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For whatever reason, PBS has decided to cease broadcasting the children’s TV show, Mr. Rogers Neighborhood, beginning in September.

Where to start? Mr. Rogers Neighborhood was something many of us grew up with. When we later had kids, we invited Mr.Rogers into our homes and our kids watch and watched him as they grow up and grew up. Now PBS wants to take him away.

There are so few quality programs on TV these days that are safe for kids to watch and enjoy. The idea that PBS wants to make that one less is just heartbreaking. Parents shouldn’t just sit by and allow to PBS to remove this quality children’s TV show without letting PBS know that we, as parents, want this show to remain on the air.

More details about what PBS is wanting to do can be found here. Parents can contact PBS directly online here and let PBS know what your thoughts are about removing this show from the air.

Parenting is often a challenge, and there’s no doubt about that, and to know that one wonderful show that parents trust for their kids to watch is on the chopping block.. it’s just unreal. Parents, let PBS know what you think about this, and help save Mr. Rogers Neighborhood from that chopping block.

With so many children and teens using the internet today, using parental control software is a *must* for parents who want to control what their kids see and don’t see on the web. The internet leaves little for the imagination and it can be easy not only to find but get addicted to porn. Never think it can’t happen to your kids.. it can!

One of the best defenses against your children and teens visiting web sites that contain objectionable material is to have parental control software installed on the computer your child uses. There are several software programs available that offer parental controls. One of these is Optenet PC Parental Control Software.

Optenet PC Parental Control Software offers a fully featured 14 day free trial of their parental control software. Try it out before purchasing it. Try don’t even ask for a credit card to get the free trial. It’s totally risk free.

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Toddlers and young children can be fussy eaters who refuss to try new foods at least half of the time. Approximately half of all toddlers fit this description, so it is no wonder that healthy eating and food issues are often a source of stress for parents.

Establishing healthy eating patterns is important to avoid problems such as obesity and eating disorders later in life. Various strategies can help your child accept a wider range of foods. It may be necessary to offer a food to your child as many as ten different times before they choose to eat it. The problem is, many parents get frustrated and give up before the fourth or fifth try.

Try to make foods fun. Colorful foods like carrot sticks, raisins, apples, grapes, cheese sticks and crackers can all be fun and healthy choices for your growing toddler. Explain to them that eating good food is important so they’ll grow big and strong, and how it will help them run faster and play longer.

One of the newer more popular ways of making sure your child eats healthy food and meals is to grind up or puree foods into dishes such as stew, soup, pasta sauce, etc. Using a blender or the Magic Bullet, puree healthy foods such as spinach, carrots, or any other healthy food. Once added to another favorite dish, odds are the child will never notice the additions and munch on a good and healthy meal.

Children learn behaviors from their parents. If you restrict yourself to a narrow range of foods, your child will take notice and mimic your actions. Don’t limit your child’s food variety to only those foods you prefer. It may be that your child’s tastes are different to yours, and perhaps you are simply serving them foods they don’t happen to like. Try to set a good example and try a variety of foods in front of your child.

If your child seems healthy and energetic, then they are eating enough. If you are still concerned, keep an eye on how much food they actually eat over the day. Children tend to graze constantly, rather than restrict their eating to three meals per day like adults. You may be surprised how those little handfuls and snacks add up. For further reassurance, check your child’s growth and weight charts, or check with your child’s pediatrician.

Try not to worry, and remember, that unless a child is ill, they will eat. Children are very good at judging their hunger and fullness signals. Try to stay relaxed about mealtime and offer your child a wide variety of foods, and most importantly, remember to set a good example by trying a wide variety of foods yourself. You may discover you and your toddler share a new found favorite food!