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Thursday, November 6, 2008
Ways to Encourage and Inspire your Child

Going to school is an exciting time…. but also an overwhelming one. They’re making new friends, experiencing new things, and adjusting to new routines. It’s important to give extra support and encouragement, but how do we do this despite tight schedules made even tighter because of school bus scrambles and homework struggles?
Praise your child’s effort. Gush over her improved spelling and point out the progress that may not be reflected in the grade.
Ask what she learned in school today. Make it a family ritual that every dinner time she has to share something she picked up form the classroom. This encourages curiosity and love for learning.
Make time for homework. Setting aside a specific time and place for homework creates a comforting sense of stability and builds good studying habits. You can also use this time to “study” next to her, reading a book or going through papers. That way she knows that even adults have homework – and she’ll like feeling like an adult.
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
Barack Obama - The 44th President in USA

After a long campaign the race is finally over. Barack Obama Jr. is the 44th President of the
Mr. Obama a first term senator defeated Senator John McCain making his second bid of presidency. “It’s been a long time coming, but tonight, because of what we did on this date in this election at this moment, CHANGE has come to America” president elect said. After the election Mr. President will go to the office to start his promises to the people, to cut taxes for most Americans, to expand health care, to get American troupe from
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
Your Bone Matter

Drink plenty of milk or take a vitamins with calcium. Manganese, Phosphorus, Magnesium and Vitamin C are the bone building and bone-strengthening nutrients that we need to fight bone loss or Osteoporosis. There is no sign of osteoporosis until the disease is already there and results in broken bone. Keep your bone healthy and stand straight.
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
Brain Food: To Make you Smarter

As young students, most of us probably gorged on fish the day before an exam to build up our brain. Is that old urban legend true? And then there are the ads; where other food promoted as turning kids into young Einsteins, it’s not surprising that we can get confused about what to believe. Can certain foods really make us smarter?
Brain development, especially for the growing child, is always attributed to eating a complete and healthy diet. There is no one particular food that, if you eaten in more quantities, will instantly make you smarter.
However, fish such as tuna, sardines, mackerel and salmon are providing protection for the brain and the heart because they are especially rich in protein, essential fatty acids and other vitamins.
Fish is good for the brain. However, most scientific studies show the long-term benefits of eating fish. It’s not about snacking on tuna one time to do well on a test the next day.
Make sure your child eats a healthful and balanced diet. It is more important to meet the bodys natural nutritional requirements.
Eating smart is a major factor, but lifestyle and good health is what affects the brain performance.
Monday, October 20, 2008
As she Grow Older

My daughter MARCHA started pre-school this June. It’s a big milestone for both of us. She’s in school now; all mothers understand how that tugs at our heart. On the other hand, I'm so proud of how smart and independent shes becoming. Each day she learn something new, coming home with lots of stars on her hand and a funny story to make us laugh. But each day, she grow little older, a little more like an adult and less like a baby.
As Marcha grow older it becomes more and more important to me to show how much I love her and I want her to know that I’m always at her side. She’s maybe more independent now but I’m still “mommy” to her giving support and affection and making sure she have the very best.
Sunday, October 19, 2008
Breast Feeding – Baby’s Breast Friend

The best way to address the (immune system) problem is to encourage breastfeeding because breast milk has everything; it has important nutrients for the growth and development of the baby.
Breast milk has antibodies that help protect the baby form developing infections. It also provides friendly organisms like Bifidobacteria and Lactobacilli. These are the probiotics the baby needs in his gut to develop a strong immune response.
So if you happen to be one of those moms requiring a Tender Love and Care (TLC), always keep in mind that your TLC baby will need your extra care. Breastfeeding is the best way to nourish and protect your baby. Breast milk does not only provide the nutrients your baby needs for optimum growth, it also supplies him with antibodies. Breast milk also contains friendly bacteria your baby needs to grow healthy and strong. It’s the vital TLC every C-section baby needs.

