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Preschoolers

Preschoolers are becoming more social and they can carry on complete conversations, making this a wonderful time to bond. They are also learning how to be stubborn and will test their limits. Here are tips on raising a preschooler.

You can get help from other moms by visiting the Forum on Preschoolersexternal link. Do you have something to say about raising preschoolers? Be sure you post an article on preschoolersexternal link.

Articles on Preschoolers:

Things to Know Before you go to the ER
Control the Situation with These Tips
By: Taylor_Blue  on: Sat 06 of Oct, 2007 [22:33 UTC]  (2235 reads)
Rating: (7.00/10)

Bringing your child to the ER can be very stressful. There is an unexpected feeling that goes with it. Use these hints to take control and stay calm.

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There’s Caffeine hiding in Those Gumballs (Energy Balls)!
Parents be aware about Power Cell Energy Ball's Misleading Packaging
By: Kirsti A. Dyer MD, MS  on: Mon 17 of Sep, 2007 [04:59 UTC]  (3908 reads)
Rating: (8.50/10)
Just Say No to Power Cell Energy Balls

This weekend I stumbled across the Power Cell Energy Balls on display at our local Supermarket and found it to be quite alarming. The company is selling a product (Power Cell Energy Balls) that looks like a gumball from a prominent red gumball dispenser (Power Pump), which unless you take the time to read the fine print, you won’t realize that you are giving your child caffeine, extra vitamins and muscle building compounds—in a product that looks like it is made for children, but is not recommended for children.

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Coping with your Kids Sharing Rooms
How to ease some of the conflicts
By: Taylor_Blue  on: Sun 09 of Sep, 2007 [21:20 UTC]  (2312 reads)
Rating: (7.00/10)

Sometimes when children share a room it isn't always the easiest. Sometimes one wants to stay up and read and the other one wants to sleep. But on the other hand they can feel safer and mor comfortable having someone else in the room.

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Teaching Your Preschooler to Read and Write
Tips on Helping Your Preschooler Learn ABC Basics
By: Kelby Carr  on: Sun 09 of Sep, 2007 [02:40 UTC]  (3345 reads)
Rating: (7.00/10)
Photo of preschooler writing, copyright Patrick Nijhuis

Preschoolers are at a great stage to begin learning basics for reading and writing, and it can be especially helpful to teach them in the year before they enter kindergarten. Getting a 4-year-old to pay attention can be tough, so here are tips for making the ABCs of reading and writing fun.

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Healthy Dips for Kids
Fun and Healthy Dip Ideas to Encourage Picky Kids to Eat Vegetables, Meat and More
By: Kelby Carr  on: Sun 15 of Jul, 2007 [15:42 UTC]  (6123 reads)
Rating: (7.00/10)
Yogurt makes a great base for healthy dip recipes, photo copyright Ruben Joye.

Kids can be picky eaters who often turn their noses up to foods like vegetables and meat, but try using these healthy dip ideas to encourage them to widen their food choices. Toddlers, preschoolers and even older kids just love to dip their food! Here are some healthy dip ideas for kids.

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Getting Your Preschooler to Listen
How to Talk to Your Preschooler
By: Taylor_Blue  on: Sun 01 of Jul, 2007 [16:49 UTC]  (3515 reads)
Rating: (7.00/10)

Preschoolers aren’t always the greatest at following directions or listening, it isn’t one of their favourite things to do at this stage. It is important to teach them to listen to you though because tuning you and others out will become a habit.

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Getting Rid of the Pacifier
Step-by-Step Guide to Pacifier Weaning
By: Kelby Carr  on: Fri 01 of Jun, 2007 [00:12 UTC]  (14083 reads)
Rating: (7.00/10)
How to wean off the pacifier | Photo by Jens Körte

Pacifier weaning can be one of the hardest challenges for a child. Whether you're getting rid of an infant or baby's pacifier or persuading a preschooler to wean off the pacifier, it is no easy sell. Here is a step-by-step guide to getting rid of the pacifier.

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Child Development Between Ages 4 - 5
Four-Year-Old Child Development Milestones
By: totanaliz  on: Wed 23 of May, 2007 [11:22 UTC]  (4132 reads)
Rating: (7.00/10)
Four-year-olds learn through play, photo courtesy of www.sxc.com

Your four-year-old child is continuing to develop at a phenomenal rate, and absorbs information like a sponge! Here are key development milestone for children ages 4-5.

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Child Development Between Ages 3 - 4
Three-Year-Old Child Development Milestones
By: totanaliz  on: Tue 22 of May, 2007 [10:46 UTC]  (6648 reads)
Rating: (7.00/10)
Three-year-olds like to color, courtesy of www.sxc.com

From ages 3-4, children develop rapidly. They hone their motor skills, can draw in a more sophisticated manner, their vocabulary is growing and they are getting just a little more independent. Here are some key child development milestones for three-year-olds.

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Backyardigans
Review of Backyardigans, a Children's Show with Music Even Adults Can Enjoy
By: Kelby Carr  on: Thu 10 of May, 2007 [17:07 UTC]  (2371 reads)
Rating: (8.50/10)
Backyardigans

The Backyardigans is one of those rare children's shows that actually isn't annoying to grown-ups who are subjected to it. Children learn an appreciation for music, dance and imagination. The music isn't your typical rhyming kids' tunes, but includes many genres of music and is fun to listen to.

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