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			The Power of Words
			Words have the power to build up or destroy. Here are some suggestions to promote positive self-esteem in children.

			Managing Peer Influence on Your Child
			Though parents cannot shield their children from the cruel things their peers might do or say, parental involvement and good communication can counteract negative experiences.

			Toddler Demands at the Store
			How to put limits on your toddler in shopping situations by developing a plan and adhering to it.

			Teaching Kids Common Cents
			The benefits of learning about money at an early age really add up.

			Life Lessons to Bank On
			Help your kids really catch on to smart saving, spending and earning by teaching some common sense lessons that will really pay off.

			Re-teaching Kids About Stranger Danger
			"Don't talk to strangers" needs to be refined for kids. Jan Faull, MEd, advises how to teach children when to accept help from strangers.

			Hard Sounds to Say
			Are your child's mispronunciations normal? Sounds develop in sequence, and the more difficult ones are usually mastered last.


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