Saturday, January 3, 2009
I’ve been battling with my weight ever sinceI stepped in my teens. I never thought it would be possible to lose more than 3 pounds in a month’s time, considering that I was an endomorph. I decided to go against the odds and stuck with a more disciplined routine. There are actually hundreds of ways to stay fit and healthy without needing to starve. It was a defining moment for me to know the when, what and how of dieting right.Starting WrongMost people do it mistakenly, including myself before. I thought that embarking on a diet was like going on a special quest so I had to eat and drink and stay merry before the big first day. I practically stuffed myself with the fattiest and oiliest foods I could think of, believing that my tastebuds would not miss the flavors during the next several weeks. I set my collectible mantel clocks so that I’d wake up at 5:00 in the morning for my cardio. My motives were good. However, I was not fine-tuning my body [...] Continue Reading…
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Down syndrome babiesParents of children with Down syndrome often have many fears, such as “Will my Down syndrome baby be healthy?” or “Will my child be able to do the same things that other children do?” In many ways, Down syndrome children can do the same things as other children. They love learning new things, they have a full range of emotions, they have hobbies, they make jokes, they have special skills and they have the capacity to love. Yet intelligence ranges and some of these children may have a tough time learning or may get ill more often that other kids. However, early intervention programs and health advances allow many individuals with Down syndrome to lead productive, fulfilling lives. Children with this chromosomal disorder will have tribulations early on. Parents should be aware of the special-care needs for babies with Down syndrome as early as possible, to prepare themselves for the challenges that lie ahead. Some babies require medication to address a heart defect, while others require physical therapy sessions to help develop better [...] Continue Reading…
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Tuesday, December 30, 2008
The nanny camera may be said to have gotten its name because it’s equivalent to having a nanny in the room watching over your child while he plays, sleeps or is just lying in his crib. Whether you’re a new mother or a mother of many children, you’re not going to be able to spend every moment of the day watching over your little one. This is where the nanny camera becomes invaluable in your child’s room. All-In-One nanny camera can be put anywhere in your child’s room and still give you a full picture of everything you want to see in the room. You set up the hidden camera someplace in your child’s room and put the transmitter elsewhere in the house. The 2.4GHz transmitter, which comes free with the nanny camera, can transmit up to 1,000 feet. However, if you purchase the additional High Power option, your nanny camera will transmit an additional 1,500 feet for a total of 2,500 feet. The nanny camera is available in the black and white or color model, [...] Continue Reading…
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