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THE NEW FORTY If you take your mama's bathroom necessities...
There are two bathrooms in my home. One is Cheyenne's and the other is mine. In both these bathrooms we store extra toilet paper under the cabinet. I try and always keep a couple of rolls under the ca...
Posted on 5/23/12 at 9:10 PM
PARENT INFORMATION CENTER 8 Ways to Help Your Child with Brain Development
How can you promote strongbrain development in your child? Follow these 8 tips to help your child's brain develop strong. 1. Respond to your childs need for supportand attention promptly an...
Posted on 5/23/12 at 2:40 PM
BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD NORTH DAKOTA Governor thanks Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Dakota
North Dakota Governor Jack Dalrymple thanked Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Dakota in a recent blog post on his re-election website. Dalrymple marveled in his blog about the record 9,500 registration...
Posted on 5/23/12 at 2:13 PM
WAG N' TALES - LIFE ON THE FARM Worthwhile Pain
On Monday morning I had an appointment to have a shot. It was a normal booster, one that most people should receive every 5-10 years or so. But I hadn't been keeping up. In my life prior to children,...
Posted on 5/23/12 at 1:57 PM
SOCIAL SECURITY: INFORMATION & UPDATES Popular baby names by state: ND & MN
The Social Security Administration announced the most popular baby names for each state last Friday.You can find the top 100 names for all states at http://www.socialsecurity.gov/OACT/babynames/state/...
Posted on 5/21/12 at 12:11 PM
Woman sentenced in ND day care drug bust 
A Bismarck woman who ran a day care in a home that authorities say was the base for a drug-dealing operation has pleaded guilty to marijuana possession and child neglect.
By Associated Press , May 02, 2012
Child ag labor proposal withdrawn
Farm groups welcome its demise, but stress they’re committed to safetySeveral national and regional farm organizations welcomed the recent withdrawal of a proposed federal rule dealing with children working in agriculture. The groups also stressed that they put a priority on the safety of young employees. The U.S. Labor Department on Thursday announced that it’s withdrawing its controversial proposed rule dealing with children who work on farms. The Labor Department also said it won’t pursue adoption of the proposal as long as President Barack Obama is in office.
By Agweek Staff Report , April 28, 2012
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Areavoices: Making cloth diapers work
After four months of using nothing but cloth diapers for my son, I can honestly say, it really isn’t that bad. And I realize now that the reason I failed the first time around was a lack of knowledge and organization.
By Forum Communications , April 09, 2012
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Minnesota judge cancels child care union election
A Ramsey County judge ruled Friday that Gov. Mark Dayton violated constitutional separation of powers late last year when he called a unionization vote for home-based child care workers.
By Patrick Condon , April 06, 2012
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Schools get option to not use "pink slime" ground beef filler
Amid a growing social media storm over so-called "lean finely textured beef," the U.S. Department of Agriculture announce today that, starting in the fall, schools involved in the national school lunch program will have the option of avoiding the product.
By Michael Hill , March 15, 2012
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For intimidated teens, the film ‘Bully’ is a bully pulpit
When Tyler Long, a 17-year-old high-school student from Murray County, Ga., found himself being verbally abused by his classmates, he did what most teenagers would do: He tried to ignore them, then went to his teachers.
By Steven Zeitchik , March 15, 2012
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Joy of Belgian kids chronicled in blog before tragic Switzerland bus crash
A torch-light march. Ravioli and meatball dinners. Rides in a funicular railway. A sing-a-long and a dress-up casino evening. Those were some of the things that made last week "mega-cool" for 24 sixth graders at the St. Lambertus school in a hotel in Saint-Luc, high in the Swiss Alps.
By Raf Casert , March 14, 2012
Congo warlord convicted by war crimes court of using children as soldiers
Judges at a war crimes tribunal convicted a Congolese warlord today of snatching children from the street and turning them into killers, in the International Criminal Court's landmark first judgment 10 years after it was established. However, questions still remain about the its effectiveness.
By Mike Corder , March 14, 2012
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'Redshirting' becoming more popular among children entering kindergarten
When most people think of “redshirting,” they think of first-year college athletes practicing with their teams, getting stronger and sitting out game day. But is a redshirt needed for learning letters, finger painting and recess? It’s a choice more parents are demanding for their children as they look to give their kids an edge, according to a “60 Minutes” report earlier this week.
By Helmut Schmidt , March 11, 2012
1-year-old St. Paul child treated for burns from bursting hot water pipe
First responders were called to the apartment Thursday where the child had suffered burns to his face and legs as he slept in his crib.
By Associated Press , March 09, 2012
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