miércoles, 28 de julio de 2010

About Adoption: Adoption Movies Focus on International Adoptions

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From Carrie Craft, your Guide to Adoption
Pauly Shore's recently released, Adopted tries to make fun at celebrity adoptions, while making a point. Have you seen it?

Hollywood Adoption Updates
There must be something in the air again with adoption themed movies, but here are ones that are: 1. coming from comedian writers, 2. focused on International adoption.

Working a Reunification Plan - Another Skill of a Great Foster Parent
My foster parent friend is once again helping a foster child reunify back with a birth father. The social worker or case manager on the case has put into... Read more





 


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About Parenting Teens: Back to School

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From Denise Witmer, your Guide to Parenting Teens
As always, I hope this newsletter is finding you and yours happy and in good health.

Back to School
While our teens may not like it, summer will soon come to a close and the school year will be upon us. Is your teen ready? Here are resources that will help you get your teen ready to succeed this coming school year.

Summer Activities for Teens - Week Ten
These summer activities for teens can be done individually, with friends or with the whole family. Each week has four different types of teen summer activities: Make This (Recipe), Craft This, Learn How and Get Out and Go! Each activity idea is fun for your teen. Check out week ten's summer activities for teens now.

When Teens Self-Harm: How Dangerous Is It?
Sometimes self-harm does have serious consequences. Learn about it here.

Top 5 Factors That Contribute to Raising Resilient Teens
We want our teenagers to know when and how to protect themselves against negative peer pressure, teen drug use, bad grades in school, etc. We want them to learn how to grab their own boot straps and pick themselves up. This is called teaching resiliency.

 


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martes, 27 de julio de 2010

About Baby Products: How to Survive a Recall

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From Heather Corley, your Guide to Baby Products
Being a parent isn't always easy, and the recalls don't help. Many parents have expressed frustration recently at the number of recalls, and the complicated hoops they sometimes have to jump through in order to have their recalled product fixed or replaced. I recently experienced some of that frustration while trying to obtain a piece for a broken crib that had been recalled. The crib company, however, only wants to send the recall repair kits to customers whose cribs are not already broken.

What To Do When Baby Products Are Recalled
As one reader found out recently, the answer is not "throw away the whole crib." If you want to get the refund, exchange or any other fix offered by the manufacturer, the first step is to stay calm and follow their instructions.

Nap Nanny Baby Recliners Recalled
If you own a Nap Nanny baby recliner, you may just need to download new instructions and warnings. However, if it's an older version, the company may want to give you a credit to purchase a new one. One infant death is associated with this recall.

Pacifier Recall
About 40,000 Karino pacifiers sold in Texas and California are recalled because they don't meet federal safety standards. The nipple can detach, and there are some other safety issues that pose choking hazards.

CPSC Baby Sling Warning
There's been some confusion lately about the warning that CPSC issued on baby slings. While recalls were issued for only a handful of sling-style baby carriers, the CPSC warning applies to all slings. Wear that sling, but be sure you keep baby's head visible and airway clear.

 


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