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How can furniture safety help create a child proof house?

admin — Thu, 08 Dec 2011 04:54:37 +0000

Cool video about kids furniture, check it out:

www.antitipkit.com. Even expensive, high end furniture like armoires and bookcases can tip-over and cause injury, or worse. Use an anti-tip kit for childproofing a home.

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One Small Child in a ‘Magic Garden’ furniture room.wmv

admin — Mon, 08 Aug 2011 20:55:00 +0000

Cool video about kids furniture, check it out:

Small girl in her ‘Magic Garden’ furniture room.

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Unique Kids Beds Make Your Child Bedtime Easier

admin — Mon, 04 Apr 2011 02:59:37 +0000

Cool video about kids furniture, check it out:

RonJuneShop provides a full line of quality unique themed kids bedroom furniture that will make your child like to go to bed. www.ronjuneshop.com

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Magistrate finds probable cause in child neglect case

admin — Sat, 13 Nov 2010 05:09:01 +0000

Paddles up for Boys & Girls Clubs auction Saturday
A year’s supply of salsa, a new set of eyes via laser surgery and a furniture set are just a few of the items up for live and silent auction Saturday, Nov. 13, for the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Olympic Peninsula.

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Safe Communications, Inc. Announces Child Cyber-Safe Advisory Board

admin — Sat, 06 Nov 2010 01:00:55 +0000

Clay Club’s annual chili bowl sale Thursday at UE
The aroma of chili will fill the air today in front of Hyde Hall on the University of Evansville campus when the Clay Club holds its annual Chili Bowl Sale from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.

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Let Your Little One Be Safe And Comfortable In Their Very Own Child Bean Bag Chair

admin — Tue, 17 Aug 2010 07:01:44 +0000

Let’s face it, one of the main worries parents have when their kids are learning to walk is the child falling against furniture with sharp edges. You can child proof your living room, den, bed rooms, even your dining room table. A child bean bag chair can bring safety and comfort to your child’s adventure as they learn to balance themselves and not fall quite so often. Bean bags are soft and supportive at the same time. Outside liners have made sanitation a moot question.

Young children spill drinks, smear food, and have “accidents” until fully potty trained. The outside liner of a child bean bag chair is easily removed and thrown right into your washing machine. There are also fabrics that can be wiped off and easily kept clean. Many of the fabrics used for a small one’s bean bag chair are water and stain resistant. Considering that the chairs will be used by your children, you will want them to last a long time and be safe to use.

Child bean bag chairs come in any color your imagination can come up with and a variety of fabrics that will suit your sanitation needs as well as décor. The shapes that the chairs come in vary. Heart shaped and car shaped are very well loved with kids of all ages. The styles, colors, and shapes are only limited by your imagination.

Your style can range from contemporary to country and there is a child’s bean bag chair that will fit into any theme you or your child can dream up. What fun it is for a child to be able to help decorate their own room with the soft and comfortable bean bag chair. The child can choose their own theme and feel as if they made a major contribution to their area they will call their own.

Shop around online and in furniture stores in your area to find the theme, color or style for a child’s room or play area. Children like these comfortable chairs and can delight in playing with the chairs themselves. The child bean bag chair is light and easily went. Your child may pick a favorite out of two or three different colors and that is “their” chair. Children like having items that are their own, and the bean bag chair is a piece of furniture they can really go all by themselves without getting into distress!

The construction of your small one’s bean bag chair is vital. You are going to want to look for double stitched seams, foam filling for long lasting fluffiness, and a washable surface that repels water and stains. That all might seem like a pretty tall order, but most child bean bag chair manufacturers are using child safe and child durable materials. It never hurts to compare products and manufacturers. Some of the companies that manufacture children’s bean bag chairs offer a limited time warranty on their products.

Children from the age of toddler all the way up to their teens like bean bag furniture. Your child will be delighted with their very own bean bag chair. It will be just their size, soft if they fall against it, and simple for mom to keep it clean.

I write about bean bag chairs at http://newbeanbagchair.com

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Tips for potty training an autistic child

admin — Mon, 09 Aug 2010 19:34:44 +0000

Any issue surrounding potty training an autistic child will be similar to those issues you would meet when potty training a typically developing child.

But the issues faced with potty training an autistic child may in some cases be larger and less simple to overcome.

Generally reported by parents of autistic children are their child’s sensitivities and fears surrounding potty training. Most autistic children will have autistic sensory issues. The noise the toilet makes can cause dread in many autistic toddlers.

The rushing or whirling water leaving the toilet can upset an autistic child. As well as these other sensitivity issues can cause dread and anxiety in the autistic toddler.

Some autistic toddlers may fail to recognize the feelings or cues that will alert them to the fact that they need to use the potty or toilet. This can be exasperated at times when the child may have a change of schedule or routine this can cause the autistic toddler to sometimes forget the feelings or cues when they need to use the potty.

Dependant upon the severity of the child’s disability, age, and his or her environment, potty training success may occur in as small as a few weeks. It’s also not uncommon for the process to take several months or more.

