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Power Brain Kids: 12 Easy Lessons to Ignite your Child’s Potential by Jennifer Lance Patient Expert

Posted Sun 22 Jan 2012 12:00am , the brain-building exercises and games will provide hours of constructive fun for you and your child. Power Brain Kids is perfect for any teacher or parent of children ages 6-12.... In Power Brain Kids, you will find a child-appropriate and parent-friendly guide to Lee’s world-renowned Brain Education (BE) method. Each lesson focuses on a particular aspect Read on »

Book review: If Your Kid Eats This Book, Everything Will Still Be Okay: How to Know if Your Child’s Injury or Illness Is Really by Amanda Patient Expert

Posted Fri 03 Jul 2009 1:36pm , Breathing and circulation, Seeing and hearing: the Eyes and Ears, and so on. This book does not cover basic childcare. It covers what to do when your child has an injury or you just don’t know what to do. The author Dr. Zibners has a few rules to help us out: A crying child has an airway and is conscious, When “everything hurts” probably nothing is really Read on »

Make Sure Your Child’s School Lunch Includes O.N.E. Kids Coconut Water! by Susan H. Patient Expert

Posted Mon 15 Aug 2011 4:54pm We worry a lot about sending healthy foods in our kids’ school lunches, but what about the drinks? If your children’s lunch box typically includes a soda or a standard... every box, but their favorite flavor was Orange. When you’re picking up drinks for your children’s school lunches this year, I hope you’ll get some O.N.E. Kids. Their products Read on »

Moms killing kids not nearly as rare as we think-child abuse starts in the womb #prolife #parents #kids #abuse by Patty .. Patient Expert

Posted Sun 17 Apr 2011 2:38am the legal right to end their offspring's lives before they are born. How can this be humane in a civil society that wants to end child abuse and neglect? Recently a 25 year old mother... we intuitively feel about the mother-child bond. But mothers kill their children in this country much more often than most people would realize by simply reading Read on »

A Kid Like Any Other Kid – Mom’s Perspective on Child with Down’s Syndrome by Lisa C. Posted Tue 22 Jun 2010 7:00am , or told a friend. Thank you for helping us continue our ministry. kid-like-any-other-kid-moms-perspective-on-child-with-downs-syndrome/" >A Kid Like Any Other Kid – Mom’s Perspective on Child with Down’s Syndrome Read on »

Child Nutrition – Kid’s like Veggie Choice, but May not Eat Them by Baby Mum-Mum .. Patient Expert

Posted Tue 19 Jan 2010 11:42am By Colleen Hurley, RD, Certified Kid’s Nutrition Specialist Kids and vegetables kind of go together like oil and water - or at least are certainly not synonymous. Parents and healthcare providers everywhere try (and try again) to come up with new ways to get kids to eat their veggies. One common notion is that kids will be more inclined to eat a veggie Read on »

Does your child know you’re sad? Facial expression recognition in kids of depressed mothers by Nestor L. Doctor of Philosophy

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Help! My Child is in a Class with a PA Kid... by Robyn A. Patient Expert

Posted Thu 12 Nov 2009 10:01pm truly do want to keep our kids safe! Hi, my 8 year old son in the 4th grade, and there is child in his class with a severe peanut allergy. I am looking for a good website... kids so we know they have safe treats. First, I would encourage you if your child's teacher can help you connect with the parent of the parent allergic child. I bet they would Read on »

Help! My Child is in a Class with a PA Kid... by Robyn A. Patient Expert

Posted Thu 12 Nov 2009 3:30am truly do want to keep our kids safe! Hi, my 8 year old son in the 4th grade, and there is child in his class with a severe peanut allergy. I am looking for a good website... kids so we know they have safe treats. First, I would encourage you if your child's teacher can help you connect with the parent of the parent allergic child. I bet they would Read on »

Kids need healthy food - support the Child Nutrition Act by amnichols Posted Wed 10 Dec 2008 12:00am , especially when your child doesn’t have access to a microwave or refrigerator. And parents know that kids who eat better perform better academically and socially. The Child Nutrition... to come up with healthy school lunch recipes on my blog, My Readable Feast. At least your child can bring their own healthy meals to school. Still parents want healthier choices Read on »