Having a baby is the most exciting time in your life, and probably one of the most stressful. As brand new parents, you have no idea what to expect and yet you want to be prepared for every scenario. Preparation before baby's big arrival can ease... Recent Article published on 2/10/2011 by Tina Cisneros
New Parent Checklist for Baby
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Free Kids Activities in Sacramento, California
Sacramento is the capital of California and is located in the northern point of the Central Valley, where the Sacramento River and American River meet. Sacramento's hot, dry summers make it an ideal place to explore the great outdoors, and plenty... Recent Article published on 2/10/2011 by Tami Satchell
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How to Look For a Boy Child Given Up For Adoption in 1969
There are millions of adopted children in the United States, and often they are voluntarily placed up for adoption by parents who want a better life for them. Many adopted children yearn to meet their birth parents, so if you are searching for... Recent Article published on 2/10/2011 by Brandy Martin
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Joint Attention Activities for Infants
Joint attention is an infant's ability to pay attention to playing with a toy as well as looking at an adult, involving a shift back and forth in the infant's focus of attention. Joint attention is key to an infant's communication development, as... Recent Article published on 2/11/2011 by Jamie Conrad
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Stages of Drawing in Child Development
Some children begin to draw as soon as they can pick up a pencil, and they never seem to stop. Some children draw to appease the art teacher, but refuse the pen and paper elsewhere. Wherever a youngster falls on the drawing spectrum, most... Recent Article published on 2/11/2011 by Rebecca Mayglothling
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Adolescent Diets
With so many kids sitting in front of the TV for hours, playing videos rather than being active, choosing cookies over a healthy snack, and with parents who opt for fast food rather than making dinner, it's no wonder why there are so many... Recent Article published on 2/10/2011 by Andrea Griffith
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Questions for Infant Daycare
Placing your infant in daycare can be terrifying. You have many concerns about the safety and well-being of your baby while in the care of someone else. This may be the first time your infant is out of your sight for most of the day. Finding the... Recent Article published on 2/10/2011 by Amy Pike
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Teen Anger Issues
Teenagers go through many physical and mental changes during their development. As they grow, teens face many challenges and can sometimes get confused, depressed, irritable and excessively angry. Parents need to know when their teen's anger... Recent Article published on 2/11/2011 by Karen Plumley
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What Things Will You Need When You Have a Baby?
Having a baby is a life changing experience and one that requires a great deal of preparation. A newborn does not need a lot of fancy supplies when he is first brought home. There are essential items a parent should have ready when she brings her... Recent Article published on 2/10/2011 by Julie Ackendorf
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The Best Double Stroller for Big Kids
Sometimes big kids need a lift, too. When you have more than one child, though, entering the world of double strollers might seem daunting. There are several options and weight limits available, and you can find a stroller for your older child to... Recent Article published on 2/10/2011 by Katie Tonarely
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Fun Activities to Do With an Infant
Even at an early age, infants are aware of their surroundings and enjoy the sights, sounds and smells of different places. Use this opportunity with your baby to help him begin to explore the world around him. Plan some fun activities, every day,... Recent Article published on 3/1/2011 by Heather Marlman
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10 Tips for Kids' Healthy Snacks
All parents have experienced their kids come running in the door from school or sports practices looking for a snack. This is an important time to teach healthy snacking habits to your children, and even some basic cooking skills if they are old... Recent Article published on 3/1/2011 by Janelle Martel
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Checklists for Babysitters
It's natural for parents to have a little anxiety about leaving the kids with a babysitter. After all, you have been the one tucking your son into bed and reading to your daughter every night since they were born. And now the youngest child is... Recent Article published on 3/1/2011 by Shannon Caster
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Military Schools for Teenage Girls
The image of a military school brings up harsh drill instructors barking out commands to platoons. While some schools offer a taste of the military life through rigorous physical training and strict instruction, today's military academies double... Recent Article published on 3/2/2011 by Steve Ungrey
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First Stage of Child Behavior
The first stage of child behavior is a tremendous period of growth, both physically and intellectually. Between birth and age three, children typically double their height and quadruple their weight. Skill development, which includes both... Recent Article published on 3/2/2011 by Arlene Miles
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Important First Aid & Safety Tips for Kids
The risk of accidental injury exists for everyone, especially children. Although protecting your kids from everything is impossible, being prepared for an emergency before it occurs helps to provide much-needed peace of mind. Educate yourself as... Recent Article published on 3/2/2011 by Spencer Hendricks
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Party Food Ideas for One Year
When planning your baby's first birthday party, choose some foods that the babies and toddlers can enjoy. One-year-old children typically eat a variety of finger foods, but they are still in danger of choking on round or hard foods. Look to your... Recent Article published on 3/2/2011 by Kristen May
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Fun & Safe Places for Kids to Play Games
In today's world, kids aren't always free to go out and play neighborhood games like hopscotch, hide-and-go-seek and tag, the way children did in the first half of the twentieth century. Accident and crime-related dangers to children abound in... Recent Article published on 3/2/2011 by Debra Pachucki
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Games for 10-Year-Old Children
Perhaps you are hosting a birthday party for your 10-year-old and need some games that will guarantee the guests a fun time. Or maybe your child is simply bored and is looking for a new game to occupy him and his friends. Whatever the reason, the... Recent Article published on 3/2/2011 by Martin Cole
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Baking Tools for Kids
Being small in a big world can pose difficulties when it comes to projects such as baking or cooking. Baking is a skill that requires hand-eye coordination, and providing your child with kid-size utensils will help her to stir, whisk and mix with... Recent Article published on 3/2/2011 by Adrienne Davis
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