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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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Parentless characters (was Harry Potter) by Marion Baumgarten
Elizabeth Gardner wrote: This is where it would help if you'd actually read the books. There's a very clear delineation in HP, as in Narnia, between good magic and bad magic. If you doubt good magic in Narnia, consider the chapter in the first book titled...
July 10th 03 10:00 PM
by Robyn Kozierok Go to last post
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Concept development in kids by Todd Smith
I don't have children, but I thought it would be interesting to know if a 3-4 year old kid would know that a brick (or something else shown to them to be heavy by an adult) would not bounce if dropped on the ground, and what his answer would be if you asked about dropping it on a trampoline...
August 16th 04 11:15 PM
by Laura M Go to last post
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Children's Books on Kindness by iowacookiemom
I've been asked to speak to a group of mothers of preschoolers at a nearby church on the topic of kindness. I want to focus mostly on ways to model kindness with our children but I thought it would be fun to also provide a little bibliography of children's books that have kindness as a...
October 20th 04 01:18 AM
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7 yr old eating problems by Johnniec
My 7 yr. old was eating a taco salad at school during lunch, and choked on one of the chips. It was stuck in this throat for a few seconds, then he choked it out. It scared the heck out of him. I happened to have be there with him when it happened, although I didn't realize it was happening until...
March 26th 05 02:28 AM
by Dana P Go to last post
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Plans by Scott
I always like to hear about others' plans for their kids for the summer. DD and DS again will be doing swim team, and this year DD will also be doing dive team, which means she'll be at the pool a *lot* this summer. DS is taking tennis lessons as well. And DD will continue her Irish Dance...
June 11th 05 02:10 AM
by Lesley Go to last post
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article attempt by hillary r.g. israeli
My server keeps giving an error when I try to post this so I am trying to submit via email. Thanks. --begin article--- Newsgroups: misc.kids.moderated Subject: Inconsiderate drivers and kids who walk to school References:...
September 26th 05 07:18 PM
by Hillary Israeli Go to last post
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Summer Plans by Scott L
I think I asked this last year, too, so curious me will ask this year. What's everyone doing with their kids this summer? DS (10) and DD (12) are again on a summer swim team that meets each morning during the week for practices, and there's a meet every weekend. DD can bike to the practices --...
June 12th 06 01:23 PM
by Scott L Go to last post
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12 Year Old Money Disagreements by [email protected]
Hi. My son has enough money of his won saved up in his bank account, and he would like to purchase himself a laptop computer. He is great with computers, and would like to get a laptop. I would like some advice on this topic, because I am not sure if I should let him do this. (He earned the...
August 3rd 06 02:58 AM
by Jeff Go to last post
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Frustration assembling crib or stroller? by joebanks
I'm a journalist looking for anecdotes from people who've had trouble putting together things like strollers and cribs because the instructions are poorly written or because the item is more complicated to assemble than they had thought. If you have a story to share, please post or email me in...
August 3rd 04 07:21 PM
by dragonlady Go to last post
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Single Older Mom by [email protected]
Hi! I'm a retired older mom (in her 60's) who has pretty much raised her kids (who are all in their 40s) alone. Father-still alive- but little contact/support and never has been. Stepfather died 20+ years ago. I had just turned 40...3 were out of highschool and the youngest was in the 3rd year...
December 12th 06 03:37 AM
by [email protected] Go to last post
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Time outs by Jay Calvert
Being from generation where if you did something wrong or behaving badly, we got spanked or had our mouth washed out with soap. What exactly is a time out and how is it effective. Thanks
April 4th 04 12:14 AM
by dragonlady Go to last post
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Homemade adaptations of store-bought gifts by Louise
I bought my youngest niece a Groovy Girls doll this week, and afterwards decided that she wasn't warmly enough dressed. So I knitted her a long purple scarf and a sweater-coat sort of thing. It reminded me of other Christmases and birthdays over the years, making clothes to augment the wardrobes...
December 26th 03 05:19 PM
by Irene Go to last post
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Christmas present request -- can you identify this? by iowacookiemom
It's so hard to find anything an 11 year old wants that doesn't cost $500, and even harder to get an 11 year old boy to be specific about clothing he might want... so I was thrilled when Henry mentioned he would like a certain kind of shirt. It sounds vaguely familiar to me, but I can't identify...
December 16th 03 02:44 PM
by Robyn Kozierok Go to last post
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Tics that can drive you absolutely freakin nuts! by chiam margalit
My son, age 11, has residual tics from a medication that he takes. Usually they are fairly benign and we all can live with them (scratching his nose, licking his lips, clearing his throat... not all at the same time) but recently he has picked up a tic that is literally driving me nuts. He cracks...
November 10th 03 02:19 PM
by Christopher Biow Go to last post
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Gifted Programs in Seattle area public schools by T Murphy
Hi all, I'm considering a move to the Seattle area and need information about school districts to research where we should consider living. My oldest son is in 4th grade and is in his school's gifted program. His skill and interest is math/science. My middle son is in 1st grade and it too young...
October 6th 03 11:10 PM
by H Schinske Go to last post
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storybook vs poetry by Jean
hi, at what age do you start reading poem to children. at 3, i assume a story book with pictures would be more appealing but would also like to have a mix of both eventually. any recommendations of poetry collections that comes with colourful pictures too? thank you. regards jean
August 8th 03 04:45 AM
by Beeswing Go to last post
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verbal development by Faye Tarzwell
hi, i am new here but have been posting on mkb and mkp for a while now. my dd will be 6 months tomorrow and i have some questions about verbal development in infants. when do babies start babbling with consonants - ba-ba, da-da, etc - ? when do they start answering to their names? thanks in...
August 18th 03 09:25 PM
by Karen G Go to last post
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Thanks! (London, England this time) by Laura Faussone
Banty wrote: Yes we'll get a Travel card for the week (thanks!). Is it worthwhile getting the passport photos taken - these are really needed? (The ones for our passports were used up, I think.) You need a picture for the ID card you get with the Travelcard -- It'll save you some time if...
August 16th 03 02:36 PM
by Penny Gaines Go to last post
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Trout Fishing in America CTTS 2.5yo by Robyn Kozierok
Someone here recommended the Trout Fishing in America CD "Mine" a while back, and we have indeed enjoyed it. Those who know the "Big Rig" song may appreciate my 2.5yo's rendition: "Oh, dere's onetwothreefourfive six... seven... eight... nine... Million! mumble mumble BIG RIG!" --Robyn (mommy...
September 25th 03 10:39 PM
by Robyn Kozierok Go to last post
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6 yr old boy touching self by S.S.
My 6.5 year old son has developed a habit of touching his penis area through his pants or PJs. We've tried to explain to him that its not polite behaviour and should be done in private. I'm concerned that he is having a hard time breaking this habit and will be ridiculed at school and in any case...
August 9th 04 02:36 AM
by dragonlady Go to last post
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