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SurfWax News Index Track News Save/Exchange Information About Us News and Articles on Parenting Tips Registration nears for boys and girls Aug 4, 2005 Learning Matters Mar 4, 2005 Along with academics, educators are now challenged to teach character education and to prevent and intervene when drug and alcohol use, violence and truancy threaten student success. Caring/Compassion Citizenship Civility Convictions Courage Courtesy Diligence Freedom Generosity Helpfulness Honesty Honor. (KCRA 3, CA) Sep 6, 2004 In addition, the Government is also giving out some 25,000 CD-ROMs with useful parenting tips. This was announced at a symposium on early intervention held on Monday. (Channel NewsAsia, Singapore) B-U task force concentrating on child abuse prevention Sep 2, 2004 Parenting tips will be discussed, but the important thing is to have someone experienced for new parents to talk to, share their concerns with and ask questions of, said McPherson ... Video lending library program started Short videos on topics relating to parenting tips and child abuse prevention are currently being collected by B-U CAP. A lending library of such videos is being planned so they can be played in places like the waiting rooms in doctors' offices, dentists' offices, the Bradford... (Bradford County Telegraph, FL) read more Sep 1, 2004

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Home Site Map Contact Us Home ... Make A Gift Peaceful Parenting Tips Positive parenting means that we teach and guide our children. Because every child is different, this means that we need many parenting strategies in order to be effective. Try some of these tips to help guide and teach your children: Use "I statements" Tell your children how you feel and what you expect from them. For example: "Jake, I feel frustrated when you leave your toys all over the floor, and I need you to pick them up and put them away before dinner time." Pick your battles Sometimes we are our own worst enemy! Before taking on a conflict with your kids, decide if it is really worth the time and energy you're putting into it. If they want to wear mismatched clothes to school, will it hurt them or someone else? Find a way to let the small things go, so that you don't run out of energy when the important issues come up. Use consequences Natural consequences, taking away privileges, and firm family rules are excellent ways to manage behavior without yelling or hitting. Many of us need to learn these techniques from someone else, since they don't often come naturally. Take parenting classes, ask other parents who you respect, and read parenting books to get ideas that will work for your family.

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Home About the Author Links Return to List of Topics Parenting Tips Listen to your child, really listen. Listen to what he/she is saying. Respond back to what has been asked. Show interest. Our time is limited on this earth. The dance we do is extremely short. Enjoy every moment you have with your child, even if it is a homework assignment or project they bring home to do, or perhaps a sunset that you may watch together. Do something that you may hate, that they enjoy. Find out what your child really enjoys as they grow, and make time for them, for what they like. Teach your children about many religions, not just the one you practice. This teaches tolerance of those different than them. Look in the mirror at your dark side; the baggage you carry from role modeling you received growing up. Do you stereotype, do you have racist feelings, or judge other cultures? Recognize this potential and work on change. This will take time and effort, but as a parent, it is important to overcome these old drivers in order to teach your children to be better and ultimately healthier human beings. Provide your children a variety of experiences. Allow them to engage in many different activities. There are many creative ways to expose your child to music, literature, the arts, science and nature, without spending a lot of money.

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Survival Guide for Parents: How to Avoid Screwing Up Your Kids or Losing Your Own Sanity By Mickey Michaels, B.A., M.A., M.B.A. Have you ever asked yourself: What am I doing wrong? How can I teach my child responsibility? What can I do about my child's grades? How much freedom can I safely give my child? How much should I try to control his behavior? How do I deal with a rebellious teenager? How can I find some time for myself? Does parenting have to be such a struggle? Order by phone. Money-back guarantee. Call: 1- 800 - 310- 6289 with credit card information $9.95 each plus $1.00 Shipping and handling All books shipped US Mail First Class. Free shipping for 2 copies or more. To correspond with the author: policies@io.com Additional Information Request Form This little book can make your parenting more effective and even more fun! Parenting is a serious business, but it's a lot easier if we can learn to lighten up! Nagging your kids is unpleasant, and it's ineffective! There is a better way, which this book will show you. With the right

