81. Lucile Packard Foundation For Children's Health - Health Information - In The Ne A roundup of recent newspaper stories relating to preteens. cooking television shows are targeting preteens, helping kids take responsibility for their http://www.lpfch.org/informed/news/preteen-news.html

CALENDAR DATA RESEARCH IN THE NEWS ... PRETEEN ALLIANCE A roundup of recent newspaper stories relating to preteens... Jan Feb. March April ... Dec. AUGUST 2005 Wardrobe Changes Help Preteens Find Their Identity This article profiling preteens focuses on how tweens' clothing choices define who they are and how they want to be perceived. Both girls and boys often are looking for a way to define themselves, say fashion experts, and changes in fashion and other aspects of outward appearance can help them do that. (AP, 8/12/05 ) JULY 2005 Study: Preteens Do Better in K-8 Setting A study of middle school-age students in the Milwaukee Public Schools district has found that the students did better academically, had higher attendance rates, and lower suspension rates when they attended K-8 schools, rather than separate middle schools. The district decided to pursue the study after the number of K-8 schools in the district increased six-fold, largely due to parent demand. (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, 7/29/05, by Carr) Report: 9-Year-Olds Improve Most on National Math, Reading Test

82. Radio Show: Media Matters -- The Impact Of Media On Children & Preteens - Kidsca Today s kids are bombarded with more media messages than ever before not all of them Age Group, Young Children (Ages 58); Preteens (Ages 9-13) http://www.lpfch.org/cgi-bin/calendar/index.cgi?display=detail&detail=201854

83. Better Homes & Gardens: Talk To Your Child; Keep The Communication Lines Open - Preteens and teens tend to overestimate the number of children their age and Here are a few places and ways to talk about not smoking so that kids can http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1041/is_6_81/ai_102105036

@import url(/css/us/style1.css); @import url(/css/us/searchResult1.css); @import url(/css/us/articles.css); @import url(/css/us/artHome1.css); Home Advanced Search IN free articles only all articles this publication Automotive Sports FindArticles June 2003 10,000,000 articles Not found on any other search engine. Related Searches Parent and child / Technique Smoking and youth / Prevention Featured Titles for Air Classics Art Culinaire Ask CPSC Monitor ... View all titles in this topic Hot New Articles by Topic Automotive Sports Top Articles Ever by Topic Automotive Sports Talk to your child; keep the communication lines open - conversations about not smoking June, 2003 Save a personal copy of this article and quickly find it again with Furl.net. It's free! Save it. One conversation with your kids about not smoking isn't enough. Introduce the subject when a child is still very young, in simple language and with clear rules. As your child grows, repeat the message in terms he can relate to. Here are some suggestions to help you decide what to say, when to say it, and how. Even if smoking is a hot-button issue for you, it's important that you remain calm and relaxed when raising the subject with your child. Keep it light. Nothing turns off teens and preteens more than a lecture. Don't do all the talking. Ask questions and truly listen to your child's answers, without judging.

84. The TRUSTe Advocate Parry Aftab interviews kids and teenagers to identify their concerns about Bottom line With kids, preteens, and teens (and perhaps even more so than http://www.truste.org/about/newsletters/july2004.html

July 2004 Volume 8 Number 7 newsletter@truste.org TOP 5 STORIES OF THE MONTH 1.In One Year, Do-Not-Call List Passes 62 Million (Washington Post - June 24) 2. Study Finds Majority of Fortune 100 Companies Share Data (Canoe.ca - July 6) 3. Hooked on Phonics Fined by FTC (MSNBC News - July 7) 4. Anti-Spam Plan Forged by E-mail Firms (San Jose Mercury News - June 23) 5. Unlocking the Mysteries of Your Credit Score (Washington Post - July 11) Symposium Wrap-Up What is the future of privacy? Just look at the evolution of the Internet, say plenary speakers at the TRUSTe-IAPP Privacy Futures symposium. Learn More Leading Edge Rob Gratchner of Intel asks: What are the risks and the rewards associated with RFID?

