Geocities.com/bcenrichment: Index Gifted enrichment site containing subjectrelated activities, research for parents and teachers, model program samples and ways to differientate all types of curriculum. http://geocities.com/bcenrichment
Extractions: HELPING PARENTS COPE WITH A HIGH-RISK BIRTH: TERROR, GRIEF, IMPOTENCE, AND ANGER by Michael T. Hynan, Ph.D. University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee I wish to thank you, Becky, for you kind introduction. I also wish to thank the program committee for inviting me. I am honored and touched to be speaking at the last official Parent Care Conference. Parent Care really gave me an outlet for what I felt I had to say and write about having a premature baby. If it were not for Parent Care, I suspect that I never would have finished writing my book. Parent Care has always been very good to me, and I will be forever grateful. Ever since my son was born and survived I have felt that I have owed a debt- - to doctors, nurses, friends, my family, other parents, and to God. I realized that my payment would come from putting my Psychological knowledge to use to support other parents and help them adjust emotionally to the awful reality of having a high- risk baby. I also hope that I can help perinatal professionals better understand the emotional turmoil felt by high- risk parents, so you can help us as families to get home in the best possible shape. So we can find meaning in our lives that have changed in the worst possible way. That's why I came here. This is a debt I want to be paying my whole life, and its the only debt I have where I receive more than I can give. Today I will talk about each of the emotions of terror, grief, impotence, and anger as they occur in high- risk parents. You will learn about my family and how we experienced these unfortunate feelings during my son's birth. And you will also hear the stories of many high- risk parents, who have shared their emotional struggles with me. I hope to be able to put some substance and feelings into abstract works like grief and impotence, to express the feelings that many times we high- risk parents hold back- - because we are afraid people and especially the medical staff will think we are crazy and that we can't handle our crises.
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Extractions: e-mail this article Haven't We Met? WARNING: The following review contains spoilers, though none that you won't anticipate within fifteen minutes of watching the film. O n its surface, Meet the Parents seems to be your basic romantic comedy, concerning stock misadventures along the road to marriage. Without fail, the central couple must overcome some enormous hurdle that threatens to doom their happily-ever-after before it even begins. Since our Greg is Ben Stiller, we can rest assured that what follows will include many goofy faux pas, half-baked schemes, and cringe-inducing moments. And since Meet the Parents is a marriage comedy, we can also be reasonably certain that regardless of any and all disasters, it will end as most of them do: happily. Thank goodness, then, that screenwriters Greg Gilenna and Mary Ruth Clarke, along with director Jay Roach ( Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me ), don't waste our time trying to convince us that the plot is anything fresh. They wisely let that storyline develop as we know it will. Except for one thing: the primary couple is DeNiro and Stiller.
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MoonLily: Nanny's Notes Contents A free weekly email newsletter for parents, grandparents and others who love and care for children. Topics include safety, health, crafts, books and fun web sites. http://www.moonlily.com/nanny/nannynote.htm
Extractions: Send your email to nanny-join@moonlily.com Looking for good, kid-tested web sites to visit with your young child? Want health and safey tips and news that will help you safeguard the well being of the children you nurture? Subscribe to Nanny's Notes, a free weekly email newsletter for parents, grandparents and others who love and care for children. Each issue will contain short items such as news bits, tips, and resources, all focused on infants and young children to age eight. Topics will include safety, health, crafts, books, toys, web sites for kids, and resource sites for parents. See a list of issues. To subscribe, send your email to nanny-join@moonlily.com Nanny is looking for short (250 words max) original craft and other fun things to do with kids. If you have some to share, please write to her nannynote@moonlily.com
ZERO TO THREE: For Parents parents' page dedicated to promotion of healthy development of children from birth to age three. Contains information on social, emotional, and intellectual development. http://www.zerotothree.org/ztt_parents.html
New Page 1 The first parents' Club, this site has photos and links. http://www.napcct.org/
Extractions: Naval Academy Parents' Club Of Connecticut The Naval Academy Parents Club of Connecticut is the second oldest club in the nation. It was founded in April of 1976 by Miron and Rosemary Kolodziejcak (also the founders of the first club) and is still going strong 25 years later with approximately 100 members. WELCOME... Go Navy! Congratulations Class of 2004 Requires a Java Enabled Browser. Please check out the important dates for the club in the coming months and next year. "US Naval Academy : Developing Leaders Is What It's All About" (Check Out Article) Our Mission Our goal is to provide support and information for new Connecticut parents and their plebes, current midshipmen, alumni and prospective candidates. We accomplish this through activities such as the Welcome Aboard specifically designed to for plebe families, the summer picnic during plebe summer, and other gatherings held to facilitate social interaction and the dissemination of pertinent information about the academy. Please feel free to contact our club officers as well as members who may live near your community to answer any questions you may have about the Club or the Academy.
Geometry.Net - The Online Learning Center Dedicated to promoting the safety, enrichment and success of all children worldwide. Foster children and adoptive children have a special place and the goal is to provide as much information and assistance as possible to help children and their guardians locate the resources they need to ensure every child's success. http://www.fostercare.org/
Parents For Barefoot Children parents promoting healthy barefoot activity for children. Opposing an overly shoeobsessed society. http://www.unshod.org/pfbc/
AllKids - Online Parenting Magazine, Kids Shopping Site, Information Directory A Directory offering guidance and links to shopping and advice sites dealing with a wide range of topics and parenting issues. Includes channels for 'Days Out', 'Childcare' and 'Education', as well as a chat zone and All Kids section containing agegraded child-safe links. http://www.allkids.co.uk/
CAFAP - Welcome To Our Site! A non profit organization that is committed to strengthening Foster and Adoptive Families through support, training and advocacy with the aim of nurturing child safety, well being and stability in partnership with child welfare professionals and the entire community. http://www.cafap.com/
Extractions: The Connecticut Association of Foster and Adoptive Parents, Inc. is a non profit organization that is committed to strengthening Foster and Adoptive Families and Relative Caregivers through support, training, and advocacy with the aim of nurturing child safety, well being and stability in partnership with child welfare professionals and the entire community.
