I just finished reading a book called, “Raising Godly Tomatoes” by L. Elizabeth Krueger. It’s a great book on child-raising, filled with practical advice and most of all, it seems...
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Sometimes some things we think are harmless, like a beautiful pasture, often turn out to be prickly and annoying. Too often, beautiful things can turn out to be dangerous and harmful. Like the deer that wander past the house, they look beautiful and harmless, but in reality they are the cause of serious injury and death to humans. As a father, I’m always vigilant to danger and constantly on the lookout to protect my family. My biggest fear is humans – not stickers, burrs, or animals. The coyotes that prey in the pastures don’t scare me; I’ve taught my kids to not approach deer; and most of the other animals are rare and pose little risk. But it is the people who appear friendly, but in reality prey on children, they scare me.
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The kids have been sleeping with us due to the flu and all the changes lately. Last night my son had a 102° f temperature and was feeling really miserable. About 2am, I rolled over and put my hand on his chest - partly diagnostic, partly to comfort.
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I just finished reading a book called, “Raising Godly Tomatoes” by L. Elizabeth Krueger. It’s a great book on child-raising, filled with practical advice and most of all, it seems...
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One morning last September, my husband dragged himself out of bed at 5 a.m. and rode his bike to a nearby preschool.
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Social practices and cultural beliefs of modern life are preventing healthy brain and emotional development in children, according to an interdisciplinary body of research presented...
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Verizon FamilyBase lets parents give kids' phones a timeout
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Tweet Dads do a lot of different things to win the admiration of writer Jon Keller As parents, we’re so used to reading kids stories to our kids that Jon Keller, a Dads Worker for the Dads Making a Difference Program at Children’s Friend in...
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When it comes to children, they can be quite persuasive in getting what they want and when they want it. Once you look into their angelic eyes, you're a goner.
Gary Walter's insight:
>>> 1. Homework 2. Speak for Them 3. Choose their Friends <<<<
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From Don Henly live in Dallas.
Gary Walter's insight:
>>> One of my all time favorite songs from the 80s <<<
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Here are four steps for you to effect positive change. These positive parenting tips will help guide you and to strengthen your relationship with your child.
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Have you ever wondered why pornography seems to hypnotize the male brain, or why it can override all logic, sometimes to the point of ruining a guy's life? William Struthers has the answers. A neuroscientist...
Gary Walter's insight:
... .......... This is keeping too many men from acheiving their potential in relationships, fatherhood, and purpose. It is time to cut throught the shame and deal with the addiction. ......... .. |
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92nd Street Y Parenting Conference: 'What Do YOU Really Need To Know As A ...
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18 Reasons Not to Have Kids. Buy T-shirts: http://www.districtlines.com/Mr.-Arturo-Trejo Follow me on twitter: http://twitter.com/MrArturoTrejo Facebook Fan ...
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"Look at it this way: when children aren’t held accountable for putting in the effort to reach their goals, or even to simply meet their responsibilities, most will be perfectly okay with doing the bare minimum to get by."
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Are you there God? It's me, Carolyn. I was raised Catholic, and like most people my age who were raised Catholic I no longer attend church on Sundays. 
Gary Walter's curator insight,
January 11, 2013 5:17 PM
............ I had a similar discussion with my 7yo the other day.
Interestingly, this parent's approach to religion is very similar to more and more people in the world. If we, who believe in God, don't understand these folks, we will never be able to have a meaningful conversation with them.
And do you ever wonder where the next generation is headed, spiritually? ........ ..................
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The first time I heard Cat Stevens' "On the Road to Find Out" (as a teenager, while watching Harold and Maude with my beloved "Island of Misfit Toys" friends), the song broke me open in that teary-eyed, truth-that-knocks-the-wind-out-of-you way.
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A how-to guide on the best ways to quickly and effectively ruin your children.
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We've found that certain search terms are good indicators of flu activity. Google Flu Trends uses aggregated Google search data to estimate flu activity.
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Dealing with childhood anger and explosive rage is one of the toughest things we are faced with as parents. Here is a list of 7 things not to do when your child is upset.
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Most experts agree that excessively processed sugar is bad for you.
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Get free K-12 video lessons; mobile apps; audiobooks, ebooks and textbooks; foreign language lessons; test prep materials; and web resources!
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See the fireworks Daddytude.com created by blogging on WordPress. Check out their 2012 annual report.
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‘Every child needs a father’ is a phrase heard often enough, but is there any evidence to support it? In this enlightening documentary, child psychologist |