85. Families First For Health: Pre-teens - Bullying preteens Bullying. Even though everyone agrees bullying is not ok it can still happen and your child may be bullied or even be a bully at some time. http://www.childrenfirst.nhs.uk/families/childdev/pre_teen/bullying.html

Skip navigation Pre-teens: Bullying Even though everyone agrees bullying is not ok it can still happen... and your child may be bullied or even be a bully at some time. Bullying is not okay There are three ways children can be bullied.* Physical bullying Verbal bullying Relational bullying How will you know bullying has happened? Here are some ideas to help if bullying is a problem for your children....being bullied is never your child's fault...Have you noticed your child's behaviour has changed? Maybe he or she doesn't want to go to school or has unexplained tummy aches or headaches? Has your child lost confidence recently or seems to be low? All these could be signs that your child is being bullied. If you notice any of these signs, or your child tells you about bullying, there are some steps you can take. How to help Take bullying seriously. You may be tempted to think your child is being over-sensitive, over-reacting or simply wanting extra attention. Telling you about bullying will have been a big step and taken lots of courage. When you react by taking your child seriously, your relationship with each other will be stronger. Talk together about how to sort the problem out. If the bullying happened at school, a club or other organisation your first step is to alert the staff to the problem. Ask your child to tell a trusted adult straight away when bullying happens. Make sure your child warns the bully that they're going to do this. You could find a special listener for your child such as a play ground assistant or school secretary who is around everyday to support your child.

86. Bicycle Safety, Skills, And Maintenance For Preteens Younger kids under the age of 9 or 10 generally do not judge closing speeds well, explains Special Safety Concerns for kids. Why kids are at Risk http://www.bicyclinginfo.org/ee/ed_young.htm

search overview ages 1-5 ages 5-8 ages 9-12 ... the wide weird world of cycling FHWA bicycle safety education resource center At what age is it safe for children to begin to bicycle outside quiet neighborhood streets and ride on the street instead of the sidewalk? Experts differ slightly on this issue. While there is no "magic age" that determines when it is safe to ride on arterial roads, children in the 9-12 year-old age group likely have developed the cognitive skills that allow them to bicycle on the road. "Younger kids [under the age of 9 or 10] generally do not judge closing speeds well," explains Preston Tyree, education director of the Texas Bicycle Coalition in Austin. cautions tools and skills links learn about important safety information. more learn the fundamentals of good bicycling. more view an extensive list of resources on the web.

87. Ville En Mouvement • Citie On The Move Are they prepared to let their kids go out? If so, on what conditions? The result is that most kids in this age group are stuck at home outside school http://www.ville-en-mouvement.com/uk/action10_13ansuk.htm

Getting around the city for the 10 to 13 year-olds would-be independent youngsters Results of surveys by the Institut pour la Ville en mouvement Download Vincent Kaufmann's survey Download the press file in PDF format Mobility for the 10-13 year-olds, societal issues A solution for parent-taxis! ... Surveys by the Institut pour la ville en mouvement Mobility for the 10-13 year-olds, societal issues However, are parents always available and can they afford it? Fathers as much as mothers? Are they prepared to let their kids go out? If so, on what conditions? On their own or with an adult? And how? Is the bicycle always a suitable way to get around? Is public transport good enough? Is there a difference between the country and the town? Is mobility not a universal right, for the young as well? Is it not part of the way they learn about life, not just the city? A solution for parent-taxis! Launch of TRANSAPT on 3 November 2003 A safe and efficient transport-on-request service to solve the weekly parent-taxi hassle. A minibus to ferry Apt Region children to their out-of-school activities on Wednesdays and Saturday afternoons, and on Tuesdays from 5 pm.