47. Parenting Tips 100 s of practical parenting tips on common child behaviour problems. teach your children to respect the rights, bodies and properties of other people. http://www.practicalparent.org.uk/page11.html

Prevention is better than cure. Give yourself a break and get help when you need it! 5 Ways To Look After Yourself Etc. 1. Take A Stress Check Make an agreement with a close friend to check your stress levels regularly. Agree to watch each other's children when you need a break. 2. Say "Yes" To No Give your children permission to say "no" to anyone who asks them to do something they know or feel is wrong. Teach them to say "no" firmly and loudly, then to go tell another adult. 3. Private Time Give your children a place to be alone and call their own. Respect their privacy, particularly their physical privacy. 4. Teach Respect Teach your children to respect the rights, bodies and properties of other people. 5. Ask Yourself Take an honest look in the mirror and ask yourself: Are you in constant battle with your kids? Do you find yourself wanting to hit your children? Do you think your children are "winding you up" to spite you? If so, talk with someone before these feelings get the better of you. Call a friend or relative and/or seek professional help from Social Services, the NSPCC or your GP. Help is available so use it! Positively you are showing that you care about the relationship with your child. 6 Ways To Improve Behaviour And Give Your Child Self-Confidence 1. Show That You Care

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// common script Great Parenting Tips for Teens  Designed to bring you closer to your teen and strengthen your family. For Parents, Single parents, and Stepfamilies. Home Discussion/Message   : Tip Archives : Newsletter Archives Parenting Links Motivational Speaker Consulting and Therapy ... Online Dating: Top 8 Mistakes All People Make - Including You One of the strongest predictors of the choices your teen’s makes for future relationships is the person they first date for an extended time. Choosing a healthy relationship from the start begins with your teen’s positive view of themselves. Help your teen get to know themselves inside and out. Summer is coming and your teen is applying for jobs. Teach your teen how to approach an establishment, ask for the manager, and shake hands. Focus on what is appropriate to wear to an interview and what an employer expects. These are teaching moments that will help develop skills that will last a lifetime. Keep tabs on the influences in your teen’s life. Learn their favorite music, bands

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@import "/css/beechacres.css"; Parenting Tips: My child wants an expensive brand of clothes. I can afford them, but I wonder if getting them would be the right thing to do. More Parenting Tips Hitting Children Teen Dating My child wants an expensive brand of clothes Keeping family life under control ... Being Good Spectators There are two matters you may want to consider in your decision. What lessons do you want to teach your child about spending money? For example, if it is important for you to teach your child that they have to work for things that are considered luxuries (such as expensive clothing) then you may want them to pay part or all of the clothing cost. If they have to spend their allowance money or do extra chores for the clothing, they may learn to appreciate the clothes more. This issue really provides you with an ideal teaching opportunity around work ethic, values, and money. How do you feel about the type of clothing they want to buy? There are many different clothing styles on the market today, and you need to investigate the type of clothing to see if you feel the style is appropriate for your child's age and body type. Go to the store with your child, and use those moments in the store to explain your values and views. Your child needs to know that just because the style may be popular, it may not be appropriate for them because it is too tight or too revealing. Once again, you have an opportunity to teach your child about clothing and what images they are portraying by what they wear.

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Other Sections: H O M E Our Plan Our Policy Our Papers Parenting Sister's Page Muslim Youth Children's Page Shahadah Da'wah Khalifah Asphorism Islamic Books Islamic News Multimedia Countries Links Index Ask Scholar Search Engines Contact Us H O M E WEEKLY TIPS If you have any question about parenting particularly concerning the understanding and/or use of the the information provided in the "Effective Islamic Parenting" article, please ask us. Questions and answers will be posted in Islamic-World.Net Parenting Pages, so as to assist as many other parents as posible. Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 ... Week 10 WEEK ONE Try to notice as many good things your children do as possible!!! A s soon as possible after your child does something good comment on that thing (be specific as to what the good thing was), and give your child praise for having done that good thing. Example - Your young daughter falls, hurts her knee, and begins crying. Your son seeing this goes over to his little sister, helps her get back up, and comforts her. Having observed all this take place you go up to your son right away and say something like, "I saw you help you sister get up after she fell and then tried to make her feel better. That was really nice of you to do. I feel good to have a son who loves his sister so much."

