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Sunday, April 1, 2012
As airplane fares and hotels come to be more and more expensive, many families are turning to camping for their vacations and short jaunts away from home and the crazy demands of modern living. Yet, while camping can be fun for the whole house and genuinely children of all ages should participate, there are some guidelines to keep in mind when the house camps together.
1. When choosing a campsite, choose one far away from the temptations of water. It is never advisable to camp on the beach with children. Campgrounds with swimming pools, manufactured lakes and bodies of water should be should be prime for areas that are sufficiently far sufficient away from the water.
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2. Babies should be kept in playpens or some type of safe enclosure. Because children wander, there are so many dangers covering for them to avoid. Also, make sure the fenced-in area is in the shade so the child does not suffer from heat stroke or sunburn.
3. When boiling water on the camp stove or open fire pit, ensure that all children are away from the cooking area. The cooking area must be out-of-bounds for playing and horsing around. Do not leave things dangling from the table or area, which encourages small children to explore and pull the item down, splashing the boiling pot on themselves.
4. Children should be supervised when chopping wood and using axes, knives or any other risky or sharp object. One would assume that older children rather than small children would use these items but still with adult supervision.
5. Children should wear hats to protect their heads from the sun and sun block covered on their whole bodies. Apply the sunscreen before dressing them so that all parts of the body are covered.
6. Adequately dress and monitor smaller children who cannot swat mosquitoes and flies so that they are not bitten needlessly resulting in their skin becoming red and inflamed. The bites will be very painful to their sensitive skin.
7. Illustrate to children not to eat the plants or berries. Be especially cautious of young children as babies put everything into their mouths. Another speculate to keep them safely confined to a playpen.
8. Never leave children by the campfire alone. They should be supervised when roasting marshmallows and hotdogs. In the evening when sitting colse to the campfire, make them sit back far sufficient so as not to be hit by flying embers.
9. Carry a first aid and keep it handy.
10. When using kerosene lamps and heaters in tents, make sure they are not just sitting on the floor. They will be genuinely knocked over burning the child and taking everything up in flames. Also, if a child does not tip them over but merely touches them, they will be very hot on the skin.
11. Because of the campground's informal surroundings, it is very easy for children to forget about cars and other hazards. They must learn to stay off the road and not dash away into the path of a vehicle. Even older children must have boundaries and should be made to stay within a distinct area so they do not come to be lost.
12. Keep the baby's recipe well refrigerated if in a trailer but if tent camping, keep it in a cooler on ice. Bring water from home for the baby and smaller children, as it may be more difficult for them to come to be accustomed to the new water.
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Saturday, March 31, 2012
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Friday, March 30, 2012
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Tuesday, March 27, 2012
Whether you comprehend it or not, you alone are the most factor in determining what type of man your daughter ends up marrying. Quite likely, she will choose someone just like you. Or, if not a man exactly like you, one with very similar tendencies and characteristics. Scary thought, isn't it?
You have your daughter's best interests at heart, right? You want her Prince Charming to come along (many, many years down the road!), sweep her off her feet and treat her like the princess she is. Assuming that you want that fairy tale ending for your dinky girl, it's at least partly up to you to see to it that she starts getting the royal rehabilitation at an early age. Let her know that settling for whatever less is just plain unacceptable.
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A great way to do that is to date your daughter. Set aside specific date nights (or mornings or afternoons) to spend with her and only her. Because girls regularly love extra dinky things that make them feel special, perhaps you'll want to even give her a personalized invitation. You might decree to recapitulate all the details of where you're planning to take her on your date. Or call it a "Mystery Date," heightening her hope even more. If the date is a mystery, however, you might tell her to how to dress - should she wear her fanciest dress or will jeans do?
The most important thing isn't what you do, or where you go, but that you're spending some one-on-one time with your baby girl (and no matter how old she is, she's still your baby).
Not sure where to start? Need some daddy-daughter date ideas? Here are a few to get you started:
Ages 3-8: Your dinky girl is beginning to crave her daddy's attentiveness so whatever you choose to do on these "dates" will probably make you a hero in her eyes. At this age, you'll want to keep it simple. Fast food restaurants with play equipment (McDonalds) may be okay, but be sure to set aside some time for eating and chatting, first.
Other options:
o Swimming at a local communal pool, followed by pizza.
o A picnic in the park and a nature walk or a few pushes on the swings.
o Toss her bike in the back of the van and head to an empty parking lot - this is the exquisite spot to convention without those training wheels.
o Pitch a tent in your own backyard and play Barbies for a integrate hours.
o Send the rest of the house away and set your kitchen table with chocolate chip cookies and china cups of Kool-Aid. Invite her dolls to dine with you.
Ages 9-13: This is the age when your daughter is beginning to observation boy / girl "roles" in relationships. Make a point of occasion doors, pulling out her chair, lavishing on the compliments, and showing her the proper way to treat a lady. If money allows, this would be the exquisite time to give your daughter her first taste of fine dining.
Other options:
o Take her to the mall and let her model a few outfits for you. Then let her choose her favorite.
o Sports aren't just for boys! Take your daughter to a local or expert baseball or basketball game, or any sporting event she might enjoy.
o Dust off your ball and shoes and head to the bowling alley. You might want to ask for bumpers if it's been a while. This is for your benefit, as it probably wouldn't look good if you got beat by your ten year old!
o Get tickets to her favorite concert (Miley Cyrus would likely be a hit!). Yes, it might be torture for you, but I'm willing to bet it would go down in history as one of her best dates ever!
Ages 14+: Now that she's a teenager, give her the occasion to decree what to do on your dates. It may be a evening meal and a movie, a Christian rock concert, a local theater production, or just taking a drive out to the beach once she gets that learner's permit.
Keep in mind that she may go through a duration where dating her dad seems so, I don't know.... "ew." While you don't want to force her to continue with these one-on-one dates, don't ever stop asking. Chances are she'll soon come to miss her time with you and comprehend you're not so "ew" after all.
Again, the important thing is not what you do but that you're taking the time to get to know your daughter. And hopefully, when she does choose that extra someone on day, she'll be proud to say he's just like you.
Some exquisite resources:
o What a Daughter Needs From Her Dad (How a man prepares his daughter for life) by Michael Farris
o Strong Fathers, Strong Daughters by Meg Meeker, M.D.
o The Dads and Daughters Togetherness Guide: 54 fun activities to help build a great connection By Joe Kelly
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