Parenting On Squidoo
If you have a Parenting, Family or Child Focused Lens this group is for you! (see below). Please Note*** This is not your typical boring group, this group has cool features suited for your own special niche or product. Join at your own risk, and watch the traffic flow.If you'd like your lens featured post a comment on one of my parenting lenses with your request. I will create a category just for you!
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Work from Home Moms! Get started by checking out the lenses below...
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Stay At Home Mom | Work At Home
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Do you like being a stay at home mom working at home? Do you want to keep your children away from the Daycare? As Stay At Home Moms (and dads!) we know that building a solid business with residual income requires a lot of time and effort, especially...
Think NATURAL Toys When Shopping for Your Child!
Parents: Chemicals add up, keep your little ones safe and healthy with these natural toys...
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Kallisto organic stuffed toys
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I am always looking for quality and safe toys for my kid. I am a big fan of Selecta for their wooden toys collection, Kathe Kruse for the cute puppets and Lana natural for the stuffed toys. My latest finds are the toys from Kallisto. Kallisto high e...
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Classic Wooden Toys - toys that meet the highest US and EU safety standards AND are eco-friendly. Plus instructions to make your own!
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Kids always have more fun with the box than the present that came in it. And if that is true, do kids really need piles of cheap, plastic, branded, battery powered toys? Ok, so I'm a of bit of greenie, a strong believer in books over TV, and I have...
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1000 toys NOT made in China *** Toys/Children's ***
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Chinese parents favor foreign-brand toys As a new mother I am scared of what we lately heard about poison in toys. I walked through several department stores and could not find a toy not made in China - so I set out to find safer toys. I looked on t...
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Selecta wooden toys
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Selecta is a German company. They design and make their toys in Germany, using non-toxic products. They have very high standards. Of course, Selecta toys are more expensive. But you pay for quality. You have a choice to make: one great quality, safe...
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Baby toys NOT made in China
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Chinese parents favor foreign-brand toys because as all parents in the world they want safe toys for their babies. This lens was built after I walked through several toy departments and could not find a toy not made in China. Millions of toys were r...
Breastfeeding in Public
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The Parent and Teacher Guide to Healthy Classrooms
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Children spend a large portion of their time at school, here are some ways that both parents and teachers can help create healthier classrooms and schools. To learn the status of your school district's wellness policy, contact your district office a...
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Gay Parents and LGBT Families
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According to the 2000 U.S. Census, approximately 600,000 same-sex couples live in the United States and more than a third of these have at least one child. Of those LGBT parents, about half have two or more children. That means there are approximatel...
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Your Child and the Cell Phone: The Controversy and the Facts
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Younger and younger children are clamoring for cell phones. Companies like Disney have plans to market to the 8 year old market. Disney had to change their phones to make them 'more grown up' as kids get more sophisticated. It s whole new world. My...
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Children: Building Character
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Building character in your children is probably the most important aspect of your parental life. Being the parent of a child who grows up with emotional intelligence is entirely in your power. A child whose character is developed will have a markedly...
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Blended Family: Finding Healing Through Humor
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When Brenda McCants, president and owner of Blending Moments, found herself the stepmother in a blended family, it was humor that saw her through her toughest moments. She's designed a new line of greeting cards to help other blended families grow cl...
Bullying, It's Everyone's Problem!
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How to Protect Your Child From Bullies
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I truly believe that it is our responsibility to impart the skills of self-preservation to all of our children. My Book shows you how to do this. For 35 years I have taught kids in inner cities, African townships and rural England, have been the hea...
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How To Stop Your Young Child from Becoming a Bully
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My son was not quite five years old when he went seemingly overnight from a loving, sharing, helpful child to a bullying, aggressive bomb waiting to explode. Nothing had changed at home, his world had not been overturned by the loss of a parent or pe...
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Bullying At Primary School
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Bullying at Primary School summarises everything that I learned when my daughter was being bullied and gives tips and strategies to use when dealing with the school. I hope your children are never bullied, but if they are then perhaps our experience...
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Does bullying run in families?
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Does bullying run in families? Many parents can tell you about the bullying that goes on at their children's schools. However, how many of us stop to think about the reasons why a child bullies? In many cases we know nothing about the child's home li...
Odd Lenses that I can't find a particular space for!?!?
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Auditory Processing Disorder
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Auditory Processing Disorder (APD) is a little known condition that may affect 10% of children, the majority of whom are undiagnosed. According to Contact a Family it was first recognised in the USA in the 1960s. APD is a term that is often used to...
Parenting Poll
HomeSchool - A Great Way to Eductate Kids!
Check out these informative homeschool lenses
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Homeschool Lesson Plans and Planners
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Whether you're a newcomer or a veteran homeschooler, planning and organizing your homeschool curriculum and program for the year can certainly be a challenge. Our favorite choice for planning is The Full-Year Notebook System, a resour...
