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A Parent's Guide to Asthma: How You Can Help Your Child Control Asthma at Home, School and Play by Nancy Sander, 1994-08-01

Bye-Bye Boardroom: Confessions from a New Breed of Stay-at-home Moms (Capital Ideas for Business & Personal Development) by Rachel Hamman, 2006-05-01

The Art & Science of Coaching Parents by Caron B Goode Ed.D. NCC, 2007-07-08

Take Charge of Your Child's Health: A Parents' Guide to Recognizing Symptoms and Treating Minor Illnesses at Home by George Wootan, Sarah Verney, 2000-06-15

Single Parenting That Works: Six Keys to Raising Happy, Healthy Children in a Single-Parent Home by Kevin Leman, 2006-02-27

At-Home Strategies for Managing Sensory Processing Disorder: A Guide for Parents by Chynna Laird, 2011-01-15

Families at School: A Handbook for Parents by Adele Thomas, Lynn Fazio, et all 1999-06-01

The Keys To Success:Working At Home While Raising Your Kids by Philip Parrish, 2010-08-15

Mary Erskine (Optimized for Kindle) by Jacob Abbott, 2008-10-14

Rollo in London (Optimized for Kindle) by Jacob Abbott, 2008-11-11

Rollo in Scotland (Optimized for Kindle) by Jacob Abbott, 2008-11-18

Rollo's Experiments (Optimized for Kindle) by Jacob Abbott, 2008-10-12

Queen Elizabeth (Optimized for Kindle) by Jacob Abbott, 2008-11-17

Rollo in Rome (Optimized for Kindle) by Jacob Abbott, 2008-10-28

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The Parents & Kids' Place - Work, Schooling, And More!
The workAt-home Mom's Guide to home Business Stay at home and Make Money WithWahm.com by Cheryl Demas Overview This conversational, supportive guide
http://members.tripod.com/~Persa/

Extractions: Welcome! Sit back, relax and enjoy all that I have gathered and written to help. Of course, it is impossible for me to cover any subject in full depth. The articles, information, etc. are only meant as guides. Remember that your heart and your mind are your best guides. I enjoy feedback, letters, anything so long as it is with respect. Any and all anti-social mail will be ignored. So, do you feel like saying something to me This conversational, supportive guide contains humorous essays and cartoons, combined with practical advice, to create a great resource for women looking to start a home business, as well as for those already working at home. Topics cover all aspects of the work-at-home lifestyle: choosing a business, making the transition, working with children (and husbands), taking care of yourself, promoting the business, and more. Author Cheryl Demas is the founder of WAHM.com, and a leading advocate for moms who wish to work-at-home while caring for their children. Demas and WAHM.com have been feature in BusinessWeek, USA Today, Newsweek, Forbes The Chicago Sun Times, and the LA Times, among others.
08/17/98 WHAT WORK-AT-HOME PARENTS CAN SNAG ON THE NET
SIGNUP ABOUT BW_CONTENTS BW_+! DAILY_BRIEFING SEARCH CONTACT_US View itemsrelated to this story. WHAT workAT-home parents CAN SNAG ON THE NET.
http://www.businessweek.com/1998/33/b3591126.htm

Extractions: View items related to this story Four years ago, while pregnant with her second child, software engineer Cheryl Demas did something that surprised even herself: She quit her job to stay at home. But she didn't want to stop working. While rooting around the Internet for job possibilities, says Demas, ''I discovered there were thousands of women who would like to be at home with their kidsand they're intelligent, well-educated women.'' She had an idea: Why not create a Web site that would offer resources and support for work-at-home moms? Today, Demas' site generates half a million page views a month through its business directory, book list, and classified ads. A popular feature is Demas' monthly humor column, which recently described her lifelong quest to be No.1 in line at Disney World. And the site supplies answers to frequently asked questions such as ''How can I convince my boss he should let me work from home after my baby is born?'' Answer: ''Show him how he benefits, too.'' Demas' site is just one of many Web resources for working parents as they alternately glide and stumble through their frenetic lives (table). Think about it: Using the Web, you can nab a freelance job, track down some advice about the nanny tax, and solicit tips on parenting. You can do your banking, unload a stock, or window-shop online. And, if you're feeling lonely in your home office, or guilty about the time you spend on business trips, you can click on to sites that let you chat with like-minded souls.
Work-At-Home Parents
workAt-home parents Guide picks. Tips for working at home with youngchildren and more. Self-Esteem and the work-At-home Parent
http://babyparenting.about.com/cs/workingathome/
FASAT(Ontario) Fetal Alcohol Assistance & Training
To improve the lives of children with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome/Effects (FAS) by training the professionals and parents who work with and care for these children, to provide assistance and support for them and their families, and to facilitate activities related to the prevention of FAS.
http://home.golden.net/~fasat/

