| eHow of the Day The tween years can be an exciting yet treacherous time for a child. Beyond an increased awareness of physical and emotional changes, these 8- to 12-year-olds clinging to childlike innocence are pushed into the world of adolescence. "Around these years, children begin to become increasingly self-conscious, and this often drives social difficulties that did not exist in their lives before," said Dr. John Duffy, a Chicago-based clinical psychologist. "Of course, pushing the boundaries of freedoms and exhibiting new attitudes also arise during these years." Even though the tween years can test the strength and patience of the child and parent, it doesn't have to result in a game of survival. The key to a healthy parent-tween relationship relies on a clear understanding of boundaries and the struggles and freedoms the tween is now facing on a daily basis.…keep reading Recently Featured New on eHow | Follow Us |
Saturday, 19 November 2011
The World of Parents and their Tweens
Friday, 18 November 2011
Home Decor's Forgotten Holiday
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| eHow of the Day While ghosts and ghouls are out and about in October, and bright lights are strewn in December in preparation for Christmas, the Thanksgiving holiday, wedged between fright night and silent night, is oft forgotten when it comes to home décor. Beyond the much-anticipated feast for the family, Thanksgiving decorations can bring a touch of fall to your home that will put your guests in this forgotten holiday’s thankful spirit.…keep reading Recently Featured New on eHow | Follow Us |
Thursday, 17 November 2011
Healthy Eating for Weight Loss
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| eHow of the Day Eating a healthy diet is critical for weight loss. Not only can the foods a person chooses help manage weight, but good nutrition can reduce a person's risk of chronic diseases often exacerbated by excess weight, including cardiovascular disease, diabetes, arthritis and stroke. A few key nutritional strategies can make healthy eating while dieting easier.…keep reading Recently Featured New on eHow | Follow Us |
Wednesday, 16 November 2011
6 Tips to Ace a Situational Interview
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| eHow of the Day In situational interview questions, applicants are asked how they would respond or act in specific situations. The goal of the interviewer is to evaluate your problem-solving skills. They want to put you on the spot to find out how you would handle something with little time to plan. The interviewer also wants to make sure that you can handle the duties of the position, and not create unnecessary conflict. Situational questions are used when screening applicants for all different types of jobs.…keep reading Recently Featured New on eHow | Follow Us |
Tuesday, 15 November 2011
Great Scot! 10 Ways to Wear Plaid
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| eHow of the Day Whether you call it tartan or plaid, it's in like Flynn. Just about any piece you want to wear can be found in a plaid pattern, both garments and accessories. Go full-on Scottish, even if you have never been to the Highlands.…keep reading Recently Featured New on eHow | Follow Us |
Monday, 14 November 2011
Don't Botch the Bird: Holiday Turkey Tips
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| eHow of the Day Ready for everything you've always wanted to know about turkey (but were afraid to ask)? Seven of the top 10 searches on eHow Food last November concerned turkey basics. The big bird can be bewildering, but not in the capable hands of meat expert and Rachael Ray Buddy Josh Ozersky. He talks turkey with his signature blend of passion, humor and serious know-how … and reveals his personal secrets for a show-stopping bird.…keep reading Recently Featured New on eHow | Follow Us |
Sunday, 13 November 2011
Calcium Superfoods
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| eHow of the Day Calcium is important for bone growth, bone density and repair. It can be found in many health food supplements. However, one of the best ways to increase calcium intake is through a well-balanced diet with foods rich in calcium.…keep reading Recently Featured New on eHow | Follow Us |