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When a gifted child is ridiculed
...school or teacher, and find out what can be done.
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Is your child gifted?
...school’ but there are signs you can look for even at preschool level. usually, gifted children will show a particular talent for a specific thing – like being able to work with numbers, or...
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Help your gifted child
help your gifted child life at preschool age can be difficult for a gifted child later on in life, your child’s special gifts will probably stand him or her in very good stead. however, at...
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Family sailing holidays
...school, where you either sleep on board, or have accommodation on shore and make day cruises. older children can take their own sail classes and younger children can be in day care, if provided...
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Tips for taking photos of the children
...school children and ham-it-up preschoolers. here is some helpful advice on how you can take the best shot of your child and keep the memories that can last for a lifetime: no need to say cheese...
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Family ritual ideas
...school – there are some families who have started a ritual of going out with all the family members for a dinner to celebrate a child’s first day in school. moms and dads also like to take...
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Making provisions when you have children
...school expenses is just one of the many predictable expenses that a parent is faced with. using a budget planner will go a long way to helping you to work these expenses into your budget, and plan for...
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When and how to tell your two year old you’re pregnant
...school or perhaps getting over a bad cold. it is also a good idea to avoid telling them this news just before bedtime. it will also help a great deal if both parents are involved in telling the news...
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Ten ways to become a better dad
...school, or get involved in drugs and alcohol, if they have a good physical connection with their fathers. children with bad, or virtually non-existent relationships with their fathers, tend to get up...
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Flawed and fabulous mums – why parenting isn’t perfect
...school committee, when you don’t bake your own cookies, and when your child isn’t a perfect angel, like the other mums you know, you feel that you’re not as good a mum as they are...
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Choosing to be a stay-at-home mum
...school or primary school. the decision still isn’t an easy one though. you will need to evaluate your financial situation, your career ambitions and your personality. being a stay-at-home parent...
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Rash or skin condition: Symptom guide
...school and school-age children) symptoms fever between 38.3 and 40.5 degrees c for two to five days runny nose raised pinkish rash on the torso rash spreads to the neck, face, and arms likely cause...
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Nanny vs. Crèche
...school. it is a well known fact nonetheless, that staff turnover in crèches is high and if consistency is important to you this may not be your best option. similarly, if your work hours are...
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When will my child stop needing a nap?
...school, then he could again find it necessary to have that afternoon nap. if your child has less than 12 hours of sleep per night, then it is a good idea to let him have a nap during the day. however...
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Learning disabilities
...school going children have some form of learning disability. most of these are fairly mild, and some experts say that only the severest cases should be taken into account. there are many forms of...
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Potty training girls (ages 3 and 4)
...school, or before you bring home your new baby, is a recipe for disaster! putting too much pressure on your child. the more you try to force your child to potty train, the more he or she is likely to...
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Potty training – what doesn’t really work
...school, or before you bring home your new baby, is a recipe for disaster! putting too much pressure on your child. the more you try to force your child to potty train, the more he or she is likely to...
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Potty training girls (age 2)
...school doing this, or even her father. it’s best to let her try – she’ll soon realise that girls just aren’t mechanically equipped for that sort of thing!
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Pinworms
...school, even at the park. all it takes is for a child to handle a toy that was previously played with by an infected child who may have had pinworm eggs on their hands. the eggs, transfer to another...
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