Did you know you can instantly improve any aspect of your child’s safety on the Internet?
No matter what they do or where they go:
- - Surfing
- - Searching
- - Texting Friends
- - Researching School Projects
- - Chat Rooms
- - Educational Sites
- - Forums
- - Game Sites
- - Emailing Friends
- - Sending Photos to Grandparents
- - Using a Cell Phone
And, even if your child is not online today, right now...
...even if you don’t allow them online.
Someday they will be.
Soon you'll be getting your emails and phone calls from your wrist watch.
Prepare your child now.
Great online safety is all about PREVENTION.
I wanted to let you know that there is a FREE web seminar about this.
You can register here.
Good safety comes from good preparation; Without FEAR, PARANOIA, and ghoulish media details.
Join us and learn in just 50 minutes you can learn how to teach your child to be the safest they can be on the Internet...
...whenever and wherever they get online.
Keeping Kids Safe Today has been doing this for over 30 years and recently has been researching and applying their techniques and knowledge with Internet Safety.
What is really cool about this offer is that the owners Joyce and Preston are so passionate about what they do they are offering over $200 worth of great bonuses, ebooks and tips for you when you register for the Webinar.
(I'll give you a hint about one of the bonuses: a glossary of the online acronyms and lingo!! That alone is outstanding!!)
They don't want money to be an issue when you are activiley trying to keep our kids safe!
How cool is that?
This is one Kids' Key that is so important to the well-being of your child!
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
Monday, October 27, 2008
Knowing Your Heritage Is a Kids' Key To Success
What is the Best Way to Preserve your memories? For a long time it has been through photos, and although photos are great there is something better!
Meet Ruth!
Kids' Keys had the awesome opportunity to interview Ruth Solberg of Songs For Your Kids,
Books Of A Lifetime, and Stories Of A Lifetime.
Ruth is an expert in recording people's heritage. Even though many people minimize their "story", Ruth is passionate about helping us embrace the value of our lives.
Ruth Solberg has many life lessons that has sculpted her enthusiasm for life and documenting it so the generations to come know where they came from and who you were.
At first, thinking about documenting and recording your life's can seem overwhelming and even arrogant; Like, "Who am I to write a biography?
But that isn't the case at all and couldn't be furthest from the truth.
Have you ever wanted to know more about your Great Aunt Mildred? Hear your mother's contagious laugh again? Document the spacial look, smile, and enthusiasm of your terminally ill child? Would you want your children to have the chance to see, hear, and come to know your dad, in his own voice even though he died 2 months before his first grandchild was born?
I know I would love to have a recording for my children about their Grandma Elaine who passed too early in her life for them to have had the blessing of knowing her quirky and fun personality.
But that opportunity is lost. I know I can tell stories about Grammy Elaine to my children but it wouldn't be the same as them seeing her, hearing her stories and her voice.
Ruth has found a way to solve this problem and she had made it fun and easy!
I have already asked my mom to do this for our Christmas gift to all of us. Initially, she balked at the idea, but admits and recognizes the value of it.
How could you not, especially if you have ever lost a loved one? The special people in our lives mean so much to us, more than we can ever write in words. When you want to share even a piece of a loved one who died with the others in your life you love, wouldn't it be great to have an actual recording of him/her in their own voice?
What an amazing gift that would be!
If you are interested in learning more about Ruth and her businesses listen to our interview.
You will be so glad you did!
Ruth Solberg
Independent consultant for
Heritage Makers
call: 715.579.5596
email: solpro2000@yahoo.com
Meet Ruth!
Kids' Keys had the awesome opportunity to interview Ruth Solberg of Songs For Your Kids,
Books Of A Lifetime, and Stories Of A Lifetime.
Ruth is an expert in recording people's heritage. Even though many people minimize their "story", Ruth is passionate about helping us embrace the value of our lives.
Ruth Solberg has many life lessons that has sculpted her enthusiasm for life and documenting it so the generations to come know where they came from and who you were.At first, thinking about documenting and recording your life's can seem overwhelming and even arrogant; Like, "Who am I to write a biography?
But that isn't the case at all and couldn't be furthest from the truth.
Have you ever wanted to know more about your Great Aunt Mildred? Hear your mother's contagious laugh again? Document the spacial look, smile, and enthusiasm of your terminally ill child? Would you want your children to have the chance to see, hear, and come to know your dad, in his own voice even though he died 2 months before his first grandchild was born?
