The Raising Children Archive
How to Set Your Kids on the Path to Success
It is likely every parent desires to see their kids excel in life. It can make you feel a sense of pride as well as gratitude that all of the hard work you’ve put
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Apr, 25 Top Four Best Ways to Round Out Your Child’s Education
Every child is full of potential to learn. To help them reach their potential, however, you need to first understand that every child learns differently, and to round out their education they need a
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Apr, 23 5 Ways To Help Your Child Choose A Career
When children are young, they often have ideas of what they see as glamorous professions, with nursing, policeman, and actors being popular choices for little ones. As they get older, they start to realize
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Apr, 10 5 Signs Your Teenager is Depressed and Needs Help
It is important that you are able to identify the signs of depression in your teenager so that you can get them the help they need. Sometimes these signs can be very subtle, which
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Mar, 30 How to Help Your Kids Raise Enough Money for Their Dream Project
Kids are wonderful things to have around. They make our days brighter with their laugh, cause us to go all mushy with their little gifts (even though it may be just a regular flower),
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Nov, 2 Want To Make The Library Fun? Here Are 5 Ideas To Help You Along The Way
Encouraging reading in our children is something that plenty of parents want to do. For some that is easy, their kids love reading and think of heading to the library as a fun treat.
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Sep, 29 Parenting Tips On How To Raise A Smart Child
Kids are not simply born smart by winning a genetic lottery. This quality is more of a learned behavior and the ongoing process of unlocking the full creative and intellectual potential. The key to
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Aug, 28 Half an hour with mother boosts child’s skills for life
Children’s intelligence and social skills can be significantly affected by the activities they do with their mothers, scientists have suggested.
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Apr, 14 Catching glimpse of a hobby
The hobby is a neat little slate-blue falcon with a white cheek and a black moustache, and also scarlet-feathered thighs, or “trousers”, as they are sometimes called.
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Mar, 31 Games guru takes fun to another level
Sensitive subjects are not out of bounds for award-winning Brenda Romero and her team of developers in Galway, writes Graeme Lennox
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