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» Do Not Let Parenting Stress You Out
By Stan Popovich | Published 08/19/2006 | Family and Parenting |
Parenting does not always have to be a stressful job. There are ways to take care of your kids without always getting stressed out. Here is a list of techniques that a person can use to help manage their daily stresses and anxieties while taking care of the kids.
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» Start Your Child's Education Early
By Rachel Thompson | Published 07/24/2006 | Family and Parenting |
Studies have shown that the most important period of a child?s life is their first five years. Children are capable of learning from a very early age, so it is ideal to expose them to a nurturing and educational environment during those years. By providing an environment that is fun-filled, safe and stimulating, you can ensure that your child gets off to a great start.
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» Family Meals - Better For Children, Easier For You
By Geoffrey Cook | Published 07/23/2006 | Family and Parenting |

Another day, another dinner to prepare. Are you having a difficult time finding easy to prepare meals that can satisfy your growing family?

You want to give your family the best, but time is in short supply and preparing a healthy meal has become a chore. Too often take out or frozen dinners have to do. Is there a way to combine healthy eating with convenience?

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» 5 Steps to Raising an Optimistic Child
By Dr Tony Fiore | Published 07/23/2006 | Family and Parenting |
I had just completed a session with 17-year old Julie who suffered from severe depression. Julie believed she was a total failure and would never be able to change anything in her life. Julie also felt all her shortcomings were her own fault.
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» ATTENTION DEFICIT DISORDER: NEW PERSPECTIVES
By Mary F. Zesiewicz, MD | Published 07/21/2006 | Family and Parenting |

I am a Board Certified Psychiatrist and have been practicing for 20 years. For almost half of my professional career, I have practiced Child and Adolescent Psychiatry. The primary reason for referral, by far, was Attention Deficit Disorder.

Over the years, I watched as the standards of assessment and treatment shifted from a comprehensive one, to one of almost exclusive focus on medication. While a percentage of our children were helped, with ability to stay focused and complete assignments, it seemed that an over-reliance on medications existed, and still does, with an almost complete absence of education on the principles of healthy lifestyle.

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» Driveway Safety for Children
By V. Michael Santoro | Published 07/21/2006 | Family and Parenting |
Driveway safety is a very demanding responsibility for parents or guardians of young children. Even when closely watching your children, it is difficult to react quickly enough when they dart out from your driveway into the street either chasing a ball or riding a toy. Some of the most devastating motor vehicle accidents involving children occur in the driveway.
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