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    4 starsMedieval | Shared With: Everyone - Aug 22 2008 | Advice, behavior, behaviour, changes, child, Child safety, children, disrupted, Family, Kids, parent, parenting, routine, school

    Most kids need routines; it gives them a feeling of control and security. They know what to expect and what is expected of them. Real problems can come when a routine is disrupted. A child can feel insecure, threatened or scared and will often act out when their routine is interrupted. Life happens and we the parents or caregivers cannot always meet our children’s needs for consistency and routine, all we can do is deal with the disruption or permanent changes and any reactions our kids have.

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    0 starsMedieval | Shared With: Everyone - Aug 22 2008 | Advice, behavior, behaviour, changes, child, Child safety, children, disrupted, Family, Kids, parent, parenting, routine, school
    Lady Talks a Lot: Dealing with children’s disrupted routines

    Most kids need routines; it gives them a feeling of control and security. They know what to expect and what is expected of them. Real problems can come when a routine is disrupted. A child can feel insecure, threatened or scared and will often act out when their routine is interrupted. Life happens and we the parents or caregivers cannot always meet our children’s needs for consistency and routine, all we can do is deal with the disruption or permanent changes and any reactions our kids have.

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    4 starsMedieval | Shared With: Everyone - May 26 2008 | Advice, changes, child, Child safety, children, expectations, Family, Kids, learning, parenting, protect, responsibilities, safe, security

    Balancing a child’s safety with the need for free explorations is handled differently today then it was in the past. Why, because each generation has learned from the mistakes of the last generation and technology has changed.

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    5 starsMedieval | Shared With: Everyone - Mar 22 2008 | advice, boy, changes, condom, development, expectations, family, learning, male, questions, relationships, safe, sex, talk, teen, teenager, tips
    Tips on talking to your teen boy about sex

    As parents we need to have the sex talk with our children, both boys and girls as early as possible. This way they will hopefully have a good idea of what sex is, what is ok and not ok, and the consequences like pregnancy, Aids and other STD’s. We cannot stop our teens from wanting sex, or even having sex. All we can do is try to make sure they make the best possible informed decisions.

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    3 starsMedieval | Shared With: Everyone - Feb 23 2008 | Advice, affair, behaviour, changes, computer, family, online, partner, sex, spouse, spy ware, talk, tips

    The problem with on-line affairs is that most people involved in them don’t think of them as affairs. It’s not like they are “cheating” for real. So some people who would never even dream of having an affair find themselves having an online affair. They can be who they want to be, and “do” what ever they want to with out any real risk or consequences. It is not like they are meeting the person at a hotel room or something. There is no real contact so it does not hurt anyone.

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