50 Things to Know books continues to grow. We now have over 60 Books! Many new authors too. I have found this is a great format for others to read on a subject. What is your favorite 50 Things to Know Book?
50 Things to Know Books Update
50 Things to Know books continues to grow. We now have over 60 Books! Many new authors too. I have found this is a great format for others to read on a subject. What is your favorite 50 Things to Know Book?
FDS Personals Perfectly Portable Cleansing Cloths
I was asked to do a post abut these clothes. I did not like them. They were too colorful and smelled weird.
This is the first thing I tried that I did not like on this blog.
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TruMoo Chocolate Marshmallow Milk!
TruMoo Milk contains no artificial growth hormones and no high fructose corn syrup. I like both of those things as a Mom. TruMoo Chocolate Marshmallow milk is made with fresh white milk sourced from regional dairies around the country - pure cocoa and just enough natural sugar to make it taste great. "TruMoo is delighting chocolate lovers everywhere with a special February flavor - TruMoo Chocolate Marshmallow. " Says the company. If you are one of those people that likes to try something new then this would be a fun treat for your family. When do you like to drink hot chocolate?
My favorite time is after skiing. I am usually so cold, dehydrated from exercising, and just love the warm feeling in my belly when I am finished. Then I am ready to go skiing again. Sledding is another great time for chocolate milk. After you are cold you can come inside and drink something nice and warm. When do you drink chocolate milk? At breakfast? For lunch? Do you have chocolate milk before you go to bed?
Downing chocolate milk after a tough workout can help replenish exhausted muscles and significantly aid exercise recovery, new research shows. I prefer to drink chocolate milk over regular milk. I bet TruMoo Chocolate marshmallow milk would taste good with cereal. Maybe a marshmallow cereal. Maybe I will try that the next time I have some TruMoo around. What type of milk do you put in your cereal?
5 Tips to Keep Your Kids on Track This Summer
It’s
the end of June and your teenager has finished his last exam. Freedom! With
college not starting until mid September they have a long summer ahead of them.
These
months can quickly turn into a party fest with numerous festivals like Glastonbury and Reading, to name but a few.
Why
not change the routine and reward your teen for all their hard work for their
GCSEs or A levels with something different but equally attractive!!? Give them
a challenge they will never forget and kick-off of the summer with an activity holiday! It might also help them get one step
ahead of their colleagues!!!
Life
skills
Outdoor
activities such as canyoning, via feratta and white water rafting demand certain life skills such as listening,
teamwork, courage and perseverance - all essential for entering the real world,
going to college and university.
Making
friends
These
sorts of activities are often in small groups with other families and
teenagers. A perfect opportunity to meet new people, practice relationship
building skills and share adventures with new friends. The daunting thought of
starting university in a new city where they know no-one may seem a little more
attractive!!
Fresh
mountain air and exercise
What
can be better for your teenager than fresh mountain air and exercise? What’s
great about this sort of holiday is that your adolescent will be doing lots of
exercise and they won’t even notice as they will be too busy having fun!
Family Time
Your
cuddly two year old is now a teenager with attitude and you know it won’t be
long before they fly the nest. Quality family time is becoming more and more
precious and it is difficult to find
things that the whole family can do together. An activity holiday is the
perfect solution as the activities can be adapted for all levels with every
member of the family getting something out of them. Inhibitions are broken down
and the rule book is re-written creating lasting family memories of fun times
together!
An
extra dimension….
Why
not add another dimension to your holiday and set your kids a different kind of
challenge. You could give them a video project to do or a photography
competition, for example, to get the best action photo. This will keep them
occupied and engaged as well as giving you a lasting memory of your holiday, killing
two birds with one stone!
6 Top Potty Training Books
Night time potty training is a vital stage of a kid's life and a
crucial moment in the relationship between kids and their parents.
Unfortunately, sometime it can be hectic, messy and wearing. The process
requires endurance and positivity from a parent, which is not always easy.
Nevertheless, night time potty training can be made much easier, and then
enjoyable, particularly by seeking guidance from other individuals who have
previously gone through the same process. A goog way for parents to get ready is
by reading particular books. Moreover, reading these books meant for kids may
help a kid to recognize the importance of the training, while having fun at
same time.
There are many potty training books for kids that offer potty
usage guidelines for parents. However, this list of top 6 potty training books discusses the most contemporary ones and is therefore more
relevant for your children. The books on this particular list can guarantee
that both parents and kids can be more prepared for the night potty training
stage.
1. The Smart Parent's Potty Training
Book: Stress-Free Potty Training in 1 - 3 Days!
The author of this book has the goal of having kids trained on how to use potty
before age of 2 years, maybe even younger. This forty-two page book is
specifically written for mothers with kids who are six months and above, and
for parents who have problems training a much older child. It includes
information that will help you with the shift between diaper and potty,
including tips on discrete communication between a parent and a baby.
2. It's Time For Potty: Your Baby's
First Potty Rhyme Book
This book is written to be used together with "The Smart Parent's Potty
Training Book" by Olivia Michael. This twenty-eight page book aims to gain
better communication skills and independence within the kid, which lead to
earlier potty training progress. The book emboldens kids to sit and learn on
their own while they are using the potty. Research shows that kids learn much
faster through songs and rhymes, and the author of this book uses traditional
storybook methods written in rhyme. Different images and colors are intended to
inspire brain recognition and growth.
3. Welcome to Poop Camp: The Truth,
the Whole Truth, and Nothing but the Truth About Potty Training
The author of this book believes that smart people learn from their own
mistakes while wise people learn from the mistakes of others. Obviously she
applies this philosophy on this particular potty training book. The author
believes that parents should get a head start on the process before the kid is
potty-ready., this way, the parent can be prepared. The book also gives
information on learning the best time to start training, giving a step-by-step
process from birth. Moreover, it gives advice on the correct sitting position,
how to deal with inevitable accidents, how to handle disobedient kids, and how
to get a child care provider involved. All these are discusses in detail using
an open and honest language.
4. It's Potty Time
This in an interactive board book intended to make potty training enjoyable for
children and parents alike. Included in the twelve page book is button that
makes a real toilet flush sound. This allow a child to become used to the loud
and frightening flush sound. Also included in the book is a cool development
chart for the child and parent to fill in together as they progress. With
bright color and amusing artwork, this book has a particular copy for boys and
one for girls.
5. Put me on the Potty Mommy: A
Kid's Book on Potty training the Fun Way
In this book, the author aims to show a child that all stages in the potty
training process, including unavoidable minor accidents, are okay. The thirty
page book is written from kid's point of view and is comforting to a child who
is undergoing potty training. Intended to be read just before training begins,
and during training as well, this book can prepare kids for this new and odd
change in their life. It arms kids with the assurance that these changes are
not something to be feared.
6. The Silly Potty Story
This book is available for both girls and boys. Children follow Abby or Andre
and their pet frog on a journey full of laughs and finally the pair finish with
potty training success. The interactive twenty-four pages story discusses where
to use potty and it makes the training constructive. It is a great story to
read while a child is undergoing potty training.
Night potty training is not always easy and can even be
stressful for parents and kids alike. The training is different for every child
hence a parent needs to be prepared for nearly anything. By preparing for the
training, through reading particular potty training books, and try by making
the process fun and thrilling, through interactive and enjoyable kids potty
training books, the process can be very quick and easy. The above list of the
potty training books for kids and parents will certainly help you out with
this.
Read more about potty training at Potty
Training Child
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