Parent Coaching - The Newest Trend in
Home-Based Businesses
By
Caron B. Goode
Home-based businesses are the
wave of the present and the future. According to Home Business
Magazine, home-based businesses are a trillion dollar industry.
These ventures vary wildly in their scope, and attract people
from all walks of life. Working from home is attractive to men
and women; single and married people; as well as those fresh out
of college, career switchers, and retirees.
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You can work from home in a new profession
of parent coaching in six months. Complete training,
certification, and licensing provided by The Academy for
Coaching Parents Call Dr. Caron Goode at 817-847-8758 for a
complete information package or see
http://www.acpi.biz.
Space limited. Tele-classes start on Monday, April 3, 2006. ONLY
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Connecting With
Teenagers
By
Lloyd J Thomas
When my children were in their
mid- to late teens, I looked at them, listened to them, and
sometimes reacted to them as if they were some type of illegal
aliens dropped into my life from some other planet, and whose
primary purpose was to eternally harass my existence and deplete
my pocketbook. Sometimes I was frightened by what they seemed to
be turning into.
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Which is Best for
Your Child: Daycare or Preschool?
By
Shauna Smith Duty
When Mom and Dad have to work,
who will take care of the emotional, social, physical, and
educational needs of the children? Daycares provide
socialization and activities to keep kids stimulated, but
preschools offer a defined curriculum for kindergarten
preparation. Parents face a monumental decision when approaching
childcare. The program your child attends, and the caregivers or
teachers working there, will influence his overall behavior,
development, and attitude. So which is better, daycare or
preschool?
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NO KIDDING-
Preparation the Key to Preventing Abducted, Missing Children
By
Scott Irwin
Did you know that, according to
figures from the RCMP, approximately 186 children are reported
missing each day in Canada? That's one almost every 7.75
minutes; recent US statistics are much more alarming, somewhere
in the United States approximately every 40 seconds a child is
reported missing. In fact, by the time you have finished reading
this article, the odds are that another child has been reported
missing or abducted.
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Shame On You
By
Mark Brandenburg
“What are you thinking? Haven’t we talked about this before?”
My
seven-year-old son looked down at the food that had just spilled
on the kitchen floor.
He stood statue-still, as
children often do after an accident. The words and tone I’d used
were having their impact. He braced himself to fight the tears,
and prepared to clean things up.
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