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Showing posts with label children welfare. Show all posts
Showing posts with label children welfare. Show all posts

Mar 8, 2010

For Your Child's Safety At Home

Caring for the family does not only go with the basic needs like food and clothing. Shelter comes with the two also. Safety in the home is one of the priorities we continue to provide especially for the young children. Toddlers and young kids are always curious. They like to know what's this and what's that. They crawl, climb here and there. In short, they are kids :)

I know that there are parents who always look after their child's safety at home. But there are times, when they are busy working on chores, their attention were totally off the kids. Caring parents do put some child safety guards in places like living room, kitchen, and bathroom as protection from accidents. Home appliances should have guards too. Outlet covers should be placed to prevent little fingers from sticking in power outlets. Table corners are danger zones too. So corner cushions are attached so kids won't get hurt if they bump their heads while playing or something.

There is nothing more important than being safe and secured everywhere even inside our homes. I know there are many child safety ideas and the above mentioned are among them.


Jan 6, 2009

Give Them Comfort


"Early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise." Yes I agree to this ancient proverb. But I would like to replace the word 'man' to 'child'. So it would be, "Early to bed and early to rise makes a child healthy, wealthy, and wise. Because children need enough sleep, they should go to bed early so that they will wake up full of energy the next day.

Having a restful good night's sleep makes the children feel great. Whatever they do all day, their body condition stays strong. Thus it is important to give them the best comfort we could give. How? Start in the bedroom. Do they have a comfortable bed to sleep on? This idea of getting childrens beds is to assure parents that children is comfortable in the bedroom. We rest soundly on our beds right? If we sleep comfortably in our own bedroom, the same should be with the kids. Decorating the bedroom with girly or boyish theme and a soft bed with striking design makes a difference. A cozy accent and latest styles of childrens beds are very reasonable to buy right now because the holidays are over. There are many styles and colors to choose from to match the theme of every child's bedroom. So if you want your children to stay healthy, wealthy, and wise, give them the comfort of good night's sleep.


Oct 27, 2008

What Do You Think Is The Right Age For A Child To Go To School?

Raising kids is not easy. We think of their welfare from the moment they are inside our wombs. We make plans for their future and we work hard to meet the needs such as providing for food on the table, clothing, health care, and education. We do all these because we love them so much. With regards to education, would you consider the thought of sending your children to school at a very young age? With or without children, you can share your thoughts.

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RULES:


1. Add your blog to the list. If you're keeping multiple blogs, it'll be fine if you add them all up and just post your answers in one of those blogs.
2. IMPORTANT: kindly get back to me [MAICEL] so i will be able to visit your sites, read your answers and include you in the master list.
3. Please do copy from Start to End.
4. You may tag as many online friends as you please.

Copy this Participants List:

Simple Delights / Motherhood in a Nutshell / 3 for 100 / Mhar's Display /
Kuting's Place - Life's Adventures, Interests & New Lifestyle /Your blog here

Do you have kids? None but I have niece and nephews

How old are they? One, six and seven
What do you think is the ideal age for the kids to be sent to school? 6 years old
Would you consider sending your 3-year-old toddler to school? No.
Explain your reasons. For me, I want to spend my kids’ toddler years with me, learn and explore together in the family without exposing their young minds to pressure in the school environment.

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Sharing this to all my online friends. I hope you'll take some time answering the few questions.