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Lauren Coker

6- Understand Temperament - 0 views

ohioline.osu.edu/FS05.html

7b- Temperament & Goodness-of-Fit

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  • Cassandra Crawford on 03 Mar 13
     
    Title:Understanding Your Child's Temperament Author:Kathy K. Oliver, M.S Date Published: 2002 (?) Why Relevant and Summary: This covers the basics of what temperament is, and how to tell what temperament a child might fall under. It describes the different traits of temperament and how to react to them. How this Influenced my Thinking: I wasn't aware of how many various traits a child can have that can determine their temperament, i generally believed you either had a well-behaved child, or a fussy child. This gives more dimension to temperament and shows how there are varying levels to a temperament as well. Credibility of Source: Has references; linked to Ohio State University; somewhat dated information, but information that is still relevant.
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  • Loni Marcus on 04 Mar 13
     
    Title:Understanding your child's temperment Author:Kathy K. Oliver M.S., Date Published:2002 Why Relevant and Summary: It helps educate people on what temperament is, temperament type, traits, and on parenting with different temperamental types. How This Influenced My Thinking:I never though much about temperamental specifically.  My two children have very different temperament types and this gave me incite. Credibility of Source:It looks very valid.  It had good cited references.
  • Taylor Robinson on 04 Mar 13
     
    Title: Understanding Your Child's Temperament Author: Kathy Oliver Date Published:May 2002 Why Relevant and Summary: This is definitely relevant as it looks at temperament, more specifically what it is and its categories/types. How This Influenced My Thinking: It got me thinking about all the categories there are and where I might fit in. Credibility of Source: A woman with a masters typed it up and it belong to Ohio State University.
  • Marisa Rodriguez on 04 Mar 13
     
    Title: Understanding Your Child's Temperament Author: Kathy Oliver Date Published: n.d. Why Relevant and Summary: This fact sheet discusses how temperament is determined, what characterizes each type of temperament, how parenting can help each type of temperament and also some parenting tips with temperament in mind. How This Influenced My Thinking: I know understand which types of parenting are better for each type of temperament Credibility of Source: Very credible
  • Lauren Coker on 08 May 13
     
    Title: Understand Your Child's Temperament Author: Kathy K. Oliver Date Published: 2002 Why Relevant and Summary: Thoroughly explains temperament and its different variations and types. Identifies the interaction of parenting styles and child temperament on the relationship between parent and child. How This Influenced My Thinking: Called me to evaluate my own temperament, recall my parents' temperaments and the interaction of the two in my growth and development. Credibility of Source: OSU
Julia Magallanes

6-Things to expect between 30-36 months of age - 0 views

www.zerotothree.org/...30-36handout.pdf

9a-Parenting a toddler

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  • Julia Magallanes on 24 Mar 13
     
    Title: Your child's development: 30 to 36 months Author: Rebecca Parlakian and Claire Lerner Date published: 2008 Why relevant and summary:This article is relevant because it gives highlights of what occurs between 30 to 36 months in a toddler. Toddler can now pedal trycicles and dress themselves with help. They also use language to express themselves. They have a better memory and love to play with other people. How this influenced my thinking:Well this stage is a great time to teach toddlers how to express their feelings properly and how to talk things out and take turns. Credibility of source:Very credible, as it is endorsed by the American Academy of Pediatrics
Julia Magallanes

5-Basic information on parenting styles - 0 views

psychology.about.com/...parenting-style.htm

parenting styles

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  • Tara Ponsot on 26 Mar 13
     
    Author: Kendra Cherry Title: Parenting Styles Date: n.d. Why Relevent and Summary: A brief overview of the four parenting styles and the criteria involved in determining the style How This Changed My Thinking: I did not know the criteria Credibility of Source: OK, no date
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  • lindsey holloway on 26 Mar 13
     
    Title: Parenting styles Author: Kendra Cherry Date:n.d. Summary and Why Relevant: This article breaks down the different styles of parenting and also explains the outcome for each different style. How this changed my thinking: I thought it was very interesting to see how these different styles can change the type of person you will grow up to be. Credibility of Source: Seem like a credible website.
  • Badfish Two on 27 Mar 13
     
