Tag: ○ Pre-School

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christy funkCrafty Kid Corner

christy funk 2008.11.18 04:56 0 0

 

Marble Painting (ages 2 & Up)

 

What you will need:

*Construction paper (Costco sells a large pack for $12)

*Marbles( Toys R Us sells a large tub for $5)

*A disposable aluminum pan with sides or a box but small enough for you child to hold with their hands

 *Washable paint ( Target, Michaels or school supply stores)

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christy funkVaccine Safety by Carri Tanaka, DC

christy funk 2008.11.18 04:52 1 0

 

The most important thing to know when considering vaccines for your child is that you do have a choice. You as a parent have the right to chose to vaccinate according to the recommended schedule, alternative schedule, or no vaccines at all! Many people are led to believe that if their child is not vaccinated that they will not be allowed into school and they are putting their child in danger.

The second most important thing to do is to get educated! Talk to your family doctor, pediatrician, and holistic health practitioner about your choices, rights, and the benefits and risks associated with vaccinations (both short and long term risks). However, don’t rely entirely on your doctor’s advice; there are several books as well as websites that I recommend parents review prior to making their decisions. Please educate yourself on both sides of this topic in order to make an informed decision. If you still need more time to make a choice, most doctors will respect your choice to postpone the vaccines.

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christy funkEnforcing limits or loving? by Silvia Grace

christy funk 2008.10.14 17:48 1 0

 

The other morning as I went outside to get a bag out of the garage, I asked my 3 y.o daughter to stay inside because she was naked and it was cold out there. Of course, being the spirited and self-directed girl that she is, she walks right to the door and opens it, standing there with presence and assurance. I laughed at the situation and the thought that I would try to “enforce the limit” What was there to enforce? This way of thinking would lead me into a power struggle with her and we would be off to a disconnected start. Instead, I looked at her and smiled. Smiled at her feisty spirit, her courage, perseverance, and clarity about who she is and what she wants. She is such a strong girl and I am so grateful that my eyes were open to her soul in this moment.

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