Archive for May 2009
Health Insurance Woes
Posted by: kindermusikkids on: May 28, 2009
The tone of this blog is generally that of information and articles of interest for families. I tend not to veer from the purpose of this blog which is to educate local families, however, begging your pardon, I must take a definitive stand on the health care system and go off topic.
I have always been [...]
Autism and Music Class
Posted by: kindermusikkids on: May 21, 2009
Wonderful article on dealing with autism/special need students in music class.
Teachers/Parents-Take note of the suggestions!
Wonderful reason to have ABC Music & Me in your school!
Keys to Success with Autistic Children
Structure, predictability, and consistency are essential for students on the autism spectrum
By Scott H. Iseminger
Early childhood and elementary music teachers face particular challenges when including children [...]
Stride Your Way To Fun-How To Make The Most Of Your New Bike
Posted by: kindermusikkids on: May 18, 2009
Article I recently had published in various e-zines. Enjoy!
Purchasing a Strider Bike is just the beginning to freedom from a tricycle. Read on to find out the best and safest way to get the most out of your new bike. When receiving your new bike, take the time to read the instructions. Although it takes [...]
Famous Musical Moms
Posted by: kindermusikkids on: May 11, 2009
Famous Moms in Music
By Espie Estrella, About.com
Pauline VIardot
Public Domain Image from Wikimedia Commons
In honor of Mother’s Day, let’s get to know some of the most famous women in music who were not only gifted composers but also devoted moms.
Fanny Mendelssohn Hensel – She lived at a time when opportunities for women were strictly limited. Although a [...]
How To Wean Your Nursing Toddler Naturally
Posted by: kindermusikkids on: May 1, 2009
Had this article published recently. Hope some of my experiences help you!
How To Wean A Nursing Toddler
There is nothing more wonderful than a mother who is willing and able to nurse her baby. Aside from the emotional and physical benefits breast milk provides, nursing strengthens the mother- child connection, creates lasting memories and develops independent [...]
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Baby and Toddler Songs
- This Old Man - Baby Genius: Favorite Nursery Rhymes August 6, 1999This Old Man - Baby Genius: Favorite Nursery Rhymes
North Jersey Parenting Guidance
- What Oprah didn't ask Sarah Palin: Can a working mother really go rogue? November 16, 2009When Sarah Palin ran for vice-president last year, I thought maybe we were going to learn something about how a woman in her prime can juggle young kids and a career. But in "Going Rogue,'' her new book, we learn that maybe she took a few short cuts.Lee Lusardi Connor
- Disney's Christmas Carol: Too scary for little kids November 16, 2009When we took my four-year-old son to see Disney's "A Christmas Carol,'' we expected a heartwarming classic. We were wrong.Corine Ingrassia
- Aging parents and surgery: Helpful tips November 16, 2009I just got home from being with my mom for a few days - she had a vitrectomy this weekend. I know what you are thinking. You are thinking that only men have those. That's a different procedure that starts with a V. This is eye surgery. An amazing procedure to keep your retina from detaching. While we may work to keep my mother detached from some things, […]Joan Garry
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Local North Jersey News
- Former N.J. Sen. Coniglio arrives at Pennsylvania prison November 16, 2009AP Photo/Mike DererFormer N.J. state Sen. Joseph Coniglio leaves the U.S. District courthouse in Newark on April 13, the day closing arguments in Coniglio's corruption trial were concluded. Coniglio, who was found guilty of mail fraud and extortion, arrived at...The Associated Press
- Cops bust sleepy suspect after alleged armed robbery of cab driver in Little Ferry November 16, 2009LITTLE FERRY -- Police pounded on an apartment door here, woke up the occupant and arrested him in connection with an early morning armed robbery of a cab driver, according to a report on NorthJersey.com. The report said police arrested...The Star-Ledger Continuous News Desk
- With 15,000 empty shoes, N.J. communities remember Darfur victims November 16, 2009PARAMUS -- Several north Jersey communities came together Sunday to remember the more than 300,000 people slain in the Darfur region of Sudan, according to a report on NorthJersey.com. A display of 15,000 shoes representing those killed was held at...The Star-Ledger Continuous News Desk