    Title: Parenting Styles: The Four Styles of Parenting Author: Kendra Cherry Date Published: no date Why Relevant and Summary: This articles gives a brief and to the point overview of the four parenting styles identified by Diana Baumrind consistent with two dimensions of parenting recognized: demandingness and responsiveness. It goes over the impact that each parenting style could or would be more likely to have on a child and explains the many factors that impact why there are different styles and why parents don't just all raise their children the same . (ie personality, family size, parental background, socioeconomic status, educational level and religion.) How This Influenced My Thinking: This gave a clear, straightforward description of the four distinct parenting styles. It has made me think that when I am raising a child that I need to make sure that I remain an authoritative and not cross the line to authoritarian or even the permissive parent. I'm not afraid to admit that I'm not perfect and this has made me realize how extremely important it is to be aware of how I respond or control situations while helping my child develop in a healthy manner. Credibility of Source:Kendra Cherry is a writer and educator. She has a BS in Psychology and a Master of Science in Education from Boise State University.
  • Angel Thomas on 27 Mar 13
     
    Title: Parenting styles Author: Kendra Cherry Date:n.d. Summary and Why Relevant: This article talks about the different styles of parenting and the impact of parenting styles. How this influenced my thinking: By explaining why parenting styles are different Credibility of Source: Seems like a credible source
  • Denise Villa on 14 Apr 13
     
    Title: Parenting Styles- The Four Styles of Parenting Author: Kendra Cherry Date Published: n.d Why Relevant and Summary: Kendra Cherry discusses the different styles of parenting, and gives examples of things they may say or how they act. She also discusses the impacts of each style, and how the styles differ from one another. How This Influenced My Thinking: This gave me a better understanding for each parenting style. Credibility of Source: It seems credible. She also cited the sources she used in her article.
  • Julia Magallanes on 14 Apr 13
     
    Title:The four styles of parenting Author:Kendra Cherry Date published:no date Why relevant and summary:This article is relevant because it discusses the four styles of parenting. It also states the impacts these various parenting styles have on children. How this influenced my thinking:Parenting styles differ because it is based on culture, family size, personality, SES, education and religion. Credibility of source:Credible
Lauren Coker

6-Cosleeping and Your Baby - 0 views

kidshealth.org/...cosleeping.html

6a- Cosleeping & Culture

shared by Lauren Coker on 27 Feb 13 - Cached
  • Taylor Robinson on 27 Feb 13
     
    Title: Cosleeping and Your Baby Author:Yamini Durani Date Published: October 2011 Why Relevant and Summary: It was extremely relevant because it had the pros for cosleeping, it had the arguments against cosleeping, it had facts/statistics about it, and ultimately was very clear and informative about the practice as a whole. How This Influenced My Thinking: It was very clear and made me smarter on the topic. Credibility of Source: The cite seems legit! You should take a look!
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  • Denise Villa on 27 Feb 13
     
    Title: Cosleeping and your Baby Author:Y. Durani, MD Date Published:October 2011 Why Relevant and Summary: It helped me get a better understanding of cosleeping. It gave more detailed information about what are some of the benefits as well as the risks of cosleeping, and offered options to help transition children onto their own. How This Influenced My Thinking: This helped me decide that when I have children I wouldn't want to co sleep with my baby, but I would have the baby at my bedside instead where I can still have it near me which can help prevent SIDS. Credibility of Source: KidsHealth from Nemours
  • Marisa Rodriguez on 27 Feb 13
     
    Title: Cosleeping and Your Baby Author: Yamini Durani Date Published: October 2011 Why Relevant and Summary: Talks about pros and cons of cosleeping, as well as some possible concerns of parents and gives tips to ensure safe cosleeping practices. How This Influenced My Thinking: Shared some concerns of cosleeping that I hadn't thought of before Credibility of Source: very credible, reviewed by MD and is a pretty recent article
  • Lauren Coker on 08 May 13
     
    Title: Author: Yamini Durani Date Published: October, 2011 Why Relevant and Summary: Explains reasons for cosleeping, how it is safe, addresses SIDS, how to safely cosleep, and how to help your child make the transition from cosleeping to sleeping on its own. How This Influenced My Thinking: I was never aware of cosleeping, at least to the extent with which it can occur. I was educated on the risks of cosleeping, which I never knew were possible. I was also introduced to SIDs. Credibility of Source: Source written by a doctor.
Ruby Gonzalez

7-Risks and Benefits to Co-Sleeping - 2 views

Title: Risks and Benefits of Parent/Child bed sharing Author: Sobralske et. al Date Published: 2009 Why Relevant and Summary: This is relevant to out topic about co-sleeping because it explains bot...