88. 01.05.00 - Lack Of After-school Programs For Preteens Gives Kids An Advantage In Lack of afterschool programs for preteens gives kids an advantage in conflict with parents, says UC Berkeley researcher 05 Jan 2000 http://www.berkeley.edu/news/media/releases/2000/01/01-05-2000.html

UC Berkeley NEWS HOME ARCHIVES EXTRAS MEDIA RELATIONS Press Releases Image Downloads Contacts Lack of after-school programs for preteens gives kids an advantage in conflict with parents, says UC Berkeley researcher 05 Jan 2000 By Patricia McBroom, Public Affairs BERKELEY With few or no full-scale after-school programs in place for children aged 10 to 12, working parents are losing a battle of wills with their kids who want to be free of adult supervision, according to research carried out at the Center for Working Families at the University of California, Berkeley. These families are being "dropped off a cliff" in terms of after-school care, once their children are out of elementary school where care programs were routinely in place until the end of the working day, said Rivka Polatnick, a research sociologist at the center. "We are playing with fire," said Polatnick. "We know that the period of preteen into early adolescence is a very vulnerable age and a critical time in development. These children are being left essentially unsupervised." Polatnick's research, to be released by the center this month, is based on interviews with 36 preteens in a Bay Area middle school and their parents. It is one of a few studies conducted in the United States to collect in-depth material on how preteens feel and what choices they are making when they get to middle school. These case studies add insight to national statistics showing that more than one third of U.S. children aged 10 to 12 with working parents are regularly taking care of themselves.

89. GetNetWise | Get Privacy-Wise! Teach kids to be careful about disclosing personal information about The rules of the road are different for PRETEENS (under age 13) than they are for http://kids.getnetwise.org/safetyguide/privacy/

Safety Tips For: kids teens families Safety by Age 2-4 years 4-7 years 7-10 years 10-12 years ... 14-17 years What Kinds of Risks Are There? Meeting Someone Online Loss of Privacy Getting Into Online "Fights" File-Sharing/Peer-to-Peer Programs ... Drugs and Other Substances Risks By Technology Visiting Web Sites Setting Up A Web Site Chat ... Authors and Contributors More Privacy Information Quick Tips for Parents Privacy Reminders For Parents Kids Guide for Privacy Online Parents Guide to Their Kids Privacy Online ... Safety Guide / Get Privacy-Wise Get Privacy-Wise! Teach Your Kids to be Privacy-Wise Parents should protect their children's personal information. Here's what you can do as a parent to protect your child's privacy. Teach kids to be careful about disclosing personal information about themselves online, especially in chat rooms and on bulletin boards. The rules of the road are different for PRETEENS (under age 13) than they are for TEENS Preteens Children under 13 should never give out their personal information online without a parent's permission. Often, kids will give Web sites their name, address, and email in order to participate in a chat or to enter a contest. A U.S. law, the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act,

90. Home - Hands On Discovery Children's Museum will educate and inspire the children and preteens of Evansville and the Tri-State about themselves, their community and the world in which they live. http://www.handsondiscovery.org/

You're using an old browser which doesn't fully support Cascading Style Sheets. This site will look much better in a browser that supports web standards, but its content is accessible to any browser or Internet device. Please consider upgrading to a modern web browser such as Internet Explorer 6 , or Firefox Home Who We Are Our History ... home Scheduled to open during the 2006-07 school year, our vibrant new child-centered museum in downtown Evansville will educate and inspire the children and pre-teens of Evansville and the Tri-State about themselves, their community and the world in which they live. site map Site design by Gray Loon Marketing Group

91. Preschoolers, Preteens Quit Thumbsucking Preschoolers, Preteens Quit Thumbsucking With Help from Colorful, LowCost Bracelet Forums. Health, Safety, Nutrition and kids http://www.kidsource.com/kidsource/content2/news2/thumbsucking.10.3.html

