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Five Short Years
A few weeks ago, my three kids went back to school. Two of my kids celebrated by throwing parties for their classes. Two, thank God, not three.
5 Things NOT To Do While Driving
Almost 40,000 people die in car accidents each year, according to the Center for Disease Control. Every 10 seconds, a victim of a car accident is treated in an emergency room for accident-related injuries. Sixteen percent of all fatal crashes in 2008 were caused by driver distraction, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. These are some scary statistics. Many of these crashes could have been prevented.
Easing the Preschool Jitters
Starting preschool is a huge step for your kid. The routine he is so used to will change drastically. Your kids transition to preschool is the start of him becoming more independent and less attached, as he is beginning his journey into schooling, where he will be for much of his life. You should try to understand it not only from your perspective, but from his. Change is a hard process for anyone, whether youre three or thirty three. Here are ways to ease your kids jitters about starting preschool:
Let's Talk About Sex, Baby!
No, were not talking sex with your partner. Were talking sexuality and your kids. For me, I can now see loud and clear, that my nudist colony days in this house are good and over. My hubby has been telling me this for three years now, but I have always insisted that repressing sexuality only leads to more repression. I didnt see anything wrong with the boys seeing mommy undressed until yesterday. Now I do.
5 Ways to Plan a Kid’s Sleepover
A sleepover is a social event that children may experience at least once in their lifetime. It is a way that they can have social interactions with peers aside from attending school or participating in sports activities. Children can start to participate in sleepovers when they no longer have separation anxiety, usually when they start going to school and demonstrate that they can be a little independent and can follow certain instructions. A sleepover should be wholesome and filled with fun activities to keep the children entertained. Usually, the hosting parents and their child plan the activities ahead of time to ensure that the sleepover will be a successful one.