I know I would love to have a recording for my children about their Grandma Elaine who passed too early in her life for them to have had the blessing of knowing her quirky and fun personality.
But that opportunity is lost. I know I can tell stories about Grammy Elaine to my children but it wouldn't be the same as them seeing her, hearing her stories and her voice.
Ruth has found a way to solve this problem and she had made it fun and easy!
I have already asked my mom to do this for our Christmas gift to all of us. Initially, she balked at the idea, but admits and recognizes the value of it.
How could you not, especially if you have ever lost a loved one? The special people in our lives mean so much to us, more than we can ever write in words. When you want to share even a piece of a loved one who died with the others in your life you love, wouldn't it be great to have an actual recording of him/her in their own voice?
What an amazing gift that would be!
If you are interested in learning more about Ruth and her businesses listen to our interview.
You will be so glad you did!
Ruth Solberg
Independent consultant for
Heritage Makers
call: 715.579.5596
email: solpro2000@yahoo.com
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
"Parenting LEVERAGE" is Kids' Keys To Success
Exciting News!!!Kids' Keys To Success has just released their latest program "Parenting LEVERAGE"!
Parenting LEVERAGE is a super affordable monthly membership to change the way mom and dad view parenting and make parenting fun and easy.
I know every parent wants to be the best parent they can be.
I know this goal often gets lost in the chaos of work, schedules, school, errands, chores, etc.; all the demands that tug and pull you away from being able to focus on your ultimate goal: raising your child to be well-rounded, have an rock-solid confidence, adaptable personality, and an empathetic soul.
As a result of constant demands away from our parenting goal we experience awful consequences: inappropriate attention getting behaviors like temper tantrums, hitting, bullying, withdrawing, over active interest in sexual activities, use of drugs, alcohol, gaming, poor personal choices and wrong judgement calls, to name a few.
Parenting LEVERAGE changes all of this with audio lessons and recommended activities for your family (included activities for each age level of your child and activity to do as a family)
and coaching offered by a clinical therapist.
To find out more read our Press Release and sample a free 7 Day News series by signing in here ($150 value).
Monday, October 20, 2008
The Recipe Mom is a Great Key To Success
Have you ever noticed that the more you talk with others and learn about others, the more inspired you are?Have you ever been inspired to jump out of your comfort zone and do something you have never done before or haven't done in a long time?
You know the things you can do but are always putting off, such as volunteering, raising awareness about great causes, learning how to truly give, and participating in something that has more to do with someone else than for yourself.
I am so guilty of this; it has been a long time since I have done them.
My most recent excuses have been: "I am too busy"; "I don't have time"; and "My family (kids) need me more."
Well, because I participate in a forum called the Blog Train I was inspired to do just that.
I stepped out from my comfort zone and joined in the effort to raise more awareness, food, and funds for our local food cupboard.Laurie Stasuik from The Recipe Mom wrote an article about feeding the hungry that truly inspired me.
My recommendation: visit her site and be inspired. Not only will Laurie inspire you to participate in activities outside your comfort zone but she dishes out some awesome recipes for the holidays, special treats, and everyday meals that are quick and easy and super tasty.
See what her readers have to say by visiting The Recipe Mom
My kids need me to, my family needs me to, my community needs me to, and most importantly I needed me to!
Teach your child about making time for important things...
Free Press ReleasePress Release: The Blog Train's Whistle Is Blowin'
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
Keeping Kids Healthy Is a Key To Success
Fast food restaurants, computers and television, and our busy schedules are constant reminders of how quickly life moves these days. This is precisely why we need to slow down and make time for lessons about healthy eating so that children can learn the value of nutrition at a young age.
Finding an equilibrium
If you need a reference point for how to start planning your day from a nutritional perspective, check out the Food Guide Pyramid. This will provide you with a well-rounded view of what to eat and how much from each of the food groups. Eating fruits and vegetables guarantees that your children are consuming the fiber, vitamins, and minerals that they need. Limiting sugars and fats keeps cholesterol and weight down, and the heart healthy.
Kick it off with breakfast
Starting the day with a healthy breakfast means that kids are fueling their internal fires to keep them active. Your child will be alert, engaged, and better able to fight off potential sickness. You want your children to learn good habits from you so make sure that you eat a balanced breakfast as well.