Preschoolers, Preteens Quit Thumbsucking With Help from Colorful, Low-Cost Bracelet advertisement Source Med. et.al via PR NEWSWIRE Forums Health, Safety, Nutrition and Kids Information and news releases furnished by the members of PR Newswire, who are responsible for their fact and content. CHARLOTTE, N.C., Sept. 30, 1996 A new way to help children 5 through 12 stop thumbsucking is gaining ground in the nation's dental offices, one that is safe, easy and involves no fear or discomfort for the child. It's called T-Guard(TM), a thumb cover of FDA-approved, medical-grade material, attached by a parent to a child's wrist using a colorful, lock-band bracelet. T-Guard doesn't keep children from putting their thumbs in their mouths, but it makes it impossible for their lips to form the tight seal around the thumb that generates the soothing suction sensation to which children are drawn. While child health experts don't consider thumbsucking a problem in very young children carried over into preschool and grade school it can hinder social development and cause severe dental problems affecting the child's physical health and appearance. For pediatric dentists, long dissatisfied with putting children through extensive fittings and impressions necessary to create preventive intraoral devices, T-Guard is a welcome alternative. It often eliminates thumbsucking in a few weeks, as compared to the six months or more typical of cemented mouth appliances.

92. Teens Smoke To Lose Weight - DrGreene.com More than 15% of 9 to 14 year old kids have smoked at least once, and getting slim is a prime motivator. Preteens Start Smoking to Control Weight http://www.drgreene.com/21_249.html

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93. KIDS ON THE NET A new forum just for kids, preteens, teens. Come join the fun today! Passes checker test Brianna s Place Hey! Welcome to my site. http://k.webring.com/hub?ring=netkids

94. Health And Safety Other books describe puberty and the changes that preteens and teens go through. How to talk to your kids about really important things For children http://www.ces.purdue.edu/providerparent/Health-Safety/Books.htm

Home About Us How to Use This Site Site Directory ... Search Books for Parents and Children Authors: Jessica Dunn with Judith A. Myers-Walls Many books are available that help teach children about sexuality. Some books for young children explain how babies are born. Other books describe puberty and the changes that preteens and teens go through. In addition to books for children, there are books about sexuality that are written for parents. Some of those books may be appropriate for you. Also, you may want to keep some of the books for children in your childcare setting for children to use. (Before doing this, you probably should discuss the books with the parents of children in your care.) There are several things that parents and childcare providers should keep in mind when searching for educational books about sexuality for their children and for themselves. as they come up. growth as well as that of the opposite sex.

95. From The Mouths Of Babes Bottomline, with kids, preteens and teens (perhaps even more so than with their parents), it’s all about respect. ********************* http://www.aftab.com/from_the_mouths_of_babes.htm

Parry Aftab, Esq., The Privacy Lawyer managing cybercrime, privacy and cyber-abuse risks Home E-Mail Parry For the Media Contact Info ... Website Search For Updates and Media: Subscribe to our Aftab.com RSS feed Parry's The Privacy Lawyer blog is updated regularly with breaking news. In the News: See Parry this month in USA Today, Readers Digest, Parenting Magazine, The Wichita Eagle, The New York Times, Information Week, and televised on ABC's Protect Our Children special and the Linda Vesper Show From the Mouths of Babes, By Parry Aftab, Esq. More than 70 million Internet users in the United States are under the age of 18. They each spend more time online than most adults do (aside from work). They shop, make buying decisions, communicate, play games and search. They do their homework, collaborations and hold meetings online. They participate in surveys, fill out forms and register for online sites and services. They are the future of the Internet and e-communities and e-commerce. And, for smart e-businesses, the future is now! In preparation for the IAPP and TRUSTe West Coast conference on privacy where we were running a plenary panel on kids, teens and privacy, I polled thirty preteens and teens who work with TeenAngels.org (our WiredKids.org’s preteen and teen online safety program) about privacy. Their sophistication surprised me and I expect will surprise others too.

