Wednesday, October 27, 2010

Play date's are not just for children

I came across an interesting article about play date's.

Great tips about play date's. like this one:

If you don’t know any other moms with babies or young children, have a look online because there are websites devoted to bringing people together for social gatherings. I also suggest checking out community bulletin boards at libraries and cafes because organizations like MOPS (Mothers of Preschoolers) frequently post information about upcoming meetings and outings.

Other great tips here

 

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Top 3 parenting mistakes

Well, we all make mistakes, parents too. But what are the top 3 parenting mistakes?

According to Amy McCready:

Parents want to have close relationships with their children, but many wonder if that’s even possible as their once sweet, loving, cuddly child enters adolescence.  Suddenly, your son is more interested in peers than spending time with the family, your daughter may be showing more rebellious behavior, and now, instead of being the one they turn to for advice, you don’t know a thing!

 

So what are these mistakes, find out here

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Friday, October 22, 2010

8 'Scary' Halloween Movies for Toddlers

Halloween is on our doorstep. Everybody watches scary movies at Halloween time.

There are 8 scary movies for toddlers too, you can find this great list here

Pumpkin-on-pumpkin violence

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Thursday, October 21, 2010

Pumpkin baby and toddler food ideas

October is "Pumpkin time" and you can make anything and everything from pumpkins like soups, pies, the list is basically endless. 

Here is a great new pumpkin recipe with quinoa for babies and toddlers

 

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Wednesday, October 20, 2010

Pessimist kids?

You might never heard of it but kids can be pessimists too. According to Parenthecks website:

On a recent library jaunt I spied Freeing Your Child From Negative Thinking on the "Recommended" shelf. I've read my share of "fix your kid" parenting books and finish most feeling either underwhelmed or defeated. Plus, this one's written by a Ph. D. which immediately raised my suspect parenting expert hackles. But if someone can help me avoid more of those painful lessons learned by experience, I'm willing to listen. I checked it out. And I'm glad I did.

If you want to know more about this book, read the rest of the article here


 

Eva is sad

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