Friday, July 30, 2010
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PARENTING

  • May I Have Your Attention (Deficit) Please?
    By: Beth Aldrich
    Beth Aldrich is a Healthy & Green Lifestyle Media Expert, writer and speaker and mom of three active sons in Chicago! Today the Pesticide Action Network reported on a new [More]
  • HOW TO RAISE RESPONSIBLE, RESILIENT AND RESPECTFUL CHILDREN
    By: Michelle Fryer
    1. Be an exemplary role model of respect – A parent is a child’s first and greatest teacher. Your child will do what he sees and if he witnesses disrespect – even from you towards him – this is what he will emulate. Have ...
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  • Keeping Quality Time on Your Schedule When Kids Go Back to School
    By: Michelle Fryer
    By: Britt Michaelian M.A. As the school bell rings and your child runs off to class for the first time this fall, remember the one thing all children benefit from is quality time with you!  Going back to school after the summer can feel awkward ...
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  • Trick or Treating and Special Needs Children
    By: Michelle Fryer
    By: G. Maranga, J. Goldkrand, L. M. Vigne, and A. M. Benitez •When you are a parent of a special needs child (or any child), how do you gauge what is the best place/time to trick-or-treat? (example–going to a more public, well lit place so ...
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  • Unmarried…With Children
    By: Michelle Fryer
    By: Brette Sember The world around us is changing and that is obvious when so many couples are opting not to get married and have children. According to the latest statistics by the U.S. Census Bureau, the trend is on the rise for couples to stay ...
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  • Baby Tastes
    By: Michelle Fryer
    By: Daina Kalnins Even before your baby is born, he or she is tasting the food that you are eating. Not only are moms responsible for the food on the table when kids are older, but we have to think about what we are feeding our babies while they are ...
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  • A Working Fairytale
    By: Michelle Fryer
    By: Katie Roland Go back to work?! I AM WORKING! Staying at home is my work. This full-time, non-paying job is the hardest, most frustrating, most tiring, most wonderful work I have ever done. It’s my dream job, but it ain’t no ...
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  • Balancing Baby and the Boss
    By: Michelle Fryer
    By: Lissa Mitchell After reading baby books, prior to the birth of my daughter, then frantically working out with other Fit Moms to get my body back in shape…next came the biggest challenge of motherhood…going back to work and trying to ...
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  • Raising Children Raises Us
    By: Michelle Fryer
    By: Shannon Leone What parent hasn’t thrown their hands up in a moment of exasperation, wishing children came with instructions. Ah, but that would be too easy! However, in our role as parents amidst endless dilemmas and demands, we discover ...
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  • Tips to Better Mom-dom
    By: Michelle Fryer
    By: Beth Aldrich Being a mother is very rewarding, especially knowing that you are taking care of your children’s physical and emotional needs to become happy and healthy individuals. If you’re like me, you’re always on a quest to find more ...
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  • He Said/She Said
    By: Michelle Fryer
    By: Michael Crider and Stefanie Wilder Taylor Welcome to He Said/She said – the solution to all things parenting. But we can help you with carburetor questions and make-up tips as well… Michael and Stefanie Face Off
    Just please ...
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  • Babies are Boring
    By: Michelle Fryer
    By: Jon Ritchie In my day job, I work on documentary films and I’ve always prided myself on being able to work long hours in hellish conditions. I’ve hiked up and down mountains in the dark, carrying 60 lbs of gear. I’ve waded ...
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  • All I Want for Valentine’s Day is Sleep
    By: Michelle Fryer
    By: Tracey Ruiz Remember when Valentine’s Day meant dressing up in your sexiest lingerie, getting wined and dined and then settling in for a romantic evening in the boudoir? If just the thought of trying to prepare for a night of fiery romance ...
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  • Far Above Average Mom
    By: Michelle Fryer
    By: Patricia Walters-Fischer RN According to the US Census in 2002, the number of people per family household is just under three. That means an average of one to two children for each household. If three is the average size family, Kathryne ...
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