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10 Rules To Empower and Protect Young Children From Potential Abuse
Whos afraid of the big, bad wolf? How about the boogeyman? Okay, good — so weve got those two covered! But how about the ice cream man, or the next door neighbor, or the after-school sports coach? Now, before you get mad at me for picking on those three, let me just say I have nothing against any of these community members! In fact, my daughter and I buy Fudgsicles from our local ice cream man at the park all the time, and I have a very cool next door neighbor.
Power Rangers Continue To Empower Boys and Girls
This post was sponsored by Saban Brands but all opinions are our own. The Power Rangers is a phenomenon that has touched the lives of pretty much everyone! Whether you grew up with it or your kids watch it, I can guarantee your home has been exposed to the wonder of the Power Rangers! The…
College Safety 101: Miss Independent’s Guide to Empowerment, Confidence, & Staying Safe
Didn’t you wish you had a book with all the DOs and DONTs for when you were in college? You know, to keep you from eating that bad dining hall food or steer you away from peer pressure. Well, “College Safety 101: Miss Independent’s Guide to Empowerment, Confidence, & Staying Safe” is a great introductory guide for the young woman’s transition to college, specifically to give her the confidence to make the right decisions. So you won’t be told what not to eat, but it will certianly shed some light on how to keep yourself safe on and off campus.
Empower Your Kids Through Creative Cleaning
Ive recently become an addict of that TV show called Hoarders. Its a series that documents people (supposedly, theres over 2 million hoarders!) who collect trash in their homes and basically get lost in itmentally and physically. The problem: an unhealthy attachment to stuff. I wont even mention the two several episodes showing people who collect animalscats or rats. And, not all of them are living. Ill leave it at that.
How to Empower Your Children
Do your relatives want to hug, kiss and touch your kids…but your kids sometimes dont want to? What do you do? Do you force your children to hug Uncle Joe or Nana Betty so as not to insult the adult? If so this is the message you are sending your child: The wants and feelings of the adults are more important than your wants and feelings. I, the adult, can tell you what to do with your body.