Best posts on Child and Me from Mar 2009

April 1, 2009 — telco | Posted in Uncategorized. No Comments »
Too many posts to handle? If you missed out on a great post from last month, here’s a quick digest of the top posts that you may want to check out:
  • Fun Art Materials
    Posted on Tuesday, March 3rd, 2009 in Encyclopedic Knowledge – Comments: (0)
    We look at really a lot of artworks, since I am so much in love with this subject myself. This is a collection of books, sites, other fun ways to learn about art.BooksWeb SitesToysPowerPoint Presentations – Paintings, Sculptures, etcPowerPoint Presentations – ArchitectureIf you know other good materials that are not listed here, please add them in the comments below!

Best posts on Child and Me from Feb 2009

March 1, 2009 — telco | Posted in Uncategorized. No Comments »
Too many posts to handle? If you missed out on a great post from last month, here’s a quick digest of the top posts that you may want to check out:
  • How To Teach Your Baby Sign Language
    Posted on Sunday, February 1st, 2009 in Sign Language – Comments: (0)
    Our original sign language article is under construction, so I just post some of the resources until we have a chance to post it back:Web Sites for looking up signshttp://www.aslpro.com/cgi-bin/aslpro/aslpro.cgihttp://commtechlab.msu.edu/sites/aslweb/browser.htmhttp://www.lifeprint.com/BooksI’ve used the following book: Sign With Your Baby: How to Communicate With Infants Before They Can Speak by Joseph Garcia.

How To Bullyproof Your Child

August 8, 2008 — Alenka | Posted in Uncategorized. No Comments »

The secret? It’s a game. THE ONLY RULE IS: IF you get upset, you lose.

None of us wants our children to go through any encounters of bullying. Yet they will. I don’t think anybody can avoid it at one point or another, at some degree. Schools are offering “anti-bulling” programs, declaring “bully-free zone”, but they seem to fail on every account: except a satisfactory feeling feeling for the parents, of course. You just can’t stop bulling “from the top” – from the high authority. It is easy to find ways to torment, tease, humiliate or otherwise bully someone without attracting any attention from the teacher, even parent. And the worse is that kids who try to report such bulling, usually just get more bullied and hated.