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Ten Ways to Eat More Vegetables
Whether youre trying to lose weight or just maintain a healthy lifestyle, its important to include a variety of vegetables in meal planning. There are many health benefits of eating vegetables, including reducing the risk of stroke, type 2 diabetes, coronary heart disease, and certain cancers, such as mouth, stomach, and colon cancer.
4 Steps to Raising a Future Writer
Lots of parents read aloud to their baby and toddler, but few take the next step: encouraging early writing. Did you know that babies can draw pictures (prewriting) and create narratives at between 2 and 3 years of age? A young child who is stimulated with targeted activities early and often can be writing and illustrating complex stories by age 4 or 5.
Hearing-Impaired Children in the Classroom
Kids experience full or partial hearing loss due to a variety of causes, including certain illnesses, loud noises and injury. Hearing impairments of varying degrees interfere with a child’s development and success in the classroom. Early and effective interventions give her the chance to catch up or stay at grade level.
My Body is Special and Belongs to Me by Sally Berenzweig & Cherie Benjoseph
This book teaches children that they have a right to feel safe and comfortable, and to speak up for themselves. The authors and founders of the KidSafe Foundation have mastered how to delicately yet firmly approach the topic of personal safety, without inducing fear in even the youngest children.
Pregnancy for Single Women
While it might take two to make a baby, going through a pregnancy is something that some women do solo. An increasing number of women are choosing to go it alone when it comes to parenting. If you are one of these brave moms-to-be, consider how your pregnancy experience may differ from those who complete the task as part of a pair.