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Archive by Article Title | Archive by Date No Playing Indian at Thanksgiving In response to the ongoing debate in my daughter's school district about whether it is appropriate to make Native American costumes and re-enact what is generally known as the First Thanksgiving, I decided to do some research on what is at the root of those who object to these traditions. Mother Daughter Tea Party A visit to a tea garden or tea parlor can be a great way to spend some quality mother-daughter time for children around age 5 and up. Modeling Manners and Courtesy for Young Children Modeling good manners and courtesy is the most important way to teach our children these important life skills. Melody Harp -- Product Review The Melody Harp is an absolutely fantastic gift for a young child who wants to instantly create recognizable music in the home. Great for children from about age 4-5 or up. Making Routine Care Count Routine care tasks, feeding, bathing, diapering/pottying and sleep rituals, comprise a huge part of the time we spend with our kids. Here's some thoughts on making routine care count, and turning these activities into quality time. Making Children Apologize Should children be forced to apologize when they hurt another? Isn't it simply "good manners?" A discussion of the meaning of an apology and why "I'm sorry" may not always be the best expectation. Lunch Love Notes Lunch love notes are a great way to remind your your child how much you love them during a sometimes long-seeming school day! Some ideas for creating love notes and samples of what to write. Lessons from the MotrinMoms Ads My thoughts on the controversial Motrin Mom-alogue ad on babywearing, and the even more surprising (and successful) social media and email campaign by the angry moms who got the ad pulled by Motrin complete with an apology on their homepage. Kids and Television Watching Overwhelmed by kids constant requests for television? Confused about what to do? Here's the guidelines I use for TV at my house and some things to consider when creating your own "house rules." Kids and Stomach Flu Survival Tips Things you should know about getting through child's episode of stomach flu.
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