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Science Websites for Curious 4-Year-old
Asked by B.P. from Washington DC
on August 3, 2009
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Just wondering if anyone has any websites they might recommend that would help with those many questions I find myself fielding each day. Probably a science-type site...
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- I would rather recommend a trip to your local public library for your daughter. There you will find a wealth of books that the two of you can sit down and share toget...
- Check out the Magic School bus. They have both books (short and chapter) and short movies you can find at the library or on cable (Discovery Kids 8-9am) I'm sure the...
- I don't have a website, but a wonderful hands-on museum here in Linthicum near BWI airport that has lots of space, radio communication, airplane type things to see. ...
The Birds and the Bees
Asked by S. from Chicago
on November 11, 2008
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Moms,
I need help. My 10 year old is asking about sex and I am not sure exactly what to tell her. I know that it needs to be age appropriate, but with what kids alr...
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- Wow, I have a duaghter too, but she's only 8 months. But I've already started to think about having these conversations. My own mother was very open and honest about...
- Run out now and buy the "American Girls Guide to Your Body" (I think that's the title) It is the perfect guide for girls at this age.
- Wow! Talk about a difference. You have a newborn and a daughter asking about sex. YIKES! I don't envy that. :) Anyway, now is the time to form a strong "woman" b...
Advice for Birds and Bees Talk
Asked by S.H. from Boston
on June 25, 2009
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My 6 1/2 year old is asking about how babies are made. My newborn started crying so I was able to dodge the question but I don't want to be ready the next time she ask...
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- I'd be very brief. At her age, she only needs to know that a seed grows in the mommy's belly after you get married.
- this is a great book for discussing sexuality at all ages: Sex and Sensibility: The Thinking Parent's Guide to Talking Sense About Sex http://www.amazon.com/gp/...
- Hi S. - I haven't quite yet had to address this topic with my kids. Although, my nearly 4 year old has asked a few questions, so I know the time isn't too far off for...
Advice How to Explain My 9 Year Old About the Birds and the Bees
Asked by A.G. from Austin
on June 25, 2008
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My son started asking a few more detail questions about sex and babies. All we ever told him there is a seed in mommies tummies that make the baby. With the sex part ...
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- this is a need to know subject. tell the absulute truth to his questions in terms a nine year old will understand without an infomation overload. Kids these days know ...
- OK it has been a while but let me see what I remember and can share in this situation. You can make it more advanced as you see fit. I hope this was of some use. thes...
- A friend told me about The Body Book. I haven't gotten it yet. I had to have the conversation with my daughter after a girl on our street decided to tell her all about...
4 Yo FEAR of Dogs
Asked by C.D. from Washington DC
on October 20, 2008
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I am trying to figure out how to help my 4yo get over her fear of dogs.
A little background: my daughter's fear is not totally unfounded, First, when she was an inf...
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- Hello C., One important thing to remember is your desperation extends from your love, compassion and devotion to yourself, your precious daughter and family. As pa...
- I would honestly suggest getting a small dog. Psychologist, treat rational or irrational phobias with flooding. Which means head on exposure to your fear. If you try t...
- I agree with Cynthia - TALK to your neighbor. Nothing is more annoying than a neighbor who goes over your head when you may have not even been aware there was a probl...
Birds & Bees Talk
Asked by L.H. from Tucson
on February 29, 2008
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Help moms! My daughter, Bailey, is 9 yrs old and we have never seriously discussed sex or her period. She is extremely moody and hormonal and, after talking to a few f...
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- Hi, I was just talking about this with some friends last night. I think it's good to give the birds and bees talk as soon as possible, maybe with the help of an illu...
- Don't be shy. She'll find out everything soon anyway. Besides, you don't have to go into every gory detail on your first shot. Just ease in with asking her outright...
- My parents were always pretty open about the whole "birds/bees" thing with my sister and me. I would advise to just start talking to your daughter. If she thinks it's ...
Birds and Bees Talk
Asked by K.P. from Washington DC
on March 18, 2008
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My 8 yo daughter keeps asking where babies come from and how they get in your tummy,etc. and is being more persistant with questions. At what age should I give "the ta...
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- I feel it is an ongoing educational talk that starts early as a toddler. I guess you need to play catch up now. There are some great books out there for kids that ex...
- Hi! Wow! This is a great topic! I taught reproductive health to 4th graders and had an awesome training coach help me through it. The biggest thing I got out of the t...
- My oldest is 5 so I can still get away with babies come from God = ) But I would say if she is asking you should probably start slooooooooowly telling her, on her...
Egg-Laying Budgie
Asked by M.B. from Washington DC
on September 1, 2008
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My mom has a budgie that just won't stop laying eggs (about one every two days), and since she started (about two months ago) her whole attitude (the bird's attitude, ...
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- Whoa, do I ever know this story with our cockatiel. Make sure the bird has enough nutrients and when you can, stick your hand in after a couple days and GET THAT EGG!...
- I used to have a cockatiel who did the same thing. We actually thought it was a boy (it was grey and yellow and we named it Romeo) but after a few months of having Ro...
- I don't know much about them but i would tend to agree with you she will stop when she's ready.
The Birds and the Bees in a Stripped down Version?
Asked by A.B. from Jonesboro
on June 5, 2009
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OK moms out there....here is my thing...we have a cat that just had kittens and now my 4 year old son wants to know how the kittens got out of the mommas belly, then g...
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- A., I am of the belief that you should absolutely tell them the truth. If they are old enough to ask, they are old enough to know. What you should remember, thoug...
- Tell him the truth...."That you don't think he is old enough at this point to hear the truth, but you will explain it to him when he is older." You haven't lied and h...
- They have books that are visual about the birth of a child, and that explain it in a way to answer a young child's question. My daughter read this book with her four ...
A Bird as a Pet?
Asked by P.G. from Dallas
on April 8, 2009
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Hi Moms - I have a 2 year old boy who loves animals and is very gentle with them, but I don't have time for a dog/cat right now (I'm the one who would end up taking ca...
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- I had a cockatiel growing up. They can be very friendly and cuddley. Mine would sit on my shoulder and cuddle his head against my cheek. He would also follow me wher...
- I had a parakeet when i was a teen. They poop all over the wall.
- I have to say that if you are not wanting to a primary caregiver to not get a pet at all till your son is older till or you have more time. All pets require maintenanc...
