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Apr 04 2017

The Yikes! Brandon Has Twin Sisters Book is Now Available on Amazon.com


Yikes! Brandon Has Twin Sisters
 Is Now Available on Amazon.com

Our readers continue to approach us about their unique needs as parents of twins, multiples, and siblings.  When I considered my relationship with my grandchildren, I was inspired to share my grandson’s journey of accepting his twin sisters by creating a children’s book titled Yikes! Brandon Has Twin Sisters. Preschool children can relate to the many adventures Brandon encounters when navigating life with his twin sisters. Primary grade children can read the book and learn about living with twins and multiples. Children like looking at the photos of the twins, who look alike, but have different personalities.

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Written by Mary Ann Burke, Digital Education Expert · Categorized: Early Childhood Parenting, Elementary School Parenting, Infants | Preschoolers Health, K-8 Family Health · Tagged: Family, Parenting, parenting twins, Twins, twins and siblings

Mar 28 2017

GenParenting Sponsors Active Parenting Online Groups!

GenParenting Sponsors Active Parenting Online Groups!

The GenParenting bloggers have been using Active Parenting curriculum and strategies (www.activeparenting.com) for over thirty years in parent education workshops and presentations. The online curriculum is practical and relevant for the following reasons: [Read more…]

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Written by Mary Ann Burke, Digital Education Expert · Categorized: Elementary School Parenting, K-8 Family Health, Parenting Adolescents, Parenting and Divorce, Secondary School Parenting, Teens Family Health · Tagged: #problem solving #parenting teens, active parenting, Family health, managing conflict, Parent Decisions, Parenting

Mar 19 2017

Encouraging Your Child’s Interests

Encouraging Your Child’s Interests

From a very young age, children demonstrate different interests. As parents and grandparents we can encourage their interests in several ways. We can follow our children’s lead choosing our time and the activities we do together.  We can set up an environment that encourages free play and exploration. We can introduce our children to a wide array of resources such as libraries, museums, parks or books, the internet or field trips. [Read more…]

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Written by Karen Salzer, Special Education · Categorized: Academic Support and Play Activities, Early Childhood Parenting, Elementary School Parenting, Special Needs Family Health, Special Needs Parenting, Uncategorized · Tagged: Children's interests, children's play, Early Parenting, Educating children, Parenting, Problem-Solving

Mar 14 2017

Helping Children Thrive in a Diverse Society

Helping Children Thrive in a Diverse Society

 

Here in California, we live in a very diverse society. According to Wikipedia, “No single racial or ethnic group forms a majority of California’s population, making the state a minority-majority state.” Our children attend school with children who are racially and ethnically differently than they are. This creates an opportunity for an enriching experience for our children. [Read more…]

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Written by Rosemarie Perez, Parenting · Categorized: Elementary School Parenting, Secondary School Parenting · Tagged: Diversity, diversity at schools, Global citizen, Parenting

Mar 07 2017

How to Find Help for Your Child by Accessing Community Resources

How to Find Help for Your Child by Accessing Community Resources

Joey just came home from school. He was crying that he no longer wanted to go to kindergarten because he did not have friends. Joey complained that the teacher put him into timeout again for disrupting the class. He suddenly had a stomach ache.  Mom was beside herself. This was not the first time that Joey complained. It was becoming a weekly and sometimes a daily event. [Read more…]

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Written by Carole Flowers, Health · Categorized: Elementary School Parenting, K-8 Family Health, Special Needs Parenting · Tagged: academic success, community resources, Family, Parenting, Problem-Solving

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