Extractions: We are a charitable, non-profit organization dedicated to developing efficient and effective community responses for children with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome/Effects (FAS) in partnership with professionals and parents throughout southern Ontario and beyond. FASAT(Ontario) provides assistance and support for families attempting to meet the needs of these children. News 3rd Annual Valentine FUNdraiser If you would like you can fill out an online petition to implement the Romanow Report on Canadian Medical Care. FAS is preventable. Artwork donated by Maggie Tilley: 519-767-0581 What is FAS? (FAS) is a term used to describe symptoms in a child which are a result of that child's mother drinking alcohol during her pregnancy. Fetal Alcohol Syndrome/Effects is a combination of physical and neurological birth defects caused by prenatal exposure to alcohol. Secondary disabilities of FAS are behavioural, medical, or social consequences of the FAS birth defects.
Parentline Plus 0808 800 2222 - Parents - Balancing Work And Home
child and didntI deserve a rest when I came home? schemes to help you get backinto work and there are specific schemes for lone parents www.newdeal
http://www.parentlineplus.org.uk/data/parents/balance.htm
The Commonwealth Institute For Parent Leadership
Trains parents to work with teachers and other parents to raise student achievement in their home communities.
http://www.cipl.org/

Extractions: - Plato, The Republic The Commonwealth Institute for Parent Leadership, sponsored by the Prichard Committee for Academic Excellence , brings together parents and others, giving them training, information, and experiences to enable them to work with teachers and other parents to raise student achievement in their home communities. The 2003 CIPL application form is now available online; the application deadline is April 11, 2003. The Appalachian Mathematics and Science Partnership (AMSP), headed up by the University of Kentucky, seeks 10 parents to participate in the 2003 Institute - read a press release (34 KB, pdf) with more information Partners for Kentucky's Future is a newly organized group calling for adequate funding for all levels of education. 2001-02 School Report Cards are now available online. Download our 2000-2001 biennial report (734 KB, pdf) Read an article on parent involvement by Dennis Pearce, a 1998 CIPL Fellow. The Commonwealth Institute for Parent Leadership received the 2002 Vision Award from the Kentucky Association of School Councils - read a press release (17 KB, pdf)
BabyCenter BBS - Work-at-Home Parents
Log in. Board workat-home parents Some parents make the conscious choice towork at home so they can be with their kids and still be in the workforce.
http://www.babycenter.com/bbs/9262/

Extractions: Some parents make the conscious choice to work at home so they can be with their kids and still be in the workforce. Whether you telecommute or have your own company, talk about the issues that matter to you. If you're a working mom, visit our Working Moms board, too. NOTE : If you have legitimate job opportunities or referrals, please post them on our new Job Referrals and Opportunities board . Please make sure the posts conform to our community guidelines
Parental Involvement In Migrant Education Is At Home, Not At School
involvement in migrant education is at home, not at of parent involvement many timesdoesn't work when it on migrant students and their parents, the majority
http://newsinfo.iu.edu/news/page/normal/761.html

Extractions: Monday, February 3, 2003 BLOOMINGTON, Ind. The traditional definition of parent involvement many times doesn't work when it comes to migrant education, according to Gerardo Lopez, an assistant professor at the Indiana University School of Education in Bloomington. Lopez focuses in his research on migrant students and their parents, the majority of whom are Latino. He said most educators view parent involvement as coming to school, meeting the teachers and working with them for the benefit of their child. "I challenge this view, because many migrant parents whose students are successful don't even visit the schools; their involvement is in the home. This leaves us to determine if this type of home involvement is equal to the physical presence in the school," he explained. "We are looking at what schools are doing to involve Latino parents," he continued. "They spend a lot of time, money and energy on traditional parent involvement issues instead of building on ways Latino parents are already involved with their children." For example, Lopez said, many migrant parents take their children to work with them in the fields so the children can learn the value and lessons of hard work and the consequences of not continuing their studies. "The students learn that hard work is necessary to provide for the family unit and that education will allow them to provide a better life for their future families," he said.
The Dollar Stretcher
a free weekly ezine dedicated to stayat-home parents. My Story Stay-at-home Grandmaby Colleen - Raising a Single work-at-home Moms - How do successful moms
http://www.stretcher.com/menu/1income.htm

