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Sticky Thread Sticky: [FAQ] m.k.m. Subject Tags, Acronyms, and Terms by Moderation Team
Following are some of the acronyms, subject tags (abbreviations that appear in brackets in some subject headers) and Usenet terms you may see in misc.kids.moderated. SUBJECT TAGS misc.kids.moderated currently uses a few subject tags to helps readers navigate the...
July 5th 06 07:04 PM
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parenting by dan
It's hard to let go of one's children after taking care of them from conception and then on through their schooling. Our offspring learn from a variety of sources which become more varied as they grow older. For parents it has to be a case of allowing the independence while maintaining the love. It...
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March 14th 05 02:10 AM
by Robyn Kozierok Go to last post
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Changing Recess and Lunch by Carol Hulls
Hello, Our school board seems to be changing from a schedule of 15 minute morning and afternoon recess plus 60 minute (30 minutes eating + 30 minutes outside for kids who stay at school) to one of two 40 minute "nutrition breaks" (20 minutes eating + 20 minutes outside). Does anyone have any...
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June 4th 05 08:46 PM
by dragonlady Go to last post
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Kid going away with friends by Nevermind
My 9 YO has been invited to go about 12 hours away for an entire week with the family of a friend of his. This friend is a good friend, but not someone he spends a ton of time with. Two overnight get-togethers have gone well. My son is very sociable but also gets cranky and needs alone time on a...
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March 21st 05 03:52 PM
by Anon E. Mouse Go to last post
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Trick-or-treating -- how old is too old? by beeswing
My daughter will be 12 in December and is in 6th grade, which in her school is the second year of middle school. I let her trick-or-treat last year but feel like this year she has crossed into the "too old" zone. She's accused me of trying to take away her childhood (!), so I thought I'd raise the...
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September 23rd 06 12:47 PM
by Paula Go to last post
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Solicit gifts from students by mdurg
Is it normal etiquette for an elementary school teacher to solicit gifts from their students? We got a letter from school today asking for a $4 donation for a Chimnea (small enclosed fireplace) for "their big deck on their new house" for the teacher. Now this isn't so bad, because in this case both...
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June 29th 04 01:31 PM
by Kiki Go to last post
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Another homework responsibility question by beeswing
My 5th grade daughter just started private middle school (5th through 8th), and the teacher is assigning what she calls a "weekly." It comes out every Thursday and the work on it needs to be done by the following Thursday. There's probably up to an hour of work a day, if it were evenly spread out...
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November 18th 05 02:47 PM
by beeswing Go to last post
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Worlds pickiest kid by animzmirot
Help! I'm trying to shop for camp for my daughter. She's almost 13, wears a size 4, is extremely opinionated about clothing, and we cannot agree on what to buy. I would like suggestions of web sites that carry hip, well made clothing. She WILL NOT wear anything from The Gap, Old Navy, Limited Too...
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June 29th 05 08:20 PM
by [email protected] Go to last post
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Are you living in the neighborhood hangout? by chiam margalit
Lately our house has become the neighborhood hangout for my son's friends. While I LIKE that he has friends, they appear to have moved in. Morning, noon, and night they're here. Every figgin' day they're here. And I can't figure out why. I'm not particularly pleasant to them, I don't offer them...
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September 4th 03 06:02 AM
by chiam margalit Go to last post
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Advice about summer work? by electroscopillan
I'm just posting my thoughts, see what some other parents think about my situation. I'm the single father of my 19mo son. I'm currently finishing off a year of study in University (have finals coming up at end of month), so I'm now off student loans and need to settle into a working for the...
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April 18th 05 05:30 PM
by electroscopillan Go to last post
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Shoelaces by Scott
What's the age record for not being able to tie shoelaces? I'm just wondering if DS is going to set it :) It's really interesting to watch -- DD had a friend who *had* to be able to tie her shoes, and she accomplished it at age 2. DS could not care less about this skill. So his shoes are all...
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April 18th 05 11:10 PM
by Robyn Kozierok Go to last post
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intro and question attachment parenting by Alicia
Hi there, my name is Alicia, I'm 29 and just had my first baby two months ago. He's a wonderful baby, very alert, gorgeous and full of life. His name is Raine. Anyway, Raine has been crying quite a lot lately, not due to a growth spurt as he just got over one. I have elected an...
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October 17th 03 01:27 AM
by James Espejo Go to last post
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Little One HATES the car seat! by Alicia
My beautiful baby boy is now almost 12 weeks old, and since he was about 4 weeks old, he has hated the car seat! He screams like we're doing something terrible to him, goes as stiff as a board when we try to put him in it and sobs for about 15 minutes after we take him out. It is horrible! I...
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November 6th 03 01:31 AM
by Rosalie B. Go to last post
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Kids and Nutrition by keira
I have two boys and a girl. They all like different foods. I insist on making them the same thing, which is often a battle but getting easier since I have not back downed once. I want to know if anyone has any kid- friendly dinner and/or suggestions for finicky kids. I am concerned about protein...
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October 15th 05 10:36 PM
by dragonlady Go to last post
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Preteens grouped w/younger kids or older? by beeswing
My daughter is 10.5 and having trouble fitting in with her before-and-after-school program, which runs from preschool to 5th grade. She's having attitude problems, but on the other hand, I have to admit that the program she is in is designed for younger aged kids, even though it serves kids her...
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June 5th 05 07:21 PM
by Robyn Kozierok Go to last post
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Family Calendar management by Claire[_2_]
I was wondering how people manage family calendars. I can put things on my husband's home calendar with my work calendar, but his home and work calendars are separate. The girls maintain paper calendars to track their own lessons and homework. Lately, what seems to be working for us is to have an...
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April 9th 07 03:03 PM
by Ericka Kammerer Go to last post
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Games for mixed ages (boys)? by Robyn Kozierok
Does anyone have any suggestions of games that work well with a wide range of ages (at once)? My 4yo just came in crying that his brother was cheating at "Sorry" after the 9yo got a Sorry card and bumped the 4yos piece back to start. :( My boys are 4.25, 9.0 and 11.75 yo and they all love to play...
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July 27th 05 07:30 PM
by Chris Go to last post
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which is easier - 1 kid or 2 by Big Crunch
I never had kids. I assumed that 1 kid would be a lot easier than 2, but my sister told me that 2 can be easier since the kids can play with each other giving the adults a break. It seems that with 1 there would be less for the adults to keep track of, less multitasking. I can imagine 2 kids...
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February 9th 13 01:03 PM
by alen Go to last post
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How to explain? Looking for book recommendations by beeswing
I need a little help in explaining the differences between a gay relationship and a close friendship to my 9-year-old, who is needing a little more information at this stage. Does anyone have any books they might recommend, preferably ones we could read together? I'm looking for something...
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March 30th 04 03:23 AM
by beeswing Go to last post
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workable routines by Karen G
We eat dinner at 6 and bedtime is at 7:30 for our 4 and 5 year old. The 5 year old will start school in September. Any ideas or experience with evening routines that allow time for cleaning up toys that doesn't end in a round of whines and frustration? Karen G
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July 30th 04 02:07 AM
by Rosalie B. Go to last post
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What do your kids have for a bed-time snack? by Scott Lindstrom
I'm just being curious. DS almost always has 3 scoops of mint chocolate chip ice cream, sometimes followed by a bowl of wheaties or cheerios. (I have *no* clue where he puts it all). DD is all over the place, sometimes ice cream -- one scoop -- sometimes an apple or banana,...
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October 16th 03 01:21 AM
by just me Go to last post
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