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Let's face it. Chances are pretty good that your teenagers already have their own cell phone. It is convenient for parents to always be able to reach their kids, and it can be a lifesaver for kids who …
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When it is time for a new year of school, there also is the added expense of new school supplies, book bags, lunch kits, notebooks, binders and just about everything else you could imagine. Here is …
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If you cannot afford to send your child to private school, this kind of education is not necessarily out of the question. Most private schools offer special financial aid for students on a …
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The time has come to send your precious to preschool. And like any mother, only the best will do. But how can you choose the best? Get recommendations from mothers with slightly older preschoolers. …
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You should ideally begin the admissions process for private school as early as September of the preceding year. The best private schools are often highly competitive, so the earlier you express your …
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Victims of bullies rarely will tell a parent or teacher about it until it escalates to a high level, or an adult catches the bullying in the act. If you suspect your child may be a bully's victim, …
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Bullying can happen to any child in school. Bullying is when one child is using words or intimidation to exert power over another child. Examples of bullying include: * name calling * excluding …
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Bullies tend to bully because they want to feel power over someone else. But what is the root cause behind the bullying? Some feel insecure, and bullying makes them feel better about themselves, when …
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Flashcards is a great way to teach your child new words, letters, numbers and even concepts (ie. up and down; big and small). They are illustrated with bright colorful pictures to capture a toddler's …
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Applying for a private school can be a nerve wracking experience for many parents, particularly if there are a high number of applicants with too few spaces, or even if you have never had any …