In Division Designs, students will solve the equations which bring to life simple and delightful images all while learning math. This book with 33 pages of number problems is a unique and fresh approach to teach division facts. Includes an answer key! This contest will end 3-22-09.
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What is your best tip for a family expecting their first baby? Mine would be to keep life slow-paced and if possible to stay home with your baby. In my humble opinion, it is the most rewarding career choice you will ever make!
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ReplyDeletedo no t wait for child to be ready to take things away example bottle sucka ext. i waited with my first and she was 3 still on bottle ugh my second i took away at 1 yr it was better
ReplyDeleteMy advice for first time parents is to not think that you have to have all the gadgets that are advertised for babies. We do with very little and our children grow up to be content with the simpler things in life not wanting every new thing that comes out.
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ReplyDeletemy advice to those expecting is to prepare for the baby before, then take it easy when the baby comes while you adjust to a new schedule, which is usually centered around the baby. Also, give yourself 30 - 60 minutes more to prepare for outings
ReplyDeleteMy advice is to go with the flow and enjoy every second! They grow up so fast and you don't want to be stressed out and forget to enjoy them!
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My advice for first-time parents would be to keep a journal! Be diligent! You'll say to yourself 'oh, I'll remember that'...and then the years go by and you don't remember! The journal can contain the milestones, funny moments, and prayers for your child as it grows. Then...keep one for each of the little ones that follow.
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My best tip would be: Just sleep with your baby and order in for the first month. Enjoy the closeness and the nursing and you'll also get some rest because you'll be exhausted.
ReplyDeleteIf you can't order in and has a spouse that cooks..awesome.
Of if you are in a church and they'll cook and bring food over...let your spouse answer the door.
By the end of the month...you'll be starting to recover in strength and want out of the house :)
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ReplyDeleteMy tip is to listen to the advice you'll undoubtedly receive from others, but in the end follow your own instincts! And I second the advice to stay at home, if possible. :)
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My advice to new parents is to not listen to advice and do what comes naturally!
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My advice to new parents would be to enjoy every moment your new baby will grow up way too fast!
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