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Learning To Be Safe With Your Children On The Road (NC)—According to recent Canadian studies, as many as eight out of 10 child safety seats may be improperly installed in Canadian vehicles. While most parents understand the importance of child safety...... Similar Editorial : by ClickandClimb. | Source : Advice for Parents
Oh Baby! You Can Make It Happen (NC)—Right from the beginning, a baby learns that certain actions within his or her environment can bring desired results. Typically the first sign of reinforcement comes from the baby's parents. For...... Similar Editorial : by Jacob Holmes. | Source : Advice for Parents
Play, Laugh, Grow – Learning To Play With Your Child (NC)—The first year of a child's life is a prime time for exploring. Babies are excited and eager to learn about the world around them and playing is essential to a child's development. Parents are t...... Similar Editorial : by Beth Brodovsky. | Source : Advice for Parents
Tips For Parents On How To Deal With Bullying (NC)—Bullying behaviour may seem rather insignificant compared to the trouble that some kids can get into. Many dismiss it as just another part of "growing up." But we can't anymore. Statistics show ...... Similar Editorial : by News Canada. | Source : Advice for Parents
How To Stop Bullying (NC)—According to Family Services Canada, approximately 12% of children are bullies. Additional research confirms that bullying occurs frequently: once every seven minutes on the playground and once ...... Similar Editorial : by pcorp2006. | Source : Advice for Divorced Parents
Mom Can I Have The Car Keys? Parents find peace of mind with high-tech vehicle tracking system (NC)—It's a question that makes most parents cringe. A teenager's request to use the family vehicle can leave many parents feeling wo...... Similar Editorial : by Aspire2write. | Source : Advice for Divorced Parents
What Can We Do To Reduce Bullying? (NC)-According to Family Services Canada, approximately 12% of children are bullies. Additional research confirms that bullying occurs frequently: once every seven minutes on the playground and once ...... Similar Editorial : by Parveen Aggarwal. | Source : Help for Parents
Tips For Parents On How To Deal With Bullying Often a serious problem for kids (NC)-Bullying behaviour may seem rather insignificant compared to the trouble that some kids can get into. In fact, it is often dismissed as just another part of "gro...... Similar Editorial : by News Canada. | Source : Help for Parents
Stopping Young Risk Takers (NC)-In Canada, more child deaths are due to unintentional injuries than to all other causes combined. Furthermore, injuries are a primary cause of children's hospitalizations and visits to emergency...... Similar Editorial : by Kathy Gates. | Source : Help for Parents
