Planning Ahead 1. If there are several kids and two adults traveling together, consider booking seats in different rows. The kids can trade places mid-flight and enjoy some one-on-one time with each parent. If one child gets especially distracting to surrounding passengers, the child has somewhere else to go. Even ten rows may be enough soothe [...]
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Painless Air Travel with Children- Tips for Parents
Posted by admin on January 30th, 2010
15 Tips for Parents Night When Your Child Has Special Needs
Posted by admin on January 30th, 2010
If your child attends school in a mainstream classroom setting, a certain time-honored tradition may be coming up soon for you: Parents Night, or Back-to-School Night as it’s called in some schools. For many parents of children with special needs, Parents Night can be a little intimidating. In fact, when I brought up the topic with [...]
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No Comments »Match-safety Tips for Parents and Children
Posted by admin on January 29th, 2010
often become fascinated with the allure of dancing flames and sparks.Because children have a natural curiosity about fire, they might experiment with it when adults are not around to supervise. That’s why it is important to teach children at an early age about match safety and the danger of fire, as well as the difference [...]
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