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Reducing Stress On Children During Divorce by Dawn Smith by Cascia T. Posted Sat 01 Nov 2008 10:44pm associated with each child. This is great for both parents and children alike. Parents still get to contribute and be a part of their childrens lives whilst kids get to share quality.... It can also be hard not to let anger, frustration, depression, and general stress affect the way you deal with your kids. But, it is absolutely imperative that children realize Read on »

#parents #kids #tcot What To Do If Your Child Is Bullied-Our Children’s Right to Self-Defense by Patty .. Patient Expert

Posted Sun 27 Mar 2011 3:01pm their child's right to self-defense. As adults we have a right to self-defense even if that defense includes use of physical force or lethal force with a weapon. Why not our children? While I don't encourage physical fighting and of course am not saying kids should use or bring weapons to school, this is against the law, there are times when children Read on »

Child n’Parent’s Blog Honored for Children’s Health Posts by Debby H. Patient Expert

Posted Thu 09 Apr 2009 5:43pm with their own personal experiences. Child n’Parent is especially proud of these posts on Children’s Health and Children’s Safety: Child Proofing Your Home In today’s economy, every... as a child? Over the years cough syrup has improved and has become more bearable, however most children still put up a fight when they know they have to take a spoonful of the dreaded Read on »

Lydia Stewart on child abuse, parenting, and children’s rights by Jessica P. Posted Mon 29 Mar 2010 4:59pm In 2008 Sonoma County received 10,051 calls to their child abuse hotline. 2,638 reports were serious enough to require investigation. 174 children were removed from unsafe and abusive homes. April is Child Abuse Awareness Month in the United States. One organization that works directly with families and children on this issue is the Santa Rosa Read on »

Parenting Children With ADHD: Who Is Looking Out For Your Child’s Best Interests? by Dr. Rory S. Doctor of Psychology

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Posted Wed 28 Jan 2009 3:51pm care of our children What is right and what is wrong… Listen, I’ll get down to it. You are your child’s expert!!! You KNOW your child better than anyone else. In my humble... to begin with) the importance of taking an active role in parenting our children. Why the warning? I am really FIRED UP this morning about this news and am quite appalled Read on »

A Statement from Parents of Autistic Children Treated by Wakefield, Walker-Smith and Murch by Kim S. Patient Expert

Posted Wed 26 May 2010 12:00am to practice medicine from Dr Wakefield and Professor Walker-Smith, two good and caring doctors, thereby callously denying children with autism and bowel disease scarce treatment. But we... their children regress into autism after the MMR jab. Cryshame wholeheartedly supports the three doctors, Dr Andrew Wakefield, Professors Simon Much and John Walker-Smith, each an expert Read on »

Most Children Not In Favor Of Child Healthcare by Brian Ahier Posted Fri 16 Oct 2009 10:03pm A recent survey of children found that they are overwhelmingly opposed to increased doctor visits and vaccinations Read on »

The Socially Included Child: A Parent’s Guide to Successful Playdates, Recreation, and Family Events for Children with Autism by Amanda Patient Expert

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Child Security: Help Your Children To Protect Themselves by Laura Patient Expert

Posted Tue 07 Oct 2008 6:17pm

2 Comments % at least we can try to apply and teach some rules them can help them to be safer kids. Here are a good tips: Help Your Children To Protect Themselves Children are precious gem... that they are no child-heroes like the ones they saw in movies. Talk to your children about sexual abuse Another topic which most parents find difficult to talk to their children. Tell your Read on »

Last Child in the Woods: Saving Our Children from Nature-Deficit Disorder by Richard Louv by Kiwi Patient Expert

Posted Wed 15 Apr 2009 12:00am with the natural world in his new book, Last Child in the Woods: Saving Our Children from Nature-Deficit Disorder (Algonquin Books: Chapel Hill, NC). I’m pretty confident that if you read... to find a child doing these days. Like many parents, I do tend to romanticize my own childhood—and, I fear, too readily discount my children’s experiences of play and adventure Read on »