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Positive Parenting Police

Jackie Ramirez · December 3, 2018 ·

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Parents changing the focus from negative to positive can make a world of difference. Let’s face it, our society functions on negativity and threats; kids don’t study -- they fail tests, adults get involved in an accident – their insurance goes up. If you think about it, even … [Read more...] about Positive Parenting Police

What I learned From Other Parents Anonymous Members (Part 2)

Jackie Ramirez · December 3, 2018 ·

Having objective feedback from other caring individuals was invaluable to me— a mom with anger issues who was often unsure of herself. Gratitude spills all over when I think of everything I learned from my Parents Anonymous group members. They taught me how to communicate … [Read more...] about What I learned From Other Parents Anonymous Members (Part 2)

What Is The Worst That Could Happen?

Jackie Ramirez · December 3, 2018 ·

“Oh no, if I don’t wake up in time I will be late!” When I had something important to do I would often lay awake at night thinking about how awful it would be if I were late. I had everything ready for tomorrow: Clothes, shoes, paperwork, keys, coins for tolls and other items. … [Read more...] about What Is The Worst That Could Happen?

Helping Your Child Fit In on the Playground

Editorial Staff · December 3, 2018 ·

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Playground cliques can be hard on kids in elementary school through high school, if you are on the outside looking in, it can be hard on their self esteem. As a parent, knowing what you can do to help your kids break into a playground clique is important. Try the … [Read more...] about Helping Your Child Fit In on the Playground

The Benefits of Placing Children in a Professional Day Care Center

Guest Blogger · December 3, 2018 ·

The decision to place your preschool-aged child in day care is a major one. There are many factors to consider; some are positive, while others can be less reassuring. Yet the benefits of childcare services are significant: aside from giving parents the chance to pursue their … [Read more...] about The Benefits of Placing Children in a Professional Day Care Center

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