96. Raisingkids.co.uk; Pre-teens, 9-13, Parenting Pre-teens, Pre-teen Behaviour, Sib preteens, parenting pre-teens, pre-teens and smoking, move from primary to secondary school, puberty, bullying, bad habits, irresponsible, over strict, http://www.raisingkids.co.uk/9_13/9_13.asp

Search Sitemap Newsletter About Us Home ... Work For Us 9-13 Yrs: - from primary school to puberty Your child is growing up and preparing for the leap from primary school to secondary as well as the formative steps towards becoming a teenager. Use this section to find out everything you need to know about parenting your pre-teen Pre-Teen Development 9-13: Boys' bodies 9-13: Girls' bodies Informing your pre-teen about puberty When pre-teen biology is ahead of their mentality ... Pre-teen social life Pre-Teen Emotions 11-yr-old won't sleep alone Sleep problems Loss of confidence and insecurity Having nightmares ... Trying foreign food Pre-Teen Behaviour Angel at school, devil at home Stroppy pre-teens - member tips Staying out late - member tips When your pre-teen won't tell the truth ... Growing up too fast Pre-Teen Parenting Bedtimes and pre-teens Getting a pre-teen to open up What pre-teens want from you Parenting pre-teens: Starting from scratch ... Talking through divorce with your pre-teen Your Pre-Teen's Health Long-term effects of wearing glasses Persistant headlice Only one breast growing Pre-teen pimples ... Education Everything you need to know from the move to secondary school to your child's GCSE options . Click here for more.

97. Effect Of Divorce On Pre-Teens: Ask Our Experts: Raisingkids.co.uk Is it better to stay together for the sake of the children? Raisingkids.co.uk s parenting expert, Dr Pat Spungin, presents some of the facts and findings http://www.raisingkids.co.uk/ASK/ex06_pre19.asp

Search Sitemap Newsletter About Us Home ... Work For Us Ask Our Experts: Effect of Divorce on Pre-Teens Is it better to stay together for the sake of the children? Raisingkids.co.uk's parenting expert, Dr Pat Spungin, presents some of the facts and findings about a difficult and painful issue. Raisingkids member's problem I'm in a relationship with a married man, who has 2 girls (aged 10 and 12). We very much want to live together but are worried about the effects of him leaving on the children. Will it have a detrimental effect, and is there a right age to go? What research has there been to show if its better to put up with an unhappy situation for the sake of the children versus moving on? Dr Spungin's advice The findings over the years have been extremely mixed. For a number of years the orthodoxy was that children were better off when their parents separated - if the parents were arguing and unhappy, before the divorce. Then more recent research found that children of divorced parents, even where there was an amicable separation, suffered - they did less well at school and were often emotionally disturbed etc. Boys, in particular, were said to be negatively affected by the loss of their father. These findings should be seen against the fact that a majority of divorced fathers lost contact with their children within 2 years of getting divorced. As you can imagine, this is not a black-and-white matter, but many other factors come into play. Is the breakup civilised or are the children drawn into the conflict? Do they keep good relationships with both parents after the divorce?

98. JS Online: Phone Makers, Preteens Must Convince Mom But she feels her preteens get enough supervision to make a cell phone an The challenge (for Firefly) is at what age do kids really need a phone? http://www.jsonline.com/bym/tech/news/may05/324715.asp

More Classifieds... Merchandise Rummage Sales Tickets Contests Personals Place ads online More... Subscriber Services... Get the Journal Sentinel Manage your account - Vacation holds - Make Payments Get Packer Plus Place classified ads Photo reprints PressCard discounts Celebrations Front pages online News Business Sports Entertainment ... Careers Also see: Business 411 E-newsletter News Business Sports ... Stuff Also see: Personals AdFinder Tickets Coupons ... PRINT THIS STORY Phone makers, preteens must convince mom By MIKE HUGHLETT Knight Ridder News Service Posted: May 9, 2005 Steven LeVesque peered at a picture of the new Firefly cell phone and declared, "That's the phone for me!" Advertisement The boy's admiration should hearten the makers of the phone for preteens. But executives at Firefly Mobile Inc. would be less enthusiastic about Steven's mom's response: "No, it's not." Sure, the phone has slick features that allow parents control over their kids' calling activity. But Amy LeVesque of Holland, Mich., said her son does not need a cell phone. He is, after all, only 10.