Employing common sense
Teaching your children about how to eat well for life requires common sense. For instance, if you deem certain foods to be off limits then they will be more appealing to your children. Instead of forbidding these foods completely, consider allowing your children to have them in moderation while constantly encouraging other healthier, tasty alternatives.
Avoiding stress in the home
Learning to manage stress from a young age leads to a lifetime of positive physical and mental health attributes. If your home is filled with fighting then that will affect your parenting style and your children's self-esteem. This can negatively impact their digestive systems and their food choices in the form of binge eating to assuage guilty feelings. To develop a solid family structure with open communication, strive to eliminate persistent criticism and other disputes.
Family mealtime
The prime opportunity for you to lead by example is by eating together as a family. Not only can you teach your children proper table manners but also you can demonstrate your positive attitude towards food. This also shows children that preparing food at home is the ideal way to bring the family together and to eat food that has been cooked in a controlled environment using healthy ingredients.
Picky eaters
Despite your best efforts to pave the way, you may find that your children still exhibit picky eating habits. Here are tips for tackling this problem:
• Make the effort to diversify the menu at home. This will, in turn, encourage your children to be more adventurous with their eating.
• Be patient but persistent. Continue to offer the food to your children but within reason. Don't expect them to lick their plates clean as children's appetites are different than adults.
• Don't use family meals as opportunities to argue about what your child is or is not eating. Make the family, not the food, the focus of the meal.
• Ask your children to help you choose and cook the meal so they are more likely to enjoy it.
• If you think your child is lacking important nutrients because of their restricted eating then consult your pediatrician about taking supplements.
Balance and moderation are essential to ensure proper digestion. Pair healthy eating habits with regular exercise and your young ones will be well on their way to achieving a healthy lifestyle.
Paul Banas is a founder of GreatDad.com. He writes articles on pregnancy care, baby names, toilet training, parenting tips and many more topics related to dads.
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=P._Banas
Finding an equilibrium
If you need a reference point for how to start planning your day from a nutritional perspective, check out the Food Guide Pyramid. This will provide you with a well-rounded view of what to eat and how much from each of the food groups. Eating fruits and vegetables guarantees that your children are consuming the fiber, vitamins, and minerals that they need. Limiting sugars and fats keeps cholesterol and weight down, and the heart healthy.
Kick it off with breakfast
Starting the day with a healthy breakfast means that kids are fueling their internal fires to keep them active. Your child will be alert, engaged, and better able to fight off potential sickness. You want your children to learn good habits from you so make sure that you eat a balanced breakfast as well.
Employing common sense
Teaching your children about how to eat well for life requires common sense. For instance, if you deem certain foods to be off limits then they will be more appealing to your children. Instead of forbidding these foods completely, consider allowing your children to have them in moderation while constantly encouraging other healthier, tasty alternatives.
Avoiding stress in the home
Learning to manage stress from a young age leads to a lifetime of positive physical and mental health attributes. If your home is filled with fighting then that will affect your parenting style and your children's self-esteem. This can negatively impact their digestive systems and their food choices in the form of binge eating to assuage guilty feelings. To develop a solid family structure with open communication, strive to eliminate persistent criticism and other disputes.
Family mealtime
The prime opportunity for you to lead by example is by eating together as a family. Not only can you teach your children proper table manners but also you can demonstrate your positive attitude towards food. This also shows children that preparing food at home is the ideal way to bring the family together and to eat food that has been cooked in a controlled environment using healthy ingredients.
Picky eaters
Despite your best efforts to pave the way, you may find that your children still exhibit picky eating habits. Here are tips for tackling this problem:
• Make the effort to diversify the menu at home. This will, in turn, encourage your children to be more adventurous with their eating.
• Be patient but persistent. Continue to offer the food to your children but within reason. Don't expect them to lick their plates clean as children's appetites are different than adults.
• Don't use family meals as opportunities to argue about what your child is or is not eating. Make the family, not the food, the focus of the meal.
• Ask your children to help you choose and cook the meal so they are more likely to enjoy it.
• If you think your child is lacking important nutrients because of their restricted eating then consult your pediatrician about taking supplements.
Balance and moderation are essential to ensure proper digestion. Pair healthy eating habits with regular exercise and your young ones will be well on their way to achieving a healthy lifestyle.
Paul Banas is a founder of GreatDad.com. He writes articles on pregnancy care, baby names, toilet training, parenting tips and many more topics related to dads.
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=P._Banas
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