6a - Cosleeping & Culture

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Humberto Garcia Jr.

7-Sex and Puberty - 0 views

www.focusonthefamily.com/...preparing-for-puberty.aspx

14a-Puberty and the Sex Talk

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  • Humberto Garcia Jr. on 07 Apr 13
     
    Title: Talking about Sex and Puberty Author: Tyndale House Publishers Inc. Date Published: 1999 Why Relevant and Summary: This is relevant because it talks about what should be talked about in Puberty and sex for both boys and girls. How to approach them and how to explain it to them . How this Influenced My Thinking: This made me realize that there are more ways to talk about sex and puberty to a child than how I got talked to. It made me think how I will someday talk to my child about puberty and sex. Credibility: It came from the Focus on Family website which seems to have quite a lot of great resources.
Gabrielle Nguyen

6- Mothers and Daughters: How to Talk "The Talk" - 0 views

parenting.kaboose.com/...errs-how-to-talk-the-talk.html

14a-Puberty and the Sex Talk

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  • Gabrielle Nguyen on 08 Apr 13
     
    Title: Mothers and Daughters: How to Talk "The Talk" Author:Catherine Kedjidjian Date Published: n.d. Why Relevant and Summary: In this article, I learned that the sex talk can help prevent a lot of things. Such as fear, awkwardness, and curiosity. Having the sex talk is well awkward, but it helps prevent unsafe sex, unplanned pregnancies, and well sex. Apparently, if a parent talks to their child about sex it decreases the number of partners they will have and it will keep abstinence a lot longer than others. For a girl, it is easier and less awkward to talk to your mother about sex than it is your father. I learned that it is never too early to have the sex talk with your child and that there are websites and centers that can help you ease into the sex talk without it being awkward. I read about how there are signs that indicate puberty is around the corner for girls and how a mother should have open communications with her daughter when it comes to puberty and sex. How This Influenced My Thinking: This article has broadened my knowledge of puberty and the sex talk very much. Credibility of Source: Credible.
Alma Reed

7 - Great tips on how to fight bulling - 0 views

www.kidpower.org/...prevent-bullying

12a- Obesity & Bullying

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  • Alma Reed on 05 Apr 13
     
    Title: Face Bullying With Confidence 8 Kidpower Skills We Can Use Right Away Author: Irene van der Zande Date: n.d. Why relevant and summary: This article was an extract from a book called "Bullying - What Adults Need to Know and Do to Keep Kids Safe", which gives advice on how to handle bullying and how to help young children who are subject to it. It gives 8 tips that anyone who works with children can find useful. It stresses the idea that this is a phenomena that unfortunately exists in our schools, but it is preventable. We should educate ourselves and our kids and empower them to face challenges with confidence. How has this influenced my thinking: I am a mother of two young boys, and even though we have not experienced any bullying, is good to know as much as possible that in any event I can help my boys deal with this challenge. Credibility of source: This article was published on Kid-power.com by its founder who is a published author. Kidpower is a non profit organization which advocates and helps kids against abuse, kidnapping, bullying etc nation wide and internationally.
Sarah Haughton

7 - 10 Tips on How to Communicate with Autistic People - 0 views

autismum.com/...mmunicate-with-autistic-people

11b - Autism

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  • Sarah Haughton on 12 Apr 13
     