51. Practical Parenting Partnerships - MAP - Test Taking Tips Parents may teach children a broader view of the word “text.” On the MAP Tip 7 teach your child to read the test questions first. http://www.pppctr.org/maptesttaking.asp

Families, Schools and Communities Working Together Home About PPP Workshops Sites ... Contact Us MAP - Test Taking Tips TEST TAKING TIPS FOR FAMILIES Long term strategies Encourage study and review of subjects throughout the year Show interest and ask questions about subject material Ask children how they come up with ideas or answers Practice vocabulary words in conversation Encourage writing, and have your child start a journal Encourage and role model reading skills Suggest class participation Talk about effective note taking skills Correct and understand mistakes Plan study time and space Encourage use of assignment calendar Be available to help with homework Help with material review Arrange for practice tests Before the Test Set realistic expectations Have children well-rested Have a positive attitude Serve healthy meals, the brain needs fuel Help children relax Answer questions about the test as honestly as possible Give plenty of hugs Testing Tips for the Student Read directions carefully Complete the questions that you know for sure Eliminate wrong answers on multiple choice questions Make sure the question number and number on answer sheet match Check answers at the end if time permits Have extra pencils and erasers handy Wear comfortable clothes Think positively and breath deeply HUGS A hug can say, "I love you so," Or, "I hate to see you go." A hug is "Welcome back again." And "Great to see you! Where've you been?" A hug can soothe a small child's pain, And bring a rainbow after rain.

52. Children's Service Society Of Wisconsin The following are some positive parenting tips CSSW offers teach right from wrong Gently, but firmly, guide kids in learning about decision-making. http://www.cssw.org/corner/tips.asp

Kids' Corner Parents' Corner 2003 Report 2002 Report ... Educational Games Positive Parenting Tips There is no doubt about it-being a good parent is hard work, but it can be tremendously rewarding and fun as well. And, like any job, you can also learn to do it better. In conjunction with April being Child Abuse Prevention Month and as part of its ongoing effort to improve the lives of children and families in Wisconsin, Children's Service Society of Wisconsin (CSSW) has compiled a brochure with tips on how to be a more positive parent. The following are some positive parenting tips CSSW offers: Learn about normal child development - Learning more about your kids will help you have realistic expectations. Kids are able to do different things at different ages, and sometimes parents expect too much or too little. Knowing the different developmental stages can help you know that what you are asking kids to do is realistic. Positive Reinforcement - Give praise for the little things as well as the big things kids do. Make it genuine-that's the best kind! Kids of all ages feel better about themselves when they know they have done the right thing. "Try this," sounds a lot better than "Don't do that." Consistency - In the long run, everyone in a family is happier with some basic rules. When kids know what you expect, they don't have to guess what the rules are. Make the rules simple, few, reasonable and consistent. Be sure to follow through, even when they fuss.

53. FACES - Parenting Tips - Preventing Child Abuse, Neglect, And Family Violence This will teach biters that biting does not achieve the desired result. For more Positive parenting tips, or to share your own Positive parenting Tip http://www.facesonline.org/parent_tips.htm

Creating a non-violent community, one family at a time. 3915 E. Exposition Avenue :: Denver, CO 80209 :: Phone 720-570-9333 :: Fax 720-570-9339 PARENTING TIPS More tips Biters: Why It Happens And What To Do About It Although one out of ten toddlers engages in biting behaviors, it is a disturbing and potentially harmful behavior that caregivers must discourage from the very first episode. It is common for children to bite others while playing. Although the child may be unaware of the pain that they have caused, it may be very painful to the child who is bitten. Biting often leads to greater fighting within the play group and the biter also runs the risk of becoming unpopular with their playmates. If a child bites, remain calm and think about what the child was doing just before the incident. Understanding why young children bite can help you deter this aggressive behavior and teach the child positive ways to handle their feelings. Young children bite for different reasons, and not all will respond to the same types of interventions. Identifying the type of biter that you have will help you develop an appropriate discipline technique. The Experimental Biter: An infant or young child may bite their parents or anyone else who is around them. This biter may be motivated by teething pain or by simply wanting to touch, smell and taste other people in order to learn more about their world.

