Choosing a Baby Feeding High Chair

Next to a baby cot or crib a baby feeding high chair is probably one of the most used baby and toddler products. Baby feeding high chairs are used virtually every day for many years and parents need to take care when choosing one if they are to get the best value for money. Types of baby feeding high chairs There are basically three types of baby feeding high chair on the market today. Wooden chairs are often considered the most pleasant to look at... [Read More...]

Help For Parents Suffering From Empty Nest Syndrome

By Helene Rothschild Do you have children who left, or will soon leave home to venture out into the world on their own? Congratulations! You have done your job well of preparing them for life as independent adults. However, if you feel lonely, and/or suffering from illness, or pain that won't go away no matter what you do, you may need help dealing with the Empty Nest Syndrome. For example, Paul and his only child, Gary, were very close. They both... [Read More...]

Parents – Can You Help Your Kids With ICT?

By Frank McGinty About ten years ago I came across a 15-year-old student whom I will probably always remember. He was a bright lad. He learned quickly and enthusiastically. He excelled in sports and had set his sights on a career in Health & Fitness. Yet he had to face a major crisis when the national exams that would win him a place in college loomed. As part of the assessment process, many of his school subjects demanded the submission of reports,... [Read More...]

Good Parenting Tips – Do Not Put Education On Summer Vacation

The words "Schools Out For Summer" strike joy into the hearts of children and often a sigh of relief for parents who are just as eager to take a break from homework as their progeny. However taking a complete break from the books for the entire summer can be problematic. Studies have shown that children forget between 1 and 3 months of school during the summer vacation. While reading is the least effected, the most impacted subjects are spelling and... [Read More...]