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Boosting confidence without giving too much praise

It’s hard to believe there could be any downside to making your child feel as good as possible about himself. Undoubtedly, self-esteem is still considered to be a cornerstone of healthy child development. Kids who feel bad about themselves are more likely...

Published Wed, Apr 14 2010 3:57 AM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Children's Health and safety, Parenting, Family Life, Bloggy Network, Fun Activities To Do With Kids, Children's Development, excessive praise, appreciating your child, strategies for motivation, appreciate, praise
6 Delightful Gift Ideas that Newborn Babies and Toddlers will Surely Love

If you want to give something really fascinating and memorable to a newborn baby or a toddler, you can give personalized gifts; check out easy-to-make baby presents; look for some RBW items for newborn babies; find some interesting costumes and accessories...

Published Tue, Apr 13 2010 10:29 PM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Babies, Parenting, Products, personalized baby gifts, personalized gifts, newborn babies, doorknob hanger, diaper cake, baby necessities, hooded bath towels, memorable gift, colorful ideas, infant cap, baby presents, newborn baby, unique toys, gift basket, educational toys, thoughtfulness, endless choices, diaper bag, creative gift, pillowcases
6 Ways of Avoiding Morning Rush to Reach Workplace and School on Time

In order for you and the whole family to reach your workplace and school on time, you must avoid the hassle of morning rush in your daily routine. Here are some helpful ways on how to do it: use a timer; cling on to your morning routine; refer to the...

Published Sat, Apr 10 2010 7:22 PM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Parenting, Popular Culture, Children's Development, love, morning rush, school bags, boots, hassle, shoes, wardrobe, morning routine, slowpoke, daily routine, reminder, consistency, umbrellas, pace, school stuff, single thing, weather forecast, coats, timer, ample time
3 Realistic Ideas in Getting Organized for School

Getting organized for school is sometimes a daunting task, especially so when friends around you are more likely to be disorganized. Here are 3 realistic ideas to get better organized: visualize the future; control the present; and learn from the past...

Published Fri, Apr 09 2010 1:02 AM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Parenting, teens, Children's Development, weeken, responsible individuals, workload, real world, exercise, getting organized for school, term goals, realistic ideas, daunting task, end result, day of rest
4 Easy Examples of Earthquake and Volcano Science Fair Projects

Easy examples of earthquake and volcano science fair projects include making volcano eruption models, plate tectonic model and puzzle, home-made seismograph, and tsunami demonstrations for your middle school science fair. Middle school science fair is...

Published Wed, Apr 07 2010 4:26 AM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Popular Culture, Fun Activities To Do With Kids, Children's Development, education, technology, science fair projects, curious crowds, home made play dough, school science project, molten lava, examples of science fair projects, earthquakes and volcanoes, plate tectonic model, baking soda, project demonstrations, volcano model, middle school students, middle school science, middle school science project, plate motions, bowl shape, plate boundaries, volcano eruption, volcano science, earthquake science
5 Best Personalized Gifts for Newborn Babies to Make Them Feel Special

Babies deserve to be pampered. You can show them how special they are by giving them personalized baby gifts such as baby blankets, baby hats, “Create Your Own Saying” baby bibs, layette set, and photo frames. Babies are blessings to each family. A touch...

Published Sun, Apr 04 2010 12:56 AM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Babies, Parenting, Popular Culture, Products, personalized baby gifts, personalized gifts, personalized baby blankets, baby hats, mom and dad, newborn babies, little angel, precious smiles, godchild, security blankets, baby bibs, delicate skin, new mom, baby hat, babies name, little hands, layette set, soft cotton, different colors, cute designs
3 Easy Methods to Use in Teaching Your Child Effective Time Management

There are 3 easy methods to teach your child effective time management. These are: by teaching your child how to tell time; by teaching your child how to set priorities; and by showing your child that managing time is fun. We’ve all been children before...

Published Fri, Apr 02 2010 8:00 AM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: parents, Parenting, Children's Development, patience, attractive designs, how to manage time, time management skills, lifetime, three hands, different times, how to set priorities, principle, how to tell time, effective time management, digital clock
Causes and cures for Colicky cries

You’ve fed him, changed him, and checked that he’s not tired, hurt, or sick. And he’s still waiting endlessly. What’s wrong? it could be colic, which experts define as inconsolable crying that lasts at least three hours a day,...