Extractions: More and more families are making a go of it on one income. Many more would like to try. In some families Mom stays home. In others, Dad's the primary 'caregiver'. In this section you'll find articles and ideas to help you achieve your one income goal. Advice from families that have already made the switch. Suggestions on what to tell your friends and family when they question your decision. Budget help so you can measure the impact on your income and expenses. Hope you find these articles helpful. If you have a suggestion or comment please send it to gary@stretcher.com . Don't forget to drop back periodically. We're adding new material on a regular basis.
ParentCenter | Bulletin Board: Work-at-Home Parents
Board workat-home parents Do you work at home? What works? TOPIC, LATEST.To create a new Topic within work-at-home parents, click Create Topic.
http://www.parentcenter.com/bbs/36459/
WorkplaceBlues.com: Your Personal Relationships
Trouble at home Personal Problems interfere with work! Concerned parents nowhave an answer to the age old question of Where does your son or daughter
http://workplaceblues.com/relationships/index.asp

Extractions: Development Workplace Success Motivation ... For Women Only Trouble at home... leads to trouble at work. Unhealthy personal relationships frequently cause people to lose focus, miss time at work and undermine success. "Personal Problems" interfere with work! Develop strategies for making necessary changes in your life. Inaction will NOT bring happiness and success. NEWS - August 1, 2002 If not you... who? Concerned parents now have an answer to the age old question of "Where does your son or daughter turn when they are in trouble?" For the first time EVER, parents/students may enroll in an individual version of the popular Employee Assistance Program (EAP) reshaped to meet the needs of students. 24 hours a day/ 7 days a week, students will now have access to licensed health professionals for guidance and support no matter what the issue is. ( Learn more... Strengthening family ties. Family relationships are often under a great deal of stress. Balancing work, school, and other activities can take a real toll on both parents and children. If we aren't careful, all these strains can result in weakened relationships within the family. ( full article Building bridges within a marriage.
FunBrain.com - The Internet's #1 Education Site For K-8 Kids And Teachers
Education sites for K8 teachers and kids. Find online educational games for kids of all ages, including Category Kids and Teens Directories MyGradebook; Web based gradebook allows you to work at school and home. Parentand student email notification. Ready made and customizable reports. parents,
http://www.funbrain.com/
Berkeley Parents Recommendations: Working At Home
WAHM (work at home Moms). Here's the address http//www.wahm.com/ Good luck. Michelle Theopinions and statements expressed on this page are those of parents
http://parents.berkeley.edu/recommend/services/WAH.html

Extractions: Working at home This page is brought to you by the Berkeley Parents Network Back to Commercial Services October 2001 I am very interested in working from home but there are so many scams out there.I got burned before so I would appreciate any advice on how to find legitimate classifieds from legitimate companies wanting people willing to work from home (telecommute) in the field of secretarial work-data entry,word processing,spreadsheets etc.Thank you for any help! kristina Hi, this is in response to the person who wants to work at home: I haven't used this website to find work, but found it to be a good resource. On it are listings of "legitimate" businesses for moms who want to work from home. It is called WAHM (Work at Home Moms). Here's the address: http://www.wahm.com/ Good luck. Michelle UCB Parents Home Page UCB Parents Recommendations UCB Parents Advice The opinions and statements expressed on this page are those of parents who belong to the UC Berkeley Parents Network and should not be taken as a position of or endorsement by the University of California, Berkeley.
UCB Parents Advice About Childcare: Daycare Close To Home Or Work?
it doesn't matter that he's not near my work. to keep your child at the daycare nearher home. extremely anxietyprovoking for both the child and the parents!
http://parents.berkeley.edu/advice/childcare/workorhome.html