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It's true - Dad can homeschool his kids too
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Who says a dad can't homeschool his children? Dr. Arthur Robinson, an accomplished and respected scientist who is also a widower with six children, might beg to differ. Yes, Dr. Robinson did homeschool all six of his children after his wife had die...
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Timelines for Homeschool
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Timelines are an important complement to any homeschool history curriculum. They are especially good for visual learners because they offer a view of historical events in a pictoral way. Even very young children can use a timeline to see the span of...
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New to Homeschooling
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I have been wanting to homeschool since my children were little. I just never had the courage. Until now , that is. The BEST decision I have ever made! 10 years ago when my oldest dear son was born, there were only a few families homeschooling, and...
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Audio Homeschool
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We all have our own preferred learning style whether it be visual, auditory, or kinesthetic. But did you know that learning is always enhanced when more than one learning style is used? So spice up your lessons by adding in some auditory elements! ...
Featured Lenses That Help You Be A Better Parent, Check Em Out!
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Everything You Need to Know About ATTACHMENT PARENTING
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Attachment Parenting Attachment Parenting or also known as Positive Parenting, a phrase coined by pediatrician William Sears, it is a parenting philosophy based on the principles of the attachment theory in developmental psychology.
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7 Ways To Raise A More Responsible Child
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As parents, we all want our children to grow up to be responsible and overall good adults. We would like our children to learn to feel, think and act with respect for themselves as well as other people. You are the most important teacher your child...
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Easing Your Child's Back To School Worries
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Back to school worries normally start at the end of summer. No more going to bed late, sleeping in every morning, or playing outside until dark. Now the routine has to change. Beginning kindergarten, going back to primary school, or to a child care p...
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Why Is My Child Biting
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This page is dedicated to answering the question of "Why Children Bite". For further information on the subject and for more resources click the picture of the book.
Featured Lensmasters
Dads, Dads, Dads...Lenses for Dads, By Dads, About Dads.
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How To Be a Great Dad?
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GreatDad provides Pregnancy Tips and Advice for Expectant Dads. The website also provides Parenting Information for New Dads, Single Dads, Stay at Home Dads. GreatDad is a leading source of experience, recommendations, inspiration and advice for dads...
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Fatherhood: The Critical Role a Father Plays in Raising his Daughters and Sons
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Whether we know it or now, we dads have a critical role to play in our sons and daughters lives during their childhood. We have a massive amount of influence to shape their lives for good. It's called "Father Power." We must see this, and turn our he...
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It's true - Dad can homeschool his kids too
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Who says a dad can't homeschool his children? Dr. Arthur Robinson, an accomplished and respected scientist who is also a widower with six children, might beg to differ. Yes, Dr. Robinson did homeschool all six of his children after his wife had die...
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He's Having a Baby...
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This page is a handpicked top 10 list of the coolest gear for new dads. Scroll down through the list plus read my story. Here's My Story: It was Friday afternoon, I just had gotten off from my 9-5. You know that feeling. As Michael McDonald would sa...
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A Bright and Positive Living. Daughter and Dad.
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Two Bright Heads' thoughts are... trying our best to live a life that is full of love and sincerity. And that, a bright and positive vibration from deep within us can help to eventually make a positive change to the world.
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Parenting On Squidoo Questions or Suggestions
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kristiecakes wrote...
I'm new to Squidoo, but thought this group looked like a good one to join. :) So...hi!
kristiecakes wrote...
I'm new to Squidoo, but thought this group looked like a good one to join. :) So...hi!
DreamsFulfilled wrote...
Hi! Great group. My business is www.kidprentice.com. Perhaps a category on child and teen learning opportunities? Thanks so much for the opportunity to be in your group.
DreamsFulfilled wrote...
Hi! Great group. My business is www.kidprentice.com. Perhaps a category on child and teen learning opportunities? Thanks so much for the opportunity to be in your group.
casamonika wrote...
Thank you for having me in this group! Now that my kids are in college, away from home... I can still enjoy the company of other moms and dads here on Squidoo.
SproutsProudPop wrote...
YES!!! A Whole section devoted to the Dads!! Lovin' It!
If you have a "Ffreebies" section, please consider my lens:
Why Every Child Needs An ID...Prepare to be prepared
Tips on why you should create an ID for all your children... plus, there is a link for all parents who would like to create IDs for FREE!
copernico wrote...
Hey, finally a cool squidoo group. Just wanted to let the word out about my lens about babies can read. Keep up!
triathlontraining wrote...
Thanks for inviting my Weather-related Science Projects lens to your group! You've done a wonderful job here. :)
Warrior4wellness wrote...
If you look at my lens you will see that it changes childrens lives to 'not engage' in drama and focus energy on helping others. A group of boys did that with amazing results.
Please help me spread this amazing story. It will inspire you and make you cry.
I thought a mother would totally get this. Lets make it viral and change the lives of children!
Thank you!
Kathie
Classicvideogamesplus wrote...
As a father, I love the mix of various lenses relating to the most important thing, our children. I'll try to check out more of the lenses in the future.





