Millennials, also known as Generation Y or Gen Y, are the demographic cohort following Generation X and preceding Generation Z. Researchers and popular media use the early 1980s as starting birth years and the mid-1990s to early 2000s as ending birth years, with the generation typically being defined as people born from 1981 to 1996.Continue reading “What millennials need”
Category Archives: children
Kathy Kraninger helped lock immigrant children up in cages – Elizabeth Warren
Connie, I have some questions for Donald Trump’s new nominee to lead the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. And I’m not going ANYWHERE until I get some answers. Kathy Kraninger – the person Donald Trump officially nominated yesterday to run the CFPB – has spent the past 15 months working for Mick Mulvaney at the WhiteContinue reading “Kathy Kraninger helped lock immigrant children up in cages – Elizabeth Warren”
Dad’s Involvement With Baby Early On Associated With Mental Development Boost
Summary: According to researchers, dads who interact more with their children during the first few months of life have a positive impact on their baby’s cognitive development. Source: Imperial College London. Fathers who interact more with their children in their first few months of life could have a positive impact on their baby’s cognitive development.Continue reading “Dad’s Involvement With Baby Early On Associated With Mental Development Boost”
Cancer rates based on sex and race in the USA during the last 9 years
Our children are not our possession, they are entrusted to us to care for
Our children are not our possession, they are entrusted to us to care for until they can independently live in this world, ready with their college degrees or creative passions. We model our good behavior to our children or God’s children and it is our honor when they grew up as responsible citizens, loving andContinue reading “Our children are not our possession, they are entrusted to us to care for”
Coming out victorius in life’s struggles
Dear children, As both of you are born at home and I have shielded you from the hi and lows of emotions and life stresses, now that you are grown I want you to be victorius when life throws you an ultimate stressor. Surround yourself with people who support and love you unconditionally. A hugContinue reading “Coming out victorius in life’s struggles”
There is no secret in childbirth
We perform bowel elimination in the wrong position. Instead of squatting, we sit. Instead of standing, on hands or knees, squatting or on all fours, we deliver our babies lying on our back opposite gravity. Why did we forget to bear down or moan or groan when we feel the urge to push. We forgotContinue reading “There is no secret in childbirth”
Fathers, to my postpartum wife
The art of fathering comes from experience and through modeling from the nurturing skills of mothers before us. When you and your partner work together from the moment of conception (i.e., attending childbirth classes together, interviewing care givers like doctors/midwives) till the baby is growing and needing both of your time, your mothering is easyContinue reading “Fathers, to my postpartum wife”
Good news, congrats for having a baby, caring for your baby
Congratulations for the birth of your baby. Massage Touch and massage are simple forms of communication. The baby’s skin is more sensitive than that of an adult. Massage lightly with the surface of your fingers and palm. Start from the hands and feet. Use calendula oil or another natural, light oil such as Almond orContinue reading “Good news, congrats for having a baby, caring for your baby”
Give your children an extraordinary opportunity or expose them to it by Malcom Gladwell
Do you participate in child care cooperatives?
I exchanged baby sitting service with my neighbors, friends and family. It is a good feeling to help other families in times of need, especially when they have little ones. You can hear many families in the bay area struggling with high cost of babysitting, day care and preschools/day care. I was fortunate that IContinue reading “Do you participate in child care cooperatives?”
How my dad shaped me as a person
He is my role model, working hard and caring for the family. He told me to find a man who will travel many mountains just to find me. To be ambitious and not settle for less. To finish college and help my younger siblings as the eldest in the family of 6. To support myContinue reading “How my dad shaped me as a person”
Raising Inspired Children by Dr Joe Dispenza
Neuroscientist Dr Joe Dispenza, and father of three, marries science with spirituality (universal intelligence) in this presentation on Raising Inspired Children. “I want my kids to understand that the way they think, and the way they feel influences every single atom in their life. I want them to know that their thoughts create their life,”Continue reading “Raising Inspired Children by Dr Joe Dispenza”