    Title: 10 Tips on How to Communicate with Autistic People Author: Steve Summers Date Published: n.d. Why Relevant and Summary: Written by a highly functioning autistic man, this brief article explains really well how to communicate with autistic people. Relevant for this paper as we are writing to explain how business partners can work together effectively. How This Influenced My Thinking: Explained to me how those with autism can be highly functioning and very intelligent, yet it is important that we recognize when they might not be able to meet our expectations when it comes to social norms. Credibility of Source: Very credible
Angel Thomas

6-7 Tips for a Successful Marriage - 0 views

www.guardian.co.uk/...s-secrets-marriage-tim-dowling

17a-Marriage

shared by Angel Thomas on 23 Apr 13 - No Cached
  • lynnsofia on 23 Apr 13
     
    Title: 7 Tips for a Successful Marriage Author: Tim Dowling Date: 8 February 2013 Why relevant and summary: This article provides seven solid tips for maintaining a healthy and successful marriage. For example, Dowling says, "go to bed angry if you want to" because you're better off getting a good night's sleep before tackling the conflict again. Another good tip is to remember that every relationship is unique and it is damaging to compare yours to other relationships. I think the other gives some pretty solid, yet basic marriage advice that couples considering marriage should read. How this influenced my thinking: I have been married and divorced, and am in another relationship that is progressing toward marriage. I hope to avoid the mistakes made in my first marriage, so articles like this one apply directly to my personal life. However, no matter how good the advice is, you've got to make sure you're marrying someone you can absolutely be with through thick and thin. This type of advice is for couples that are certain that they are marrying someone they are truly compatible with long-term. Credibility of source: decent. Guardian (UK) article.
  • Angel Thomas on 24 Apr 13
     
    Title: 7 Tips for a Successful Marriage Author: Tim Dowling Date: 8 February 2013 Why relevant and summary: This article provides seven tips for maintaining a healthy and successful marriage. How this influenced my thinking: Even though I'm not married I will keep these tips in mind when I do get married Credibility of source: Decent. Guardian (UK) article.
Julia Magallanes

6-Does a great job in explaining disengagement theory and how it affects the elderly - 0 views

health.howstuffworks.com/...disengagement-theory3.htm

successful aging disengagement theory

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  • Taylor Robinson on 05 May 13
     
    Title: What is Disengagement Theory? Author: Cristen Conger Date Published: n.d. Why Relevant and Summary: This taught me everything I need to know about the theory. Its origins, its beliefs, its counterarguments, etc. How This Influenced My Thinking: It introduced into the world of successful aging and got me thinking about a theory I've never even heard of. Credibility of Source: Had many links to other articles that may not have been super credible, but this article seemed legit.
  • Tracy Pompeo on 06 May 13
     
    Title: What is disengagement theory Author: Christen Conger Date Published: NA Why Relevant and Summary: Gave good breakdown of theories of aging How This Influenced My Thinking: Good information to consider as we age Credibility of Source: Very good
  • Julia Magallanes on 08 May 13
     
    Title:What is disengagement theory? Author:Cristen Conger Date published: n.d. Why relevant and summary:This article is relevant because it describes disengagement theory. The elderly begin to withdraw from activities they love because of an illness, for example. Little by little, they lose their independence and remove themselves from social networks. How this influenced my thinking:It's is sad to think that some elderly will withdraw themselves from society when they lose independence. It is important that as family, we keep in touch with our elderly family members and keep them as close to society as possible. Whether it be taking them to the park, grocery store, or just talking to them on a daily basis. Credibility of source: Seems credible. It includes all its sources.
Lauren Coker

5- Prenatal Care - 0 views

www.womenshealth.gov/...prenatal-care.cfm

4- Prenatal Development & Care

shared by Lauren Coker on 13 Feb 13 - No Cached
  • Cassandra Crawford on 13 Feb 13
     
    Title: Prenatal Care Fact Sheet Author:reviewed by John W. Schmitt, M.D Date Published:March 6, 2009 Why Relevant and Summary: This article explains what prenatal care is, what steps should be taken to have a healthy baby, and a list of Do's and Dont's. it also gives information on prenatal checkups for women and what to expect. This is relevant because it explains prenatal care. How this Influenced my thinking: It coincided with what i already knew about prenatal care. i learned however that women should take folic acid even if unsure if they are pregnant, or if they are planning on getting pregnant Credibility of Source:part of U.S. department of health, women's health department.
  • Humberto Garcia Jr. on 13 Feb 13
     
