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In these unsettled times a business can be profitable one minute and look as if it is crashing the next. Decisions have to be made, but this can sometimes be confusing. Maybe there are lessons in Nature to guide you. If our business is not going well, read how the day after a storm gave rise to some things to consider. Compare the waves crashing onto the rocky coast with the faint glimmer of hope of the rainbow hanging lightly in the sky above. Which two options describe your business right now ...
Published by Val Mills 5 days ago in Small Business | +14 votes | 2 comments
Kids love going to the playground to have fun and use up a bit of energy. Parents need to realize that, while playground equipment has been designed to comply with strict safety measures, there are also a few common sense safety rules they need to teach their children. Swings are often a favorite piece of play equipment in playgrounds, especially with younger children. Parents need to make sure kids understand the potential dangers if swings are not used correctly. Here are a few tips that pare...
Published by Val Mills 6 days ago in Child Safety | +8 votes | 2 comments
Unlocked cars are a potential hazard for children. While children should be taught to not play in cars, they are too young to anticipate potential danger and make responsible decisions. Parents should not only help their children become aware of the potential danger of playing in cars, but should also ensure that cars are always locked whenever not in use.
Published by Val Mills 1 week ago in Child Safety | +6 votes | 1 comments
Summer time is fun time for families. Sometimes parents avoid taking their children to crowded places, for fear of losing them. By putting a family safety plan into place, these outings can be approached with more confidence. Talk through the following safety procedures with your kids, not just once, but often. Do it every time you go anywhere, so that children always know how to find help if they do get separated from their parents. It's all a matter of being prepared.
Published by Val Mills 1 week ago in Child Safety | +14 votes | 4 comments
Family vacations can cost a lot of money. They can also be strained at times, with parents trying to meet the needs of their children and themselves. There is a cost effective alternative available, that will be fun for all, as relaxing or as challenging as you wish and sure to be enjoyed by all. Why not consider taking your family on a cruise. This article explains why it is an appealing option for whole family holidays or vacations. Read it and decide for yourself.
Published by Val Mills 1 week ago in Family Travel | +3 votes | 0 comments
It's vacation time again and the family is off to spend some quality time together. Often this involves a long car journey. Kids are not good at these unless they have a focus. Spend family time together, planning your trip, talking about what to expect. Anticipate boredom and other problems by being prepared ahead. It is easy to give the journey a focus and occupy the kids time, keeping them interested along the way. Put an end to that constant question, are we there yet?
Published by Val Mills 1 week ago in Family Travel | +6 votes | 1 comments
Kids need to learn how to be safe in the kitchen. But that doesn't mean keeping them out of the kitchen. It is aparent's role to teach kids common sense and a few basic safety rules. TKids learn by observing and doing, so parental supervision and teaching is very important. The kitchen is only unsafe for children if they don't know the general rules for behaviour there. Enjoy some positive time with your kids as you show them what everythign in the kitchen is for and how to use it safely.
Published by Val Mills 1 week ago in Child Safety | +8 votes | 4 comments
On 6 May 1954 an English runner, Roger Bannister, ran the first sub four minute mile. Since then this distance has captured the hearts of many runners, with many sub four minute miles being run since. The distance is not an Olympic event, but is still very popular. Who was Roger Bannister and what followed in the track and field arena after his success?
Published by Val Mills 2 weeks ago in Biographies & Figures | +3 votes | 0 comments
Summer time is family fun time. Before you get out and about with your kids, make sure you know these common sense safety rules, so that the whole family has an accident free summer. Things can go wrong very quickly if children are not made aware of summer dangers and how these can be easily avoided. Keep your family safe this summer.
Published by Val Mills 2 weeks ago in Child Safety | +9 votes | 5 comments
Shyness in children can be overcome with the right parental support. Here are some tips for parents to help their shy children. Many children take time to become confident in new situations. Children need to be supported by their parents. They need the opportunity to observe socially acceptable behaviour in new situations. If children are forced to be more outgoing than they naturally are, they may retreat, developing symptoms of shyness. Read on to find out how to help shy children.
Published by Val Mills 2 weeks ago in Parenting | +9 votes | 3 comments
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