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Swine Flu Vaccine and Antiviral Drugs for Kids
What are the pros and cons to getting the swine flu vaccine to protect kids from the H1N1 flu or antiviral drugs should a child get the H1N1 flu? Read on to find out. more...
The Importance of a Healthy Marriage for Family
Parents work hard to do their best for their kids, but sometimes their marriage gets the backseat, yet, having a loving marriage provides important life lessons for kids. more...
Many new parents feel all their efforts and energy should go to the baby, but it's also important for couples to make time to for each other. more...
Why Self-Care is Important for Moms and Dads
Happy parents are essential for a happy family. Here are some reasons outlining why it's key for parents to make sure their needs are met too. more...
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Get the family ready for Thanksgiving in every way - by inspiring an attitude of gratitude in children. Explore, volunteer, change... and put Thanks in the focus. more...
Teaching Kids to be Altruistic
By: Dianna Griffis
Having compassion and dignity towards fellow people is fundamental to society. Take action to develop altruism in children. more...
Raising Children to Be Compassionate
By: Maryellen Grady
Compassionate children will become compassionate adults. People aren't born compassionate. It is a learned behavior. Parents can teach their children compassion early. more...
By: Kara S. Anderson
Stuff. Americans' lives are filled with it. But many parents are making the choice to consume less and teaching their children to do the same. more...
Can Helicopter Parents Affect Social Development
Helicopter parents micro-manage their children's lives to try and protect them from real life. Unfortunately, this can hinder the child's ability to learn independence. more...
By: Joseph Knox
Kids are often exposed to athletes behaving badly on highlights shows. Consequently, schools are starting to see similar behaviors crop up in gym class. more...
By: Barb Hacker
Children experiment with lying at various developmental stages. Childhood lying is unlikely to become a long-term discipline problem. more...
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