    Title: Prenatal Care Fact Sheet Author: John W. Schmitt Date Published: March 6, 2009 Why Relevant and Summary: It is relevant because it tals about how a woman can take care of herself during and after pregnancy. It gives you tips and advice for prenatal development. It also gives you defenitions and good facts. How This Influenced My Thinking: This allowed me to see more of the preganancy side than anything else. I managed to read through it and find out that there are a lot of things you need to do while pregnant. Credibility: It came from Womenshealth.org, and a doctor wrote this, so I assume that it is very credible.
  • Lauren Coker on 08 May 13
     
    Title: Author: John W. Schmitt Date Published: March 6, 2009 Why Relevant and Summary: Addresses numerous questions regarding what to expect of your body during pregnancy and how to maintain a healthy home for you and your baby during all of the changes that occur throughout pregnancy. How This Influenced My Thinking: Provided important tips with which to keep in mind later on in life if this particular things will affect me. Credibility of Source: A federal government website managed by the Office on Women's Health in the Office of the Assistant Secretary for Health at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
Loni Marcus

9-Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder - 0 views

kidshealth.org/...OCD.html

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  • Loni Marcus on 02 Feb 13
     
    Title:Obsessive Compulsive Disorder Author: KidsHealth Date Published:1995 Why Relevant and Summary: This is an in depth article about OCD, it's possible causes, relative behaviors of a child with OCD, signs and symptoms, diagnosing and treatment. How This Influenced My Thinking: I have a child with this disorder and this article was very informative for me as a person who had no background with this disorder. It helped to explain some of the behaviors I was witnessing and help me to make sense of it. Credibility of Source:Very credible as they use a host of different pediatricians and experts in the field to help keep the information as up to date as possible.
Guillermina Garcia

5-Suggested Toys for Infants to Encourage Cognitive Development - 0 views

www.brighthubeducation.com/...ment-in-infants-0-to-12-months

7a - Cognition and Toys

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  • Alma Reed on 01 Mar 13
     
    Title:Suggested Toys for Infants to Encourage Cognitive Development Author:Cheryl Gabbert Date Published:updated: 2/23/2012 Why Relevant and Summary: It provides useful information for young parents as it explains what type of changes your infant goes through as he grows and how parents can help his cognition with a variety of activities and toys build for specific milestones. How This Influenced My Thinking: As a parent of two boys, I heavily relied on newspaper and magazine articles about new toys and activities to engage your child, and I found them to be helpful Credibility of Source: It was published in a website that it is devoted to education, its references were legitimate and it was also updated last year which makes it current
  • Guillermina Garcia on 04 Mar 13
     
    Title: Suggested Toys for Infants to Encourage Cognitive Development Author: Cheryl Gabbert Date Published: 2012 Why Relevant and Summary: It gives examples on toys for infants and how they help infants cognitive development. How This Influenced My Thinking: This influenced my thinking on the best different kinds of toys for infants. Credibility of Source: They have sources and it is pretty resent.
lynnsofia

7 - What toddlers need for healthy social-emotional development - 0 views

main.zerotothree.org/...socemot_-_24to36_-_parents.pdf

9a - Parenting a Toddler

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  • lynnsofia on 15 Mar 13
     
    Title: Social Emotional Development: 24-36 months Author: No author Date Published: 2010 Why Relevant and Summary: This is an accessible guide for parents of two year olds to learn ways to help their toddler understand his feelings, encourage early friendships, letting the child lead in play, and supporting older toddlers' developing skills, as well as helping the child learn to resolve conflict in healthy ways, understand reasons for limits/request, use language to communicate needs. How this influenced my thinking: As a mother of two children (fairly recently out of the toddler stage) this gave me quite a bit to reflect on as far as my own parenting and how I can make improvements going forward should I ever have more children, and it would likely influence any advice I may give out to parents of toddlers. Credibility of Source: National Center for Infants, Toddlers and Families is an organization dedicated to healthy child development, so this publication is likely backed by solid research.
Alma Reed

