Tag Archives: children
Children Need Their Fathers! Shared Parenting Divorce
Posted on 05. Sep, 2010 by Eve.
For some dads, money is more important than their children. For other fathers, no amount of money will allow them to be with their children due to gender bias discrimination in family courts and child welfare.
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Mothers Pride
Posted on 02. Sep, 2010 by Eve.
Mothers Pride is rated among the best pre-schools all over the nation. Known for its out of the box ideas, this school earned the due importance for early education through its extensive research. Today this chain of premier schools has 33 branches all over Delhi and NCR. While it still retains its uniqueness in the form of specialized curriculum and trained staff, its the environment full of love that makes every school pale in comparison to Mothers Pride. Establishment of first branch of Mother’s Pride in 1996 initiated a revolution in pre-school education. Computer-aided learning, scientific curriculum, stage-exposure for each child, spacious environs opened eyes of the entire nation towards new facets of personality of children. Headed by renowned educationist and popular parenting expert, Mrs.Sudha Gupta, the school is nurturing not only children but also educating the parents about parenting. For more details visit: www.mothersprideonline.com
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Boyfriends, girlfriends…already?
Posted on 31. Aug, 2010 by Eve.
Are your children getting into relationships sooner than you expected? Find out what it means to have a girlfriend or boyfriend at a young age, and get an idea of whats really going on with tips for supporting their understanding of love and relationships as they grow up. For more videos packed with expert advice on raising children from 5-19, go to: www.parentchannel.tv Related Links * www.brook.org.uk : confidential advice for young people * www.relate.org.uk : sex and relationships counselling * www.fpa.org.uk : the confidence to talk about sex * www.nhs.uk : talking about sex * www.bbc.co.uk : parenting adolescents
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Single Parenting Tips – Investing For Your Children
Posted on 30. Aug, 2010 by Eve.
Single Parenting Tips – Learn three tips about how to invest for your child’s future. These include the UGMA as an alternative to a college fund, a mention of how the “Rich Dad, Poor Dad” books helped me and suggestions about creating a Will. For more Single Parenting Tips, check out: www.SuperSingleParenting.com
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Polly Beard Showreel
Posted on 29. Aug, 2010 by Eve.
Polly Beard is a writer who knows how to have fun. For the last five years, she has been inspiring parents to play, and above all, have fun with their children. Her two best-selling books, I’m Bored! and I’m Bored…Again! (Bloomsbury), packed full of original, humorous games and ideas, have been a godsend for many families looking for something to do. For the past three years, she has written a much-loved column every Saturday in The Times called Do Try This At Home, answering readers’ questions on how to keep children of all ages entertained. Polly has worked with a number of companies on various media campaigns, and has been a spokeswoman on both radio and TV. For two years, she worked closely with the Early Learning Centre to help develop a website devoted to play ideas. She has also presented parenting workshops at various book festivals and bookshops as well as for corporate clients. Television includes appearances on BBC Breakfast, CBBC Xchange, and a pilot (Silver River) for BBC2 entitled “Are We Having Fun Yet?”. She is also GMTV’s parenting expert.
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At Home with Melinda Messenger
Posted on 19. Aug, 2010 by Eve.
Former celebrity mum of the year and the current face of BBC Online’s parenting site, Melinda Messenger, knows only too well how daunting and life-changing having a baby can be. In an exclusive interview with her at home, she openly shares the highs and the lows of her own experiences with readers of Celebrity Babies – THE ONLY magazine that reveals the amazing parenthood secrets of the stars.
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DadLabs Ep.47 The Lab “Parenting Magazines”
Posted on 19. Aug, 2010 by Eve.
There are many parenting magazines out there, and these can sometimes be scary for dads. At DadLabs, we think men shouldn’t be afraid and should seek out these publications for their great articles and useful advice. In this episode of The Lab, Daddy Clay and Daddy Brad introduce parents to some of the best magazines out there for moms and dad. They can be a big help as you go through parenthood and raising kids. Parenting magazines – not just for women. DadLabs ep. 47 The Lab.
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Pakistan’s Charitable Movement – Zindagi Trust
Posted on 17. Aug, 2010 by Eve.
Zindagi-Trust is a non-profit organization which aims to be a leader in providing opportunities to a better life through education to the underprivileged working children of Pakistan. Its purpose is to research and enact solutions pertaining to Child Labor, Mother Child Health Care, and Womens’/Girls’ Education issues in Pakistan. Here are some details about ZT’s involvement in each of these three issues: 1) CHILD LABOR is still a part of the Pakistani society, even though it was outlawed, legally, years ago. These innocent kids are never allowed to go to school because they are earning members of the family, and school would mean not earning their daily wages, so what do we do–what can we do to educate children afflicted by such binding circumstances? How can we eradicate illiteracy when children are toiling away at the workplace instead of studying in schools? The answer is ZINDAGI-TRUST. Our schools are made in areas with the highest populations of working children. These kids are then paid to come and study, so they’re not losing their daily bread and butter and are still able to study. They must off course pass daily assessments to get their wages, which causes the parents who first prevented their children from studying to encourage these kids to work harder and get better grades so that they’ll bring home the daily wages. 2) MOTHER-CHILD HEALTHCARE. We have in Pakistan a 60% death rate for young mothers in rural areas, because they lack basic necessities and …
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The Gifts Of ADHD
Posted on 17. Aug, 2010 by Eve.
There Are Many Of Them Here Are just some Srry that you cant read the word
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Toddlers & Childcare : Toddler Development Tracker
Posted on 17. Aug, 2010 by Eve.
When tracking a toddler’s development, it’s important to consider their physical development, language development and social development. Learn how to use pictures to help track a toddler’s physical development with help from a clinical psychologist and family therapist in this free video on toddlers. Expert: Darren Adamson Contact: www.argosy.edu Bio: Dr. Darren Adamson is a clinical psychologist, marriage and family therapist, and campus president at Argosy University in Salt Lake City, Utah. Filmmaker: Michael Burton
