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- How Destructive Are Video Games to Child Development By:-Ray Collingsworth
The distortion of a child’s development by video games has been the subject of many research topics in both North America and Europe These studies focused on what it is about the interaction between the video games and the children through a variety of phases and time intervals
- Childhood Obesity is on the Rise By:-Christine Crotts
According to childhood obesity statistics, childhood obesity has more than tripled over the course of the past thirty years Over 30 of children ages 6 19 years old are either already overweight, or at a high risk of becoming overweight
- Purple Is Perfect: Purple Baby Bedding For Your Baby s Nursery By:-Fenella McPherson
Purple crib bedding has become wildly popular in the past decade in great part because wise decorators everywhere recognize that when they choose this exceptional color they are permitted to select from an enormous family of beautiful shades, all with their own corresponding moods, ranging from the serenity of pale lavender to the bold exuberance of aubergine
- Vibrant and Vintage: Toile Baby Bedding in Your Son s Nursery By:-Fenella McPherson
Toile baby bedding has enjoyed a meteoric rise over the course of the past decade although hardly for the first time, given the fact that this unique and elegant fabric first made its grand entrance during the eighteenth century After a long dormant period, toile has enjoyed an amazing resurgence in popularity, becoming a staple for designers preparing a special haven for a little one
- Running Errands With a Fussy Baby By:-Carol Gray
As a busy new mom, you might consider it a nightmare to run errands with your fussy baby in tow You’re trying to pay for your purchases while he’s reaching to grab (and consequently throw) items from the shelves, or you are at the receptionist’s window scheduling an appointment or making your copayment and baby is tugging, pulling and whining
- Tips For Breastfeeding – in Public By:-Carol Gray
A growing number of savvy moms are choosing to breastfeed their babies, and if you are one of them – then kudos to you Breast milk can provide vital antibodies for your baby that will enhance his quality of health for the rest of his life while the act of breastfeeding itself will allow the two of you to bond in a very special way
- Top Ten Reasons to Love the First Year of Baby’s Life By:-Carol Gray
No time is more mesmerizing as a parent than the first year that your little bundle of love and joy is alive The first year of life is one of the most magical times not just for parents but for baby, too, as he begins to explore and learn about the world into which he has arrived
- Preschool Necessary or Unnecessary? By:-Carol Gray
Although it may seem like you just brought your baby home from the hospital, the time may have come that you are now considering whether or not preschool is right for your child Sending a child off to preschool is always a subject of debate that is equally divided amongst experts and parents alike as to whether preschool is the best option for children
- Potty Training: The Transition to Being a Big Boy/Big Girl By:-Carol Gray
Each child is unique when it comes to potty training, and determining if it is time for your little guy or gal to give up the diapers and start using the potty is challenging Be forewarned, however; potty training (even though many parents claim it is easy) can become a huge undertaking
- Combating Teen Obesity By:-Norbert Georget
In addition to all of the other stresses a teen faces, teen obesity is rising to the top of the list Fast food and convenience foods have contributed significantly to the teen obesity problem we are seeing today
- Wax and Wane: The Use of Pink Bedding in Nurseries By:-Fenella McPherson
The decision to use pink as the dominant color in a daughter s room is hardly surprisingly, but this popular color s history in the nursery is not as cut and dried as many people assume In fact, pink was not really considered a girl s color until after World War II, when the advertising industry began to market all things pink to adult women, from clothing to household appliances
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