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Home Web Directory What's the Buzz? Escape Hatch ... Free Email Saturday, September 24, 2005 7:44:24 PM DIRECTORY Parenting Adoptions Chat ... Working Parents Chapter Quicklink What's the Buzz Escape Hatch: Open Mic Parenting Parenting advice and good parenting tips, articles on parenting, parents and children, list of parenting websites, child guidance information and parent resources. The family is the oldest and most fundamental of all human institutions, pre-dating religions, government, and other organizations. Though traditional families have consisted of a married man and woman and their children, modern families have redefined the term and now consist of a variety of familial arrangements. In general terms, people experience two families within their lifetimes, including the family into which they are born and the family that they themselves form later in life. The parents in a family, most often a married couple, are responsible for caring for their children. The links included herein relate specifically to parenting and guidance in parenting. My Style of Mothering This is a piece about my relationship with my son. My style of mothering is strict. I was brought up strict as a child. ...

55. Preschool Zone - Teaching Ideas Teaching Ideas Teaching Ideas for Early Childhood Special Educators Find parenting tips, articles on child development, child safety and 500 new http://www.mcps.k12.md.us/curriculum/pep/teach.htm

Teaching Ideas for Early Childhood Special Educators Don't reinvent the wheel - there are lots of ways to share teaching ideas on the web. Choose from: [actual ideas sorted by theme] [Linda's database of teaching ideas] [links to other sites with teaching ideas] Ideas sorted by Theme: (A indicates a link that will take you to a new web site. All other links are to pages on this web site.) Animals including farm, zoo, water, birds, bugs Apples Art The Best Play Dough Recipe Ever Other putties from Idea Box fruit putty goo-blek (cornstarch and water) goop (starch and glue) ... oatmeal dough , or look for more Early Childhood.Com Art Ideas This site also has a page for sharing teaching ideas, but they are not sorted in any way. Send your ideas to me, and will post them here under an appropriate category heading. Kinder Art Littles This site has mostly art ideas for preschoolers. It is organized by type of activity, but not by category. Chalkboard's Art Page has an uncategorized list of art activities. A lot of them would be good for sensory activities.

56. Keeping Kids Safe Online - The Police Notebook Provide a range of parenting tips that are most relevant to that area teach your child to end any experience online when he or she feels uncomfortable http://www.ou.edu/oupd/kidtool.htm

A Publication of The Children's Partnership With The National PTA and The National Urban League (Reprinted by OUPD with Permission.) What Parents Can Do The New Medium Email Browsing the World Wide Web ... Resources The Internet needs your attention The good news is that the online world offers children experiences that are educational and rewarding. In addition, being able to use the Internet effectively may increase a child's school performance and future job potential. However, this new medium also can present unsafe situations. Just as you would not allow your child to wander alone into unknown territory, you also would not want him or her to interact on the Internet without parental guidance and supervision. To help you keep your child safe online, this brochure provides an overview of three areas of the Internet popular with children (email, the Web, and chat rooms). For each area, we: List positive benefits, as well as possible risks, for your child Provide a range of parenting tips that are most relevant to that area Explain what parental control tools can do This brochure also includes a resource list for additional information.

57. Lynda-Parenting Tips parenting tips from Family Life Today teach your child to recognize anger when it comes, understand the cause, express it appropriately, and resolve it http://www.kcbi.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=content&contentid=474

58. Turben.Com - Child Development Services-Parenting Tips And Advice For Families Dr. Susan Turben offers parenting information, tips and advice regarding child In addition to teaching teach Education and Early ChildhoodSpecial http://www.turben.com/

