Real Monsters Under Your Bed

Written by Dr George W Graham


There may really be a real monster under your kid’s bed!

Seriously, they could actually be there!

If you are a parent you have heard about monsters underrepparttar bed and inrepparttar 110412 closet. There was even a movie about Monsters coming into kid’s bedrooms throughrepparttar 110413 closet. They were collecting screams, or some such.

There are many unknown underlying problems that can keep a child from wanting to go to bed.

* Mommy and Daddy were sharing cross words just before bed time * Brother Johnny told them they were adopted * Sister Sally toldrepparttar 110414 child about her best friend disappearing one night

All these things can coagulate into monsters.

You could probably write a book aboutrepparttar 110415 different monsters your kids have described.

Bedtime problems are probably right behind “potty training” as a worry factor in your child’s upbringing. Probably as much time is spent by parents on cajoling kids to sleep as any other part of parenting.

And some parents cajole so well. Some do it by fighting withrepparttar 110416 monster.

There is actually a monster-proofing spray you can make for your kids.

It contains: One ounce of peppermint oil [health food store] 16 ounces of water One hair of a dog or cat [check your living room rug] – this is optional

Mix together in a spray bottle. Ifrepparttar 110417 monster is bothering your child, shakerepparttar 110418 bottle [monster antidotes tend to settle inrepparttar 110419 mixture] and spray underrepparttar 110420 bed. And maybe some inrepparttar 110421 closet too [for good measure].

Diapers: Do You Choose Disposable Or Reusable?

Written by Tony Luck


Diapers..

Changing a dirty diaper is notrepparttar best part of having a baby, but there's no escaping it. And you'd better get used to it - you'll be changing around 5,000 diapers before baby's potty trained!

The first question is whether to use disposable diapers or reusable. In a nutshell, disposables are less trouble, more expensive, and not environmentally friendly. Your Granny wouldn't recognise a reusable diaper today. Gone arerepparttar 110411 cotton squares and safety pins, replaced by shaped cotton inside a waterproof outer cover and fastened with velcro. Flushable liners hold solids. Reusables will save yourepparttar 110412 best part of $1000 and that's after includingrepparttar 110413 cost of washing. If you want to be kind torepparttar 110414 planet but can't face allrepparttar 110415 washing, another option is to use a laundry service:repparttar 110416 cost will be aboutrepparttar 110417 same as using disposables.

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