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Confusing messages shoved at kids by television, radio, DVD, computer games and the Web can make childhood downright hard, says a professor of behavioral sciences.
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Spanking in general teaches children what not to do and doesn't teach them what to do instead.
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As a parent of a young child, one of the most important decisions you will make is choosing who will care for your child while you're at work.
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Although some behavior problems can be attributed to normal child development, some require professional help.
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Experts say today's small music players pose a big risk of hearing loss. One reason: The "earbuds" used with iPods and other MP3 players fit into the ears, not over them.
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As some schools ban colas from vending machines, ads are hyping a source of even more caffeine: energy drinks.
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Most youngsters learn the basics of pedaling, steering and braking on a tricycle or "big wheel" cycle, and around age 4 are ready to try a two-wheeler with training wheels.
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Installing your child's car seat properly and using it every time your son or daughter rides in the car is one of the best ways to help keep him or her safe in case of an accident.
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The American Academy of Pediatrics and the American Public Health Association have guidelines that can help you make up your mind.
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Parents need to be prepared to focus their energy on soothing, distracting or comforting their child during the flight.
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Not all day-care options are good for your child. If you're just starting to look, here's are some guidelines from the experts.
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Child-care experts say that a parent's top priority is to find someone qualified with experience in crisis management.
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Quality time should be woven into our lives. As our children get older and slip away, we need to stop worrying about the extraordinary and think more about the ordinary."
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You and your kids need to eat right. But with your busy schedule, it's tough to make sure everyone has nutritious meals and snacks. Check out these timesaving tips for preparing nutritious meals for the whole family.
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Helping kids cope successfully with divorce requires honesty and openness. Most of all, children need to be assured that they won't be forgotten.
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One of the many hats that parents wear is that of a "first responder.” When their child is sick, they are the first to assess the symptoms and treat the illness.
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Without the pressures of the parent-child relationship, grandparents and grandkids can relate to each other in a relaxed and totally unique way.
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Great-grandparents are living ancestors. They're the keepers of family histories and legends. They can also serve as mentors and role models while grandparents are still working.
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Tips for getting the most from your relationship with your grandchildren.Some tips for a successful relationship:
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Whether they are coming for an afternoon or a week, taking some steps before your grandchildren arrive can help keep them safe during their visit. Consider these guidelines.
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Children learn by watching, and grandparents are special role models. That means they can bring a healthy perspective about food to a child's world.
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If you want to develop a closer relationship with teen grandchildren, the key is arranging for one-on-one time, without parents in the picture.
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More than 3 million American children currently live with grandparents or other relatives. In nearly one-third of these households, grandparents are the primary caregivers.
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If a grandchild is special to you, put your heart into showing it by creating a scrapbook.
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Now is the time to share your tried-and-true recipes and kitchen sense with those who will appreciate them the most: your grandchildren.
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