Many parents of autistic toddlers become confused as to when they should start potty training their child, as with typically developing children most kids become aware of needing to go potty. They may become distressed after soiling themselves, they may alert you to the fact they need to go etc. this is the same for autistic kids.

But parents of autistic kids should also bear in mind their autistic child’s psychological age and disabilities, and should not try to force the issue until their child is of an age psychologically to be able to cope with potty training routines.

Some of the signs of physical readiness you may notice can include your autistic infant expressing their need urinate or have a bowel movement by the change in their facial expressions, posture or by what they say. Maybe they are staying dry for at least 2 hours at a time, and having regular bowel movements.

Once you feel your autistic infant is ready to start potty or toilet training you should make everyone involved in your child’s care aware of your choice to start potty training.

Many parents of autistic kids have found fantastic support and help by using social tales for potty training in autism.

These are simple to download from the internet and provide your autistic child with visual images and cues to how and when to use the potty.

Reports and studies show social tales for potty training in autism have contributed to fantastic success rates for parents of autistic kids. These small visually rich pieces of text can be easily implemented and help parents teach potty training to autistic children by means of visual representations of the skill.

It has been proven that autistic children respond well to visual supports and cues. This makes social tales to teach potty training to autistic children an brilliant tool when going through this hard time in a child’s life.

To know more about potty training an autistic infant and to download potty training social skills tales visit:

http://www.autismsocialstories.com/potty

For other social tales including hygiene skills and preschool autism social tales visit:

http://www.autismscoialstories.com/preschool

OR http://www.insideautisticminds.com

social tales are used to teach various social and communication skills and behaviors to children and young people with autism and related disabilities.

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How To Deal With Bullies- Teaching Meditation To Your Child

admin — Fri, 16 Jul 2010 19:59:10 +0000

Introduction

Like a lot of things in life, meditation is as complicated as you want to make it. Since the focus of this article is teaching children,keep your expectations realistic. Your kid isn’t going to sit still for half an hour. Two or three minutes is plenty to start with.

Keep your explanation simple brief. Do NOT do a “brain dump” and overload them with a gazillion details. Provide a few points on posture, one or two things they might focus on, and the guidelines (“When you get into position, take a moment or two and get comfortable. Once we start, you stay still.”).

The Nuts and Bolts

* Environment- A silent place where there wont be any interruptions or disturbances (turn the telephone off).
* Position and Posture- Kneeling. (In the Japanese Zen tradition, this is called seiza). Tops of the feet and shins are flat on the floor, and buttocks rests on the heels. Back straight, head up. Hands can rest on the thighs or be folded in the lap.
* Breathing. Through the nose. Slowly and rhythmically, from the lower abdomen- not the chest or shoulders.
* Progressive Relaxation. Starting from the top of the head and working down, release any unnecessary tension.
* Focus.
o Some people count their breaths.. At ‘ten’, start counting backwards.
o Some people visually focus on a point in space.
o Some focus on nothing in particular, but try to keep their mind tranquil.
* Attention.
o Tune into your physical body. Balance . Breathing. Heart rate. Temperature. Every internal sensation and every feeling on the surface of your skin. Experience all of them and do nothing.
o Tune into your emotions. Don’t judge, just observe.
o Tune into your thoughts. As they arise, imagine they’re like bubbles and watch them float away.
o Tune into your environment. Notice the minute details, the faintest sounds and smells.

Do Not:

* Fidget. Don’t adjust, don’t stretch, don’t scratch, don’t look around.
* Wander. This is not the time to reckon about the future or the past. This is the time to reckon about here and now.
* Obsess. Instead, practice letting go. Just release.

Goal
Just sit. Be still.

How Does Any Of This Help A Kid Beat A Bully?

No matter what kind of situation you find yourself, there’s one variable that you can control. You.

Imagine a kid who’s being teased, picked-on or intimidated. Instead of reacting with dread or rage or sadness, they are cool. They don’t permit anyone to push their buttons, because they are in full possession of themselves. That child now can make a rational evaluation about what to do. If the bullied child determines the distress-makers are just full of hot air, they can choose not to be bothered, thus removing the bullies prime reward.

If they really have to defend themselves, they’ll be far more effective because they’ll have a clear head, and will be 100% committed to the fight.

Next Step:

Instantly download your Free Report and learn how you can bully-proof your child starting today.

Just go to The Total Bully Solution .com

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How to buy the best personalized step stool for your child

admin — Tue, 22 Jun 2010 17:17:52 +0000

Cool video about step stool, check it out:

Buying a gift for your child can be an adventure. Why not make it extra special by personalizing your gift? There is nothing better than watching the sparkle in your child’s eyes when he or she sees a present made just for them! Here’s a video of how and where to get the best personalized step stool for your child! For more information on the step stools and other products please visit itsjust4me.com

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At what age can a child sit in a kid-sized chair at a kid-sized table?

admin — Thu, 03 Jun 2010 05:07:45 +0000

My son is turning 1 next month — I’d like to buy him a kid-sized table and chairs either for his birthday or Xmas, but am not sure at what age he’ll be able to use it. He is crawling, pulling up, nearly walking, and starting to climb stairs. Thanks!

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