We often say ‘wealth and possessions are not important’ – true, but personal possessions are important to kids. Young children especially can become attached to their personal possessions. It may not seem important to adults, but small, simple and seemingly insignificant objects can have much significance in the lives of young children. Read more…
Spend some time at an elementary school sporting event or a PTA meeting, and you hear someone complain about his or her child’s overly busy schedule. Soccer practice, piano lessons, band practice, scholar challenge meets, church youth group, collecting money for UNICEF, Scout meetings, play practice, dance class, drama club meetings, 4-H…the list never ends! Parents complain about running themselves ragged transporting children from one event to the next, but it’s the overloaded children who feel the most pressure. Read more…
There are many styles (black & white, color, video) of baby monitors available for purchase at baby products stores or online. When you’re in the market to buy a baby monitor, you should take in consideration one that fits your lifestyle and your home in which it will be used. Here are some suggestions which will help you find the perfect baby monitor so that you can keep a closer eye on your baby for their safety and your peace of mind. Read more…
In the same manner that adults have regular eye exams, children should have their eyes regularly examined as well. As a rule of thumb, eye examination is a must every two years and if possible every year. For those who have a family history of eye diseases or are taking certain medications that can have a side effect to the eyes, they should have their eyes examined twice every year. Read more…
Everyone comes to a point in their lives when they must leave childhood and enter into adulthood. Most instances are marked by the person leaving school and entering the workforce. Read more…