Why is your child Angry? | 4 Tips to Understanding Your Child’s Emotions.

May 15, 2012 No Comments by

Why is your child angry? What is your child feeling? When you were a child did you wish your parents allowed you to express your emotions?  How many times did you hear, “Boys don’t cry” or “If you keep crying I’ll give you something to cry about”?  Or maybe it was more subtle and was, [...]

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3 Tips to Help Your Wife Feel Appreciated on Mother’s Day | Christy Turlington

May 04, 2012 No Comments by

Due to modern medicine and medical procedures, it is difficult to think that every mother was at risk when she gave birth.  Most experiencing pregnancy go as planned or with slight complications.  But according to the World Health Organization at least one woman dies from complications related to pregnancy or childbirth every minute.  To raise [...]

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Toddlers & Tiaras | Healthy or Harmful? | Are Moms Living Vicariously through their Daughters?

Apr 13, 2012 No Comments

Toddlers & Tiaras | Moms living vicariously through their daughters | Healthy or Harmful? TLC’s hit show Toddlers & Tiaras showcases the real life drama of beauty pageants and the behind the scenes chaos. Temper tantrums, explosive arguments and competitive mothers have become the drawing card for millions of viewers. With a great deal of [...]

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Bully Movie Documentary 2012 should your Child See It? | 3 Quick Tips for Parents of Victims | CBS 6

Apr 13, 2012 No Comments

The Bully Movie Documentary was rated R because of cursing, aggression and themes of suicide! So should your middle schooler or high school student see it. From the reviews and information about the movie it is following students that are bullied at school. Unfortunately, the cursing, aggression and themes of suicide are what middle school [...]

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7 Tips For Better Sleep | Sleepless with Daylight Savings Time

Apr 13, 2012 No Comments

With daylight savings time, people across the U.S. are adjusting to a new sleep schedule. While the need for the time change is debatable, what is not disputed is the importance of having a good night’s sleep. One of the number one complaints from family, friends, colleagues and clients is a lack of sleep or [...]

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Three Most Hated Non-Medical ADHD Tips

Apr 12, 2012 No Comments

While prescription medication has it’s place, there are research studies which show children who have been placed on ADHD medication while young are substantially more likely to use and abuse drugs as they get older. Why? The most common reaction is “My parents are giving me drugs, why don’t I medicate myself?” There are multiple [...]

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