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Displaying Results 1 - 9 (of 9) for Yahoo! Voices
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Adopting a Large or Adult Dog: Making it Work with Kids, Cats and Your HomeAdopting a large dog can be a challenging, yet rewarding experience. Learn how to make it work with kids, cats, and your home. -
Safe and Effective Coaching Tips for Cheer and GymnasticsAnyone that has taught a gymnastics or cheerleading class knows how difficult it can be to keep the students safe and motivated. In this article I offer a few proven methods for teaching trust and balance and for making warm-up and conditioning fun. -
The Bare Essentials for Baby's RoomThere are only three things on my list of absolutely MUST HAVE for the baby/toddler room! A CRIB, a FOAM FLOOR, and OUTLET PLUGS! All else can be done without purchasing anything... -
Helping Your Baby Cope with Teething PainLove and distraction go a long way towards beating teething in infants, especially when over-the-counter remedies just don't work!
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Tough Love: Helping a Friend Overcome AddictionSometimes, all you can do is dish out a little tough love. Often, people don't recognize how far they've sunk into addiction, how much they've lost control of their lives… it takes a friend, a TRUE friend, to point it out. -
The Ultimate Terrarium: Creating a Self-sustaining Habitat for Tree Frogs and FishCreating a self-sustaining habitat for tree frogs and fish can be very time-consuming, but very rewarding in the end... Plus, you get a great conversation piece for your living room! -
The Maya Wrap- a Great Way to Avoid the Controversy of Breast-feeding in PublicThe Maya Wrap is a great way to carry and nurse your child, without being obvious about it - even in public! -
Book Tips for Babies and Young Children: Getting Beyong Chunky Books for BabyAn eclectic and somewhat scattered list of great books and authors created to increase storytime enjoyment for you and your child!
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The History of the Aztecs in MexicoThe Aztecs were a complex society with rich architecture, art, religion, military prowess, and a complicated class and government structure that ruled the Valley of Mexico from the 13th century until the Spanish conquest circa 1521.