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I have always been in love with quiet books, for I believe these felt-made toddler scrapbooks are the best way to teach your kids certain activities in a fun way.

If you are one of those parents who are worried about how to discipline the child? Motherszone gives some effective child discipline methods that can help you teach the right kind of behaviour to your child.

If you are one of those parents who are worried about how to discipline the child? Motherszone gives some effective child discipline methods that can help you teach the right kind of behaviour to your child.

Learning how to win and lose is a large component of children's sports. It teaches them proper decorum and coping mechanisms to deal with adverse situations in life. Although these days with the helicopter parents getting air time, sports fanatical fathers making the news for the wrong reasons, and dance moms getting their own television shows, we may be going in the wrong direction...

Coloring is a great pastime for young kids -- and the young-at-heart as well. Colonial Sense is pleased to offer a growing collection of ready-to-print pages to occupy kids for hours, and also to teach them a little about colonial American history.

Personalized Name Puzzle Boards are a perfect tool to help teach children to spell their names in bright, multi-colored wood letters. A perfect accent piece of furniture for nursery or toy room

Okay, we admit it. We are not big water drinkers, and never have been. Trust us...we've given ourselves lectures time and time again about the importance of drinking the requisite eight glasses of water a day, but who are we kidding? We can barely choke down two glasses, and that's with living in hot and humid Florida. While we take responsibility for our irresponsibility just as much as the next person (yeah, right), we wholeheartedly blame the Coca Cola company for our lack of commitment to healthy drinking. How dare they make Coke taste so darn good? We have been obsessed with Coke (the real stuff, not that diet stuff) for as long as we can remember. Scoff all you want, but our Coca Cola addiction has caused a real problem in our household. Our kids are at the age when "do as I say, not as I do" doesn't hold water (had to get that pun in). It's our job as parents to teach our children healthy eating and drinking habits, and the best way to do this is by example. But, we really don't like water. We've tried it all...tap water, filtered water, bottled water (whew, there are a lot of brands out there!), cold water, room temperature water, water with lemon (and/or lime). No matter what we do, the results are the same...blah, blah, blah. Are we prime examples of mature and responsible adults or what?

Our schools believe in discussing abstinence. Won't teaching teenagers about consent lead to more sexual activity among those same teenagers?

Valentine's Day is about love of all kinds. Teaching kids the joys of showing love from a young age will not only make them feel loved, but will also help foster compassion within them.

Thanksgiving is just around the corner. The upcoming holiday is the perfect opportunity to teach your little one some new rhymes to add to the festivities.

Narcissistic behavior can be found in very young children. It often occurs because parents attempt to teach them self-worth by overvaluing them in the sense that they are entitled to things others are not.

Setting, and keeping, nutrition goals for children can be difficult at times. But the more you teach them how important good nutrition is, the better. Read more here.

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My gift to my children this year (as well as my own sanity) is to be a positive parent.

We have all thought of breaking a world record once in our life. & why not it's so much fun. So do kids. They get mesmerized by these word records, why not motivate them to break any. It is important to note that world records can be subject to change as new achievements are made and new standards are established. As such, keeping track of world records is an ongoing and dynamic process. Here are some fun ways . How to Create a World Record ? Lets start with understanding about world records. A world record is a record that is recognized as the highest or best achievement in a particular field, activity, or category. It is usually determined by an authoritative organization or group that establishes and maintains such records. World records can be set in many different areas, including sports, science, technology, arts, and more. Some well-known examples of world records include the fastest marathon time, the highest mountain peak, the longest human lifespan, the largest building, the fastest car, and the most Grammy awards won by a musician. These records are often sought after and celebrated by individuals and communities around the world. World Record Marathon It is the most popular marathon, where a man ran for 2 hours, 1 minute, and 39 seconds & women ran for 2 hours, 1 minute, and 39 seconds . there is always a scope for your kid to break the world record marathon. Here are few Fun ideas you can try which will develop competitiveness in kids - Kids Games At Home There are many fun and engaging games that kids can play at home. Here are a few ideas. Soon kids will master & be part of any world record challenge. Board games: Board games are a great way to spend time with family and friends. Some popular board games for kids include Candyland, Chutes and Ladders, and Monopoly Junior. Card games: Card games are portable and easy to play. Some popular card games for kids include Go Fish, Old Maid, and Uno. Hide and Seek: A classic game that kids love to play