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Everybody Has a Favorite Child in Their Family
I remember growing up and arguing with my brother in our room about who was our parents’ favorite child. “I’m their favorite because I’m the oldest!”
By The Mouthy Renegade Writer3 years ago in Families
The true story of Santa Claus | DW Documentary
Dear Santa, I want to tell you a secret. Please don’t share this secret with anyone but Mrs Claus and the elves. The secret is that I want to meet you. I know that at night you will come to my house and you will be in the living room. I promise I won't take long... I know that being Santa is not easy because you have a lot of work in December, and when you come down from the sky, you’re very cold and you're doing this partly for me.
By zahmara3 years ago in Families
8 Amazing Ways to Be Social (It’s Not That Hard)
We all know that social media is important, but sometimes it can be difficult to know where to start. In this article, we will explore ten different ways to be social, both online and offline. You’ll find tips for staying connected with friends and family, as well as ways to make new friends and connections.
By Abdallah Shaban3 years ago in Families
What Are School Physical Exams?
How often does my child need a physical? School-aged children need a school physical exam once a year. Even if your child has seen the doctor for illnesses or other health concerns in the past 12 months, it’s important to have a physical, too, for a “check-up” to review your child’s growth and development. If you aren’t sure if your child is due for a physical, ask your pediatrician’s office.
By Rayan Abee3 years ago in Families
Memories from my childhood
When I was a young teenager, my Father started a new business adventure. He had gone to an Agricultural school for four years in the Netherlands. So, he had a lot of agricultural experience. However, at this time, he was a police officer, not a farmer.
By Lorne Vanderwoude3 years ago in Families
Queen Elizabeth II: A Lifetime of Dedication and Service to the British People
Queen Elizabeth II: A Lifetime of Dedication and Service to the British People Queen Elizabeth II is the longest reigning monarch in British history, having ascended to the throne in 1952 at the age of 25. Born in 1926 to King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, she was named after her mother, who was known as the Queen Mother.
By Paul Smith3 years ago in Families
Heartwarming Christmas stories
Christmas is a special time of year when family and friends come together to celebrate. What makes Christmas even more special are the stories that are shared during this time.
By zahmara3 years ago in Families
Sleeping Tips For Baby
Feeling depleted and experiencing difficulty making it lights-out time for your little one? Attempt these tips we gathered from different mamas. Keep in mind, there are numerous ways of achieving a similar wanted outcome. Apply the tips given here and shape them to the outcome that best suits you, your child and your family's necessities.
By nancy3 years ago in Families
How To Lose Weight Without Sticking to a Diet
Make a habit out of eating at the same time Eating at the same time every day is one of the simplest weight loss tips you can implement. It will help you to stop snacking. When you’re not hungry, you’re less likely to snack, and you’ll be more able to resist the urge to overindulge. Eating at the same time every day also helps to prevent binge-eating, which is when you eat a large amount of food at one time and become excessively heavy. It’s important to remember that eating at the same time doesn’t have to be a scheduled time; you can eat at any time of the day. However, eating as close to the same time all day long can help you to stop eating when you’re full. Eating at different times during the day also means that you’re less likely to skip breakfast when you’re busy or forget to eat when you’re not hungry.
By Nasar3 years ago in Families
Baby's Best Formula: Organic Dairy and Plant Proteins to Support Healthy Development
With the abundance of baby formula options in today's marketplace, it can be daunting for parents to decide which option is best for their growing little one. Thankfully, a recent study conducted by nutritional professionals reveals that an optimal blend of organic dairy and plant-based proteins can support healthy development. Organic whey and casein from grass–fed cows along with peas, chickpeas, and other organic sources give a baby’s body the nourishment needed to thrive. This combination provides the essential proteins and amino acids that help build strong bones, muscles, organs, and other cells during early growth periods – all while being certified organic so you can feed your little one with confidence!
By Jen Hensey3 years ago in Families
Christmas traditions and customs!
Christians celebrate Christmas, the feast of the Nativity, every year on December 25. There are many traditions and customs related to this event, and even though some of them have been replaced, many others have been preserved. Here are the most beloved Christmas traditions and customs.
By Ionut Iordăchiuș3 years ago in Families
Elf 256
Elf 256 Christmas is a competition for your children’s Love. Gifts are given to try and capture a feeling of awe that only a child has. The joy is in knowing at some level you have made a memory that will last a lifetime. A good gift from Santa gives a feeling of accomplishment that has no parallel. For me, as a young man, I could not compete with Grandparents that had more money than me. It seemed their gifts were the most cherished and liked. I always felt pushed out and forgotten on Christmas. No one was very excited about my gifts. I was treated with polite curtesy but failed to have a part of my kids’ real attention on that special day.
By Mark Stigers 3 years ago in Families