6 - How to break it to your family you have ADHD - 0 views

www.add.org/...DEALING_WITH_OTHERS

10a- ADHD

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  • Alma Reed on 19 Mar 13
     
    Title: Dealing with others Author: Rick Green Date: 2010 Why relevant and summary: It is a funny short article that deals with how to answer questions and misconceptions about ADHD and keep your cool. It is aimed to people who have the diagnosis and struggle to explain their behavior and challenges to others. How has this influenced my thinking: I really found it very interesting the advice given, and i think these rules can be applied to anything people have misconceptions about. Why credible: This article was written for the ADHD.org website.
derpina

7-Peer Relations in Middle Childhood | Education.com - 0 views

www.education.com/...eer-relations-middle-childhood

12a- Friendships in Middle Childhood

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  • Gabrielle Nguyen on 03 Apr 13
     
    Title: Peer Relations in Middle Childhood Author: Blume & Zembar Date: n.d. Why Relevant and Summary: This article explains how friendship is important in middle childhood. Whether or not someone likes you or dislikes you can really make or break a person. Friends provide all the needs the one self can use at that time and in the future. For one of them being a need for survival because in middle childhood friendship is based on people liking you which then determines their popularity status. Also discussed in this article is the individual need for success, power, status, approval, autonomy, and etc. It also expresses the concerns of rejection in children at this age and it affects them. How this influenced my thinking: This helped my understanding of why it is important for us to connect with others and increase our social skills. I have found a new understanding of the word friendship from this article. Credibility: Seems credible because they cited quotes.
  • derpina on 03 Apr 13
     
    Title: Peer Relations in Middle Childhood Author: By L.B. Blume|M.J. Zembar Date Published: 2007 Why relevant and summary: great information on research and finding of socialization patterns- shows a strong correlation between playground play and future choices in adult relationships. The habit forming patters of socialization developed at an early age impact how we relate to people as we become older. How this influenced my thinking: I was not aware how big of an impact peer relations/friendships in middle childhood had on adults. Credibility of source: seems very credible. On bottom of article states reference: Excerpt from Middle Childhood to Middle Adolescence: Development from Ages 8 to 18, by L.B. Blume, M.J. Zembar, 2007 edition, p. 178-183.
Claudia Leon

6-Religious benefits according to values - 1 views

http://psychcentral.com/news/2012/01/21/psychological-benefits-of-religion-tied-to-local-values/33908.html

15-Worldview

started by Claudia Leon on 14 Apr 13 1 follow-up, last by Claudia Leon on 14 Apr 13
Sarah Haughton

7 - Tips for Parents - Ideas to Help Children Maintain a Healthy Weight - 0 views

www.cdc.gov/...children

12a - Obesity & Bullying

shared by Sarah Haughton on 13 Apr 13 - No Cached
  • Sarah Haughton on 13 Apr 13
     
    Title: Tips for Parents - Ideas to Help Children Maintain a Healthy Weight Author: none Date Published: n.d. Why Relevant and Summary: Considers the following questions: Why is childhood obesity considered a health problem?, What can I do as a parent or guardian to help prevent childhood overweight and obesity? Balancing Calories: Help Kids Develop Healthy Eating Habits, and Balancing Calories: Help Kids Stay Active. All of these apply to how parents can work with their children to improve their health, and why childhood obesity is a problem. How This Influenced My Thinking: Gave me ideas of how to effectively write about ways to reduce childhood obesity. Credibility of Source: Center for Disease Control and Prevention - great source
Andrea Miller

6 -great information about how to talk to kids about puberty - 0 views

www.plannedparenthood.org/...puberty-101-parents-22999.htm

14a Puberty and the sex talk

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  • Andrea Miller on 13 Apr 13
     
    Title: Puberty 101 for parents Author: no author Date Published: 2013 Why Relevant and Summary: this whole website is really good. You can find all sorts of information about different topics that you need to talk to your children about, and good ways to approach them How This Influenced My Thinking: Give me some good ideas for my paper about how to talk to kids Credibility of Source: pretty good, planned parenthood gives a fair view
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