children

Children: Our most valuable natural resource.

The Valiant Cry of an Aborted Baby
“I can see the wonderful stars which shine bright at night, which suggests that however dark the night may be there, are always meant to combat such darkness. The morning dew on the grass blades, signifying the presence of support to hold on in every excruciating pain, no matter how hard the pain may be but with the support it can be endured. The soothing breeze which passes through showcases the limitless boundaries which persist for me to grow and achieve in my life. I stumble upon the running waterfall and saw that it breaks down the mountains but never ceases its cause, teaches me to have the grit to solve any major perplexities in my life. I woke up in the morning and I heard the chirping birds, which imparts a tranquil and pleasant environment around me. I saw the rising sun which imparts a ray of new hope every day and which suggests to me that however difficult the night may be there is always a new day waiting for a new beginning.”
By Joseph Anto4 years ago in Families
The Lost Monkey
Something was troubling (children's version), tormenting (adult version) Jeni. It was the nightmares she had for a full month. And the shadows she could only see on the walls. Jeni had her mom Karole, who said a prayer for her and told her to go back to bed.
By Bonnie Pacheco4 years ago in Families
Rich's Christmas
Rich’s Christmas Letter Ten years ago I invited several friends to write about an early Christmas event. There were fewer interested parties than I had envisioned, so the project I had in mind fell apart. However, My friend Rich was one of the responders and I have kept it in my files. Christmas 2021 is quick upon us, and since Rich is now a victim of Parkinson’s disease and can’t do this for himself, I am posting it on vocal.media so that it may be shared with his family and friends. His story is in the form of a letter to his children.
By Cleve Taylor 4 years ago in Families
First-Time Mothers’ Experiences
Mothers saw a gap between expectations and information because childcare needs were higher than expected and mothers did not have time to breathe. These situations were very similar to those of mothers, although fathers seemed to find it more difficult to seek help and support than mothers.
By Kandel gita4 years ago in Families
Is Fast-Food Consumption A Problem Among Adolescents
It can lead to obesity and is dangerous for various non-communicable diseases (NCDs) such as heart disease, cardiovascular disease, cancer, high blood pressure, diabetes, etc. Malnutrition has been reported as a risk factor for obesity and overweight. bodies of adolescents (34). This study suggests that fast-eating teens are often associated with unhealthy diets, which may increase the risk of NCD infection among teens [21].
By Kandel gita4 years ago in Families
''The greatest gift you can give your children is the gift of time.''
Christmas and New Year's can be a joyous and wonderful time of year, but they can also be an emotional rollercoaster for families. A few positive parenting ideas can go a long way toward making kids and parents happier this holiday season and beyond.
By chamila herath4 years ago in Families
Little Larry Likes to:
It seemed a good idea to make a best friend early on in his new class. School started almost a week ago and larry negus jr. had already had his best bud “on lock!”. Dennis Reads; the freckled faced, chubby kid, that shared his fish shaped snacks on the very first day!
By Odot bey4 years ago in Families
Love Letters to the Great Unknown
Through your eyes And yet, where I have been You are so small, my love, when you begin. Your importance and potential cause the world to shake, the heavens to open up, and an outpouring of wonder, fear, and worry in seemingly equal measure. You are the product of nature’s most basic, and most complex systems, propagation thanks to oscillation and collision. You are not always planned, but even when you are, the chaos that you bring is a vision of the infinite. The mysteries of the Universe are held in your tiny hands, before you have even drawn your first external breath. I’m in constant awe of you, baby.
By Kizanth Robinson4 years ago in Families
Find out About Child Diabetes
Diabetes is frequently misconstrued by guardians, particularly with regards to their little youngsters. Illuminating and helping kids and their families are Novant Health Hemby Children's Hospital's objectives.
By Bhagya manohara4 years ago in Families
Brown Eyes
Today was a calm, beautiful day and my 5-year-old son was still in bed. Oh, but when he gets up, the day will be on. As I started my day I knew it was going to be on with my son Shane. This five-year-old had a will like no other. He challenges me more than any job. It started with breakfast. “Shane, eat your oatmeal, it will make you grow up to be strong like your daddy.” “No, I don’t like oatmeal.” So here it starts, the disobedience, the testing of who will back down first. Him looking at me with those big brown eyes. I am determined I am not going to give in to his disobedience.
By Lisa Reid4 years ago in Families
Children Learning Reading - Tips From A Father Myself
Learning to read at an early age is critical for a child's growth. It enables students to get a better understanding of their environment, collect knowledge from written sources, and give a tremendous source of amusement when they read tales and rhymes. Children grow at various rates, and some gain reading abilities faster than others. What matters is that you, as a parent, be aware of your child's maturity and reading level so that you can give them with suitable books and activities to help them progress.
By Nic M4 years ago in Families
From the lips of children
It was a cold, December morning and Mrs Johnson, the Year 2 teacher, switched on the lights in her classroom, rubbed her hands and set down her bags. The heating had not been on for long and the building was old, so she wrapped her coat a little more tightly around her body.
By Alison Seddighi4 years ago in Families