Published Fri, Mar 26 2010 10:57 PM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Babies, Children's Health and safety, Parenting, Family Life, Bloggy Network, Children's Development, moods, colic causes and cure, crying, early development
Laughter is the best medicine

Children take great pride in their ability to tell a joke, it’s a real boost to their self esteem. At home, jokes give children a moment of undivided attention from adults and older siblings. When a joke works and everyone laughs, it’s a moment...

Published Fri, Mar 26 2010 9:15 PM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Parenting, Family Life, Bloggy Network, laughing, Fun Activities To Do With Kids, Children's Development, laugh, self esteem, confidence, sense of humor
Teach him to hate violence

One reason why cartoons and animated characters grab your child’s attention is easy to understand: Their colors are dazzling. Al Baruch a former disney animator said “At Disney, we drew cartoons with flat, bright colors, the same ones kids...

Published Fri, Mar 26 2010 8:13 PM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Children's Health and safety, Parenting, Family Life, Bloggy Network, Fun Activities To Do With Kids, Children's Development, education, technology, promoting good character, violence, violent scenes, cartoons, tv shows
5 Interesting Choices of Personalized Baby Gifts

Here are some interesting gift choices for babies: personalized gift basket, personalized blankets, personalized music CD, personalized plush toys, and a baby scrapbook. Personalized gifts mirror the uniqueness of every baby. Adding the baby’s name...

Published Tue, Mar 23 2010 3:43 AM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Babies, Parenting, Popular Culture, Products, personalized baby gifts, short message, baby scrapbook, wicker basket, instrumental music, gift choices, baby wash, small baby, wash cloth, cd labeler, cute gift, embroidery work, baby oil, baby foot, keepsakes, baby soap, craft stores, plush toys, baby lotion, personalized gifts
6 Good Books for Kindergarten Science Fair Projects

Here are 6 good books that should adequately point that young, budding scientist to the right direction: The Everything Kids Science Experiments Book, Hands-On Physics Experiments (Activity Book, Grades K-2), Einstein’s Science Parties: Easy Parties...

Published Sat, Mar 20 2010 11:09 AM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Parenting, Products, Fun Activities To Do With Kids, math teacher, book hands, advance placement, school specialty publishing, experiments in science, science experiments book, kids science experiments, heat electricity, shar levine, curious kids, amazon, placement physics, physics experiments, science fair projects, promising science, electricity and magnetism, literacy centers, allison grafton, physics course, mohrman
Marshmallow Fun Furniture Flip Open Sofa with Play Mat – Fire Truck

The Marshmallow Fun Furniture Flip Open Sofa with Play Mat – Fire Truck should be something ideal for the kids. Kids will love reading, lounging, playing and sleeping on this comfortable plush flip open sofa. This sofa combines the ultimate comfort...

Published Sun, Mar 14 2010 3:00 AM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Babies, Products, convenience, pre school, play mat, sofa, fun furniture, fire truck, durable foam, marshmallow, school kids
Thomas the Tank Alarm Clock

Rise and shine with Thomas and Friends! You’ll never be late to the station with this trusty battery-operated Thomas the Tank Alarm Clock. Featuring bold colors and a delightful Thomas-themed design, this alarm clock stands 6″ tall. Requires...

Published Sun, Mar 14 2010 1:59 AM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Babies, Products, thomas the tank, bold colors, rise and shine, alarm clock, thomas and friends
“Mama can we get a puppy?”

BY the zillionth time your child asks, “can we get a puppy please?” You finally give pet ownership some serious consideration. The matter deserves a good deal of thought, since caring for an animal is a big responsibility, one that you’ll ultimately share...

Published Wed, Mar 10 2010 6:52 AM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Children's Health and safety, Family Life, Bloggy Network, Fun Activities To Do With Kids, taking care of your pet, responsibilities, pet

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Boosting confidence without giving too much praise

6 Delightful Gift Ideas that Newborn Babies and Toddlers will Surely Love

6 Ways of Avoiding Morning Rush to Reach Workplace and School on Time

3 Realistic Ideas in Getting Organized for School

4 Easy Examples of Earthquake and Volcano Science Fair Projects

5 Best Personalized Gifts for Newborn Babies to Make Them Feel Special

3 Easy Methods to Use in Teaching Your Child Effective Time Management

Causes and cures for Colicky cries

Laughter is the best medicine

Teach him to hate violence

5 Interesting Choices of Personalized Baby Gifts

6 Good Books for Kindergarten Science Fair Projects

Marshmallow Fun Furniture Flip Open Sofa with Play Mat – Fire Truck

Thomas the Tank Alarm Clock

“Mama can we get a puppy?”