Nixing Nanny Resentment
You love your nanny. You really do. Even better, your child loves her too. But the first time you come home from the office and your child cries for his or her caregiver, those feelings of resentment start to bubble up to the surface. Your first instinct? Fire her. Genevieve Thiers, founder and CEO of Sittercity.com, outlines strategies and solutions for controlling insecurities and realizing the benefits of your caregiver bonding with your child.
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Not In My House
One in five teens abuse prescription drugs. This is a spine-tingling statistic. One that should shake the soul and have you asking, "What can I do to make sure my child is not one of these kids?" You hear the stories, you watch the news, but never do you think this could be happening "in my house." Not until you look at the pain in Gary Neil's eyes ever since his son Harrison died from combining prescription and over- the-counter medications. Read on to hear the rest of his story and find out more information about what some companies are doing to help this epidemic.
Playdate Etiquette
In Case of Emergency
One of the best times for children to practice good manners is during playdates,
when they can see the consequences of their behavior -- good and bad -- firsthand.
Busted lips. Skinned knees. Broken arms. Kids get into accidents all the time -- it's a fact of life. When these medical mishaps occur, it's important to think clearly and remain calm.