Extractions: Daycare close to home or work? Advice and recommendations from the UCB Parents mailing list. This page is brought to you by UC Berkeley Parents Network Back to: Childcare Advice I decided to go with a preschool close to home when I had to make a similar quick decision. It has proven to be the best decision for us and we have gotten to know families who live in our immediate neighborhood; families we see frequently at the local park and whose houses we can stop by on Halloween. One family lives on our way to the park, so we frequently have helped each other out with play dates at either house as well as at the park. I originally made the decision because of the convenience if I ever want to work at home and therefore didn't have to drive into Berkeley to drop her off at preschool. When my child was younger (up to 12 months), having him near my work was essential because I was breastfeeding and liked to drop by and see him every day. When he turned 12 months, he began having separation anxiety such that I stopped visiting him because it made him too miserable to say good-bye to me twice each day. Last month I moved. My commute with my now 21-month-old doubled to 40 minutes and became unbearable for both of us. He was bored and whiny, I was distracted and becoming an unsafe driver. Hence, last week I moved him to a daycare near my home. Our commute is now only 15 minutes, and since I no longer visit him during the day, it doesn't matter that he's not near my work. Plus, if I get sick, it will be much easier to drop him off at daycare and return home to recuperate. My advice is to keep your child at the daycare near her home. Transitioning to a new daycare center is extremely anxiety-provoking for both the child and the parents!
U Seek U Find - Family - School
Survival Guide Parenting Links Resources for parents The School New York Times SmithsonianInstitute home Page Back to Helping Your Children with School work.
http://www.useekufind.com/pschoolw.htm
Foster Parents Plan - Child-centered International Development Organization.
Youth Advisory Council Foster parents Plan invites young Canadians to work togetherto promote the Rights of the Child. home About our work Ways you
http://www.fosterparentsplan.ca/
For Parents: Raising Healthy Kids
For parents About Health TV Sponsors Videos Books Health Links home, parentsFamilies Talk We recommend Words Can work Booklets for the words you need to
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Gifted And Talented (TAG) Resources Home Page
Contains links to resources, enrichment programs, talent searches, summer programs, mailing lists Category Reference Education Gifted Education Resources Any parents wishing to be involved in this research (leading to a Ed of this page,or notice that links do not work, please reload from the home URL http
http://www.eskimo.com/~user/kids.html

Extractions: http://www.eskimo.com/~user/kids.html Version 1.91 What's New 23-May-2000 (build 53) This Gifted Resources Page contains links to all known online gifted resources, enrichment programs, talent searches, summer programs, gifted mailing lists and early acceptance programs, including CTY, EPGY, CTD, NRC/GT, TIP, RMTS, ERIC, NCSSSMST, Odyssey of the Mind, and many, many others. It contains links to 4+ years of TAG-L mailing list archives (over 10 MB). It also contains contact information for many local gifted associations and government (mostly US state) programs. As more resources become available, they will be added. This page is intended to be a convenient starting point for gifted students, their parents and educators to access Gifted Resources, whether on the internet or otherwise. This is a free information resource. You may view our Sponsors After many years of supporting the Gifted Resources Site by paying all of it's expenses out of pocket, we have recently entered into several affiliate programs which may defray part of the costs of keeping this site up. Please visit our sponsors to help support our site.
Home Business To Raise Money To Pay For Hyperbaric Therapy
home Business to raise money to pay for Hyperbaric Therapy. Excellent work At home income for stay at home parents of special needs children and invalids that are receiving Hyperbaric Therapy.
http://www.youshopyouearn.com/home_business_hyperbaric.html

Extractions: Home Business to raise money to pay for Hyperbaric Therapy Excellent "Work At Home" income for stay at home parents of special needs children and invalids that are receiving Hyperbaric Therapy. Do you work just to pay for Daycare? Are you missing your childrens youth? Do you make less than your spouse? Do you feel trapped in a job that goes nowhere? How much of last years income do you have in your pocket today? Has your life turned out as you had hoped? There is a better way. What if you could stay home and enjoy your family. What if you could work from home and earn more than if you went to a job everyday. What if you could work your own schedule and still have time to relax. Would you be interested?
Preschoolers Today: Preschooler-related Resources For Parents, By Parents
Articles, communities, and expert Q Family Parenting Toddlers and PreschoolersDo you want to work from home but are confused by all the social play for my 3year-oldat home so he I would like to speak with parents of children with mild
http://preschoolerstoday.com/

Extractions: Bedwettting in children is not fun, but it's a problem millions of parents have to deal with. Read more in this week's feature . With the world awash in turmoil, it's more important than ever to make our kids feel safe. Learn how in this month's Webmother's Musings . We have a new Beauty feature and a new Mom of the Month . If you're pregnant and want to show off your glow, enter our Pregnancy Photo Contest , and be sure to vote for Mom and Dad of the Year! Have an awesome week! New at Preschoolers Today When you lie down to sleep at night, you probably don't even think about the possibility of waking up cold and wet in the morning. Unfortunately, as many as 7 million children in the U.S. do. Read more Check out our email lists area where you can share your opinion and receive support, insight and friendship from our community! Sound Off

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