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Children: Our most valuable natural resource.

You’re Kid is Practicing Unsafe Sex
Whether or not Sex Education (Sex Ed) should be taught in public schools has been a long-standing debate since 1996 in which parents have always had the final say. Parents deem the topic as inappropriate for their children, while schools know they need to teach students about this topic. Although there has been a steady decrease, in teen pregnancies some teens and millennials blame a rise in sexually transmitted diseases teens and young adults on the lack of adequate Sex Education. Before school administrators can decide whether or not to teach Sex Ed in the classroom, parents need to stop babying their kids; the realities students face need to be taken into account, as well as boundaries, need to be set for the extent of the lessons.
By Cyntiche Koko6 years ago in Families
Recognition
When I was growing up, I was ignored by my parents almost every day. You see my mother always had friends she would talk to on the phone and when I asked her something she would send me away to go do something. I would feel sad after and probably go cry or just go play with my toys. She would scream at me saying “I’m on the phone Seyi come back later!” Her friends laugh at me on the phone or complain that she should discipline me more, I felt pretty embarrassed hearing her friends tell my mom that, since the thing I wanted to tell her wasn’t that important. In my life, I have not been given that much recognition, especially in schooling environments.
By Chris Adams6 years ago in Families
A letter to my boy
From the day you were born, you were always a sweet child, a sensitive boy with a heart of gold. As I write this to you from the other side of the world, I gaze out my window with worry and the pain of not being there with you, and your brothers. An ocean apart while a global pandemic rages on...who would have thought that life would take us to this place in our lives.
By Lori Brizius6 years ago in Families
Society,please stop bully!
It was a day in the month of June in 2010 when people have many things to decide before part-time to the summer, as the majority of people describe this time of the year decisive : Exams, finals, end seasons.
By Amine Mejri6 years ago in Families
My Girl
Sixteen and a half years ago I gave birth to a tiny baby girl. This baby had wreaked havoc on my body just to bring her into the world, and when she arrived I had no idea what just happened. I had a lot of medical issues giving birth to her and though she should have been a c-section delivery, that just wasn't in the cards and my body paid the price.
By Aniu McPherson6 years ago in Families
3 Tips to Teach Your child How to Read
By: ChildrenLearningReading.com Learning to read at a young age is important for the development of the child. It helps them develop a better understand of their surroundings, allows them to gather information from printed materials, and provides them with a wonderful source of entertainment when they read stories and rhymes. Children develop at different rates, and some children will develop reading skills quicker than other children; however, what's important is that as the parent, you are keenly aware of your child's maturity and reading level to provide them with appropriate books and activities to help them improve.
By kingkart6 years ago in Families
3 Unique Subscriptions to Keep Your Kiddos Busy
Since many of us in isolation, I wanted to share with you my top three educational and SUPER FUN subscription boxes that are excellent to entertain your kiddos.
By Ashley Nestler, MSW6 years ago in Families
How to Become the Best Coach You Can Be For Your Kids
If you are coaching your kids to improve their Little League game, you know that they might be depending a lot on your advice and help, especially if you used to play yourself. While athletes always try to take advice from their coaches and improve their performance, help from mom or dad can make a real difference in how well they play. If you want to become the best coach you can be for your kids, it is important to know where to start. Here are some tips and ideas on how you can help them better their game and improve their chances of doing well.
By Olivia Picton6 years ago in Families
Science Experiments for Kids: Making Learning Fun at 5/6 years
Scientific adventure is a fantastic summertime fun for families or just plain old-school fun during the school year. Children feel free to discover new interests that often lead to enthralling hobbies or educational pursuits when they accomplish scientific exploration in a non-competitive home or after-school environment.
By Mostafij Tuhin6 years ago in Families
Activities for Toddlers During Quarantine
Are you under a coronavirus quarantine? Does your child just have a normal childhood illness? Is life with a toddler frustrating? Any way you slice it, being at home with people in the 2-4 year old range can be challenging. Here are some ideas to keep everyone busy and sane during this time.
By Brandi Brown6 years ago in Families
How to Help Your Child Build Their Financial Future
Having an excellent credit rating will make getting a mortgage, car loan or credit card much easier. Better interest rates are available to those with good credit, so it is important to improve your credit before applying to lenders.
By Michelle Gibson6 years ago in Families
Disowning Your LGBT Child Should Be a Crime
When you bring a child into this world, they are your responsibility. It's your job to love them unconditionally, no matter who they turn out to be. Sadly, this isn't the reality for everyone. For many young people, getting to know yourself and discovering your sexual identity can be a difficult and scary process. On top of this, a big number of people have the worry that their family may not accept them for who they are. A lot of LGBT youth are not accepted by their families, which often leads to them being disowned. This is something their parents should face penalties for.
By Tone Breistrand6 years ago in Families