Science Fair Topics 2008
Author: Madeline Binder
Learn how to find award winning science fair topics for 2008.

Toy Train Recall and Imported Toy Safety
Author: Janice Andersen
Learn more about the 2006 toy recall that involved 1.5 million toys, 60,000 of which were Thomas the Tank Engine toys.

Setting Up an Effective College Preparation Tutoring Program
Author: Janice Andersen
Learn about the topics that you will need to incorporate into a tutoring program to adequately prepare your child for college.

Heath Care Coverage For Kids and Divorce
Author: Madeline Binder
Learn how to deal with divorce, kids and health insurance issues. Discuss who should pay for insurance and what resources are available to divorced families.

Interactive Electronic Children's Books
Author: Jennifer LB Leese
Did you know there are numerous authors that have published children's books in electronic format? What is electronic format? Well, that is when a book is available from the computer as a download or on CD or on diskette. If a customer purchases

Speaking on Behalf of Our Children: Stop Blaming the Victims
Author: Dawn Fry
How many times have you flipped through the pages of a magazine or newspaper and seen images of children with captions like Brats, Bullies, or Mean and Selfish? Unfortunately, these are common occurrences in todays media. For some child advocates, these

Seeing The Souls of Your Children
Author: Margaret Paul, Ph.D.
Your toddler is having her second tantrum of the day while your four year old son is racing around the house with the neighbor's child. You feel completely stressed out and are questioning your decision to have these kids, with a third on the way! What

The Right School is Crucial for Aspergers Children
Author: Jo Divljak
Mainstream or Special Schools for Asperger Children? There has been a lot of emphasis over recent years on inclusion. The idea is that integrating children into mainstream schools rather than placing them in special schools is a Good Thing. But

Build Character with This Triple A Recipe
Author: Jean Tracy
My mother often said, You can catch more flies with a spoonful of honey than with a cupful of vinegar. Let's build character by finding out how this applies to parenting. Vinegar or honey, what do kids really want? Toys, candy and their own way,

Law and the Child Welfare
Author: Jelly Gupta
Welfare of the child is supreme. This principle of assigning paramount consideration to the interests of the child has developed simultaneously with the concept of transforming parental power into parental responsibility. So in any adjudication

How to Create Characters that will Make Your Readers Cheer
Author: Caterina Christakos
Imagine baking a chocolate cake with bakers chocolate and no sweetener. You would have a cake with no flavor, yet somehow manage to leave a nasty taste in your mouth. The same can be said of characters who haven't had been fully developed and spiced

Home Safety for Your Children
Author: Jack Nelson
Providing a safe environment for your child is one of the most important factors in how they will grow up. Ensuring your children are safe at all times can be a very difficult task but it is important to do your best to ensure they live in an environment

Children Who Talk to Angels
Author: Skye Thomas
What do you do when your child begins talking to some unseen entity? How do you determine if it's a psychic event, an imaginary playmate, or some sign of a mental health issue? You want to handle things in a way that is best for your child and of

Why Other Children are Rejecting Your Child
Author: Anthony Kane, MD
Introduction Developing healthy peer relationships is critical for the normal development of a child. Peer relationships have been found to be an important predictor of positive adult adjustment and behavior. Difficulty in finding friends leads to

Violence in Media
Author: Brigette Meier
In the news, we hear and see an increasing number of reports about violence among children. This goes from rude fights on the playground to armed incidents in schools that result in injuries or even casualties. Now asking ourselves where this

Let Your Children Help You Prepare for the Big Move
Author: Barbara Freedman-De Vito
INTRODUCTION AND INTUITION Are you and your children moving house soon ? If you're moving to a new town or a new region, it can be rough on your children as they may feel uprooted and disoriented. Your children lose the comfort and security of the

Patterns For Plus Size Children
Author: Sarah J Doyle
Plus size children and overweight children need patterns and clothing that fit THEIR larger than average measurements. Sadly, neither ready made clothing nor commercial patterns address the real issue of children's measurements. After interviewing

Porcelain Dolls - Not Just For Children Any More
Author: Johann Erickson
Doll collecting is the second most popular hobby in the U.S., and its easy to see why. Porcelain Dolls transport us back to our childhood and evoke memories that no other toy can match. We remember our first doll, our favorite doll, the doll we loved to

Parents Provide Biggest Role In Success Of Children
Author: Jeannine Virtue
In a world where we, as adults, are stressed to the maximum, it makes sense that our children are also living very demanding lives. With most jobs requiring a college degree, the pressure to succeed is more prominent than ever. Children with such

Authoritarian Parenting, Permissive Parenting, or Loving Parenting
Author: Margaret Paul, Ph.D.
Angie was brought up by rigid, authoritarian parents who kept her on a tight leash. They rarely considered her feelings about anything, showing a complete lack of empathy and compassion for her feelings and desires. If she came home five minutes late