99. LaughingPlace.com: The Backlot At Disney-MGM Studios (The #1 Site For Disney) Children None preteens None Teenagers None Children 2.6 pre-teens 3.0 Teenagers 3.2 Children 3.4 pre-teens 2.0 Teenagers 2.8 http://www.laughingplace.com/Info-Att-L-MGM-BACKLOT.asp

Select Section Attractions Dining Shopping Hollywood Blvd. ... Sunset Blvd. The Backlot New York Street Parades and Fireworks LP Sections Home Discussion Boards The Latest LP Lotion ... News in your Emailbox LaughingPlace Store Front Page Latest Additions Books Video/DVD ... Music Disney News Headlines Upcoming Events Features Columns ... RSS Feed Disneyland Plan Your Trip Guides Disneyland California Adventure Downtown Disney Grand Californian Hotel ... Disneyland Tours Walt Disney World Plan Your Trip Guides Magic Kingdom Epcot Disney-MGM Animal Kingdom ... FastPass Guide Movies, TV, Stage Toon Talk Reviews Animated Features More Info Other Disney Tokyo Disneyland Disneyland Paris Misc. Disney NFFC Club Main Page Fun Stuff Trip Countdowns Trivia Contest Online Poll Hangman ... Random Website Tools Registration Feedback Link To Us Advertising Info ... About Us Disney-MGM Studios - The Backlot Every studio has a working backlot area, and Disney-MGM is no exception! Here, guests will be thrilled by the inner-working of the motion picture industry as well as a behind-the-scenes look at the magic of Disney animation. Voyage with Ariel under the sea and get shrunk with the kids; it’s all there waiting for you at Disney-MGM’s Backlot! Advertisement MouseEarVacations.com

100. LaughingPlace.com: Toontown At Disneyland (The #1 Site For Disney) Children 3.0 preteens 2.7 Teenagers 1.5 Children 3.8 pre-teens 3.3 Teenagers 3.1 Children 3.5 pre-teens 1.0 Teenagers 1.4 http://www.laughingplace.com/Info-Att-L-DL-TT.asp

Select Section Attractions Dining Shopping Additional Pictures ... Fantasyland Toontown Shows, Parades and Fireworks Visiting Disneyland Disneyland Attraction Guide DCA Attraction Guide FastPass Entertainment ... Table of Contents LP Sections Home Discussion Boards The Latest LP Lotion ... News in your Emailbox LaughingPlace Store Front Page Latest Additions Books Video/DVD ... Music Disney News Headlines Upcoming Events Features Columns ... RSS Feed Disneyland Plan Your Trip Guides Disneyland California Adventure Downtown Disney Grand Californian Hotel ... Disneyland Tours Walt Disney World Plan Your Trip Guides Magic Kingdom Epcot Disney-MGM Animal Kingdom ... FastPass Guide Movies, TV, Stage Toon Talk Reviews Animated Features More Info Other Disney Tokyo Disneyland Disneyland Paris Misc. Disney NFFC Club Main Page Fun Stuff Trip Countdowns Trivia Contest Online Poll Hangman ... Random Website Tools Registration Feedback Link To Us Advertising Info ... About Us Disneyland - Toontown The entrance to Toontown The newest addition to Disneyland is, according to mythology, the oldest. It's Mickey's Toontown, home of the whole Disney gang of characters from Donald Duck and Goofy to the Big Cheese himself, Mickey. With eye-popping colors and mind-bending comedic detail (Toontown proudly boasts that its architecture offers not one straight line in the entire land), this land of zany toons can be almost overwhelming! Whether you're there to take a wild spin with everyone's favorite rabbit or visiting Disneyland's most famous residents in their own quaint homes, Mickey's Toontown is sheer fun and delightfully appealing to the child in all of us

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