Susan H. Turben, Ph.D. is a pioneer in the early intervention field, receiving her first grant for the Handicapped Children Early Education Program (HCEEP) in 1974. She started the first infant stimulation program in the capital district of New York State, replicating Dr. Ira Gordon's work at the University of Florida (Baby Learning through Baby Play) and Dr. Betty Caldwell's Syracuse University training model, which trained paraprofessionals to work with disadvantaged parents and infants in both school and home settings. Dr. Susan Turben is a child development expert. Between 1974 and 1984, Dr. Turben designed and implemented seven different programs designed to serve families with infants and toddlers, including programs which have received continuous federal, state, and local funds. She created the Stepping Stones Home Visitation and Curriculum Project, Albany, New York; the United Labor Agency Branching Out Preschool and After-School Program, Painesville, Ohio; and a Prevention-Intervention Program model each representing a "first" in the field of early education and intervention. In 1989, Dr. Turben received funding that enabled the Cleveland Sight Center to initiate the first large-scale, family-centered Children's Services program in Cleveland, Ohio. Dr. Turben worked for the Lake County Early Intervention Collaborative Group in 1988-89 as the consultant who prepared the County Needs Assessment and assisted the Collaborative in the preparation of the 1988-89 Lake County Early Intervention Collaborative Plan, which launched family collaboratives as a network of families with children who had disabilities.

59. Vegan Parenting Tips With Melanie Wilson parenting tips with Melanie Wilson. Melanie Wilson Melanie Wilson is vegan mom You may wish to teach your daughter simple lessons in being polite while http://www.vegfamily.com/melanie-wilson/tip1.htm

The Magazine for Vegan Family Living Click here to Advertise on VegFamily Click here to get 25% off Raising Vegan Children in a Non-Vegan World plus FREE Media Mail Shipping Raising Vegan Children in a Non-Vegan World Click here Search VegFamily Web VegFamily Departments Home Vegan Cookbook Vegan Recipes Ask the Editor ... Erin's Web Blog Archived Features Recommended Reading Interviews Vegan Stories Site Map and Tour ... Informative Lists Behind the Scenes Advertising Info Writer's Guidelines VegFamily Staff About Us ... Contact Us Parenting Tips with Melanie Wilson Melanie Wilson is vegan mom to Kalli MacKenzie. She is the owner and editor of Vegetarian Baby and Child Magazine ( www.vegetarianbaby.com ), a writer, educator, and researcher. She is currently working on her first book on vegetarian parenting. Her articles have been published on iParenting.com MomsOnline.com , and will soon appear at VegDining.com . She is also an accredited La Leche League Leader. Question: How can I explain to my 4 year old why her grandparents eat meat? She is really confused. How can we make her understand that it's not alright for her to eat animals but it is for her grandparents? Answer: Part of teaching our children what it means to be vegan is teaching them that they live primarily in a non-vegan world. In fact, many parents feel lucky if they know even one other vegan family! As we go through life learning to negotiate the twists and turns of diet diplomacy, we hopefully pick up somewhere along the way the fact that we simply cannot change everyoneno matter how strongly we believe in what we're doing. We must live by example, first and foremost.

60. Parenting Tip Of The Week parenting tip teaching children safety skills. TIP teach children safety skills. TOOL Play, What would you do if . . .? http://www.parentingpress.com/t_9606.html

@import "screen.css"; @import "print.css"; Parenting Press Parents Parent Educators Counselors Teachers ... Sign Up June 1996 Teaching children safety skills TIP Teach children safety skills. TOOL Play, "What would you do if . . .?" Background: Accidents are the leading cause of death for children ages one to fourteen. Knowing what to do when injured can dramatically increase a child's chance for recovery. Further, children (and teens) who know first aid skills are less likely to take risks that end with injury. THREE WAYS YOU CAN ENCOURAGE SAFETY SKILLS ARE: Model thinking and acting safely. Children learn more from what you do than what you say. When you want your child to wear a life vest, model wearing one yourself. Talk aloud as you make safety decisions. For example, "Oh, darn. The bread is stuck in the toaster. If I use the fork to pull it out, I could get an electric shock. I had better unplug the toaster first." Teach children first aid techniques Introduce first aid skills when children have accidents. You can explain how to treat cuts, nose bleeds and insect stings as they happen. Read the book Kids to the Rescue! First Aid Techniques for Kids

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