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Written by Jason Watson, Publisher
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 I came across this helpful list the other day. The source wasn't given but I still thought it was worth sharing. If you have some other tips to share, make sure you write them in the comments section below.
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Written by Jason Watson, Publisher
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 Homemade Greek Yogurt (Full Fat Version) - Eating yogurt is very good for you. It’s a Super Food, so we all should be eating a lot of it. Making your own allows you to enjoy it without spending very much money and you also won’t be eating the preservatives and chemicals that most yogurts from the grocery have in them (be careful, because natural doesn’t always mean natural). |
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Written by Frank Bruni, New York Times
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 The boy sneaks food. I’ve seen him. His appetite is formidable, and he knowingly eats more than he should or must, to the steady concern and occasional consternation of his parents. Sometimes they keep count: “How many pretzels?” Sometimes they vainly suggest an apple instead. Often they look away, not wanting to aggravate an eating-related anxiety that they can already sense in him on the cusp of adolescence.
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Written by Jason Watson, Publisher
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 I think sometimes dads are the forgotten parent, especially when the children are very young. I can't tell you how many times I've seen the father being treated almost like another child by his spouse because she's deemed that "he doesn't know what the child needs like she does." That's a problem between the mom and dad, not the dad and the child. Is the dad lazy or the mom over protective and domineering? It could be both, but the facts are that the more involved fathers are the better off the child, and the home, will be. |
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Written by Jason Watson, Publisher
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 A friend on Facebook suggested this new children's musical CD as a possible Christmas gift idea. I visited their website and listened to the samples and WOW!
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Written by RIF's Parent Guide
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 Parents can help their children get excited about reading.
Young readers reluctant to enjoy a good book can be changed into enthusiastic readers, according to the group Reading Is Fundamental. Some simple activities can generate excitement about reading.
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