivals for you to do with your kids. Simply try the easy-to-follow steps to make the crafts as follows:

Christmas Ornaments
Pom Pom Sheep
Candle Holders
A Hat For Santa
Let […]

20 Ways to Stay Connected to Children

Tuesday, November 22nd, 2005

Many working parents feel overwhelmed with the guilt of seeing their kids less when fulfilling job commitments. You would feel much relieved and empowered if you read the article, When You Can’t Be There: 20 Ways to Stay Connected to Children written by Susan Newman, Ph.D.
10 ways are for you when you have to […]

Homework Help and State Assessments Resources

Tuesday, November 22nd, 2005

For parents who are concerned about their kids’ learning outcomes, Bandwidthmoms.com has gathered a list of standards, grade level expectations, test requirements and other forms of state assessments. The list is quite comprehensive and convenient for parents wanting to get better preparation for kids. This site also provides parents with Homework Help by […]

8 Tips for Shopping Shoes for Children

Saturday, November 19th, 2005

Buying a pair of proper shoes for your child is very important to his/her health. To have a pair of appropriate shoes not only can help them walk safely, but also help him/her enjoy the benefits of optimal foot and ankle health for […]