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Thursday, 6 February 2014

Beddings with big and small dots

Beddings is that accessory of your room that you need to change all year round. Sometimes according to the season and sometimes for your mood. So here you go for some bedding with big and small dots…
Kids always love such prints that have some element of fun in them. This bedding has all what they would love for. The first dotted bedding set is in purple and brown colour combo that will be perfect for girls’ room. The second set is having the same pattern with a baby blue colour perfect for little boys.
This bedding is having a funky pink and green big dots print over a white base. Teenage girls will simply want this addition to become a part of their room. 






Wednesday, 24 April 2013

ANSWERS TO YOUR KIDS' AWKWARD BATHROOM QUESTIONS




There are few places you will get more awkward questions from your small child than in the bathroom. How do you answer these crazy questions? Well, when you get finished blushing, laughing or fainting on floor, you've got to give them an answer that they can understand. Here are a few of the more awkward questions kids might ask in the bathroom and some answers that my keep you from standing there tongue tied and wondering what to say.

WHAT IS POOP?

This is an easy one! Poop is the leftover stuff that passes through our body after we get all the good nutrition we can from the food we eat. It is waste, and it has germs in it, so it's important that we wash our hands after we use the potty.

WHERE DOES THE POOP GO WHEN YOU FLUSH?

Toilets fascinate kids. Actually, toilets kind of fascinate me, too. I'm so glad they work so well and do the job they do. To answer where the poop goes when you flush, explain that pressure and gravity help move it through pipes out of your house and into the sewer and far away. If your kids are older and want more information, check out this tutorial on how toilets work.

WHY DO BOYS PEE STANDING UP?

Girls may wonder why boys pee standing up, and boys may wonder why girls pee sitting down. Just explain that the opening where urine comes out is positioned differently on both boys and girls, and each of us use the potty the way that is cleanest and most comfortable.

WHY ARE YOU SO HAIRY?

Moms and dads have hair in places that little kids don't. Children are likely to notice your body hair, especially if you shower with them or change together at the pool. Try not to be embarrassed by the question, and just tell them that body hair is something everyone gets more of when they go through puberty and start to change from children to grownups.

WHAT IS THAT THING?

Having boy and girl twins, we never really had a single moment where they were shocked by the sight of the anatomy of the opposite sex. But they did eventually want to know why my son had a different set of parts than my daughter.

What exactly is that thing? Whether your kids see another child naked, or walk in on you or your spouse in the bathroom, they'll likely ask that question at some point. Be honest. Explain that boys have a penis, girls have a vagina, and that like most creatures, human beings are male or female and have the body parts to go with their particular sex.

WHY DON'T I HAVE BOOBIES?

Breasts are another body part that fascinate children. As they start to recognize that their bodies are unique and different from others, they will probably wonder why their mom has protruding breasts and their own chests are flat. Again, just explain that breasts grow at puberty, as girls start to become women.

WHY IS IT SO MUCH BIGGER THAN MINE?

Preschoolers love to compare. This circle is bigger than that one. That rectangle is taller than this one. Whether you are talking about breasts, a penis or whatever, if your kids see their mom or dad naked, they will want to know why certain parts are so much bigger than their own. The simplest answer is that all body parts grow as we go from being little kids to adults. Show them how much bigger your feet are than their own as a good example.

Friday, 12 April 2013

BEDWETTING: TIPS TO HELP YOUR CHILDREN STAY DRY THROUGHOUT THE NIGHT




Parenting is the most pleasurable time in the life of any person however there are always issues and concerns that will relate to the child’s health ,one of such problem is Bedwetting
When Children are developmentally ready, parents can take steps to help stay dry through the night.
The U.S. KIDNEY AND UROLOGIC DISEASES INFORMATION CLEARINGHOUSE lists these suggestions for parents to help prevent bedwetting in children:
·        Encourage your child to drink plenty fluids during the day , to avoid drinking too much at bedtime
·        Don’t give your child caffeinated drinks such as Soda or Tea
·        Let your child have one drink with dinner but make that the last drink before bed
·        Be supportive and don’t scold your child if he or she wets the bed
·        Offer plenty of praise when your child stays dry all night

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Friday, 22 March 2013

Abia Lauds Police for Arresting Gang Rapists

The Abia State Government thursday praised the police for a thorough investigation that unmasked the true identities of the hoodlums involved in the gang rape of a woman, which they recorded and posted on the video on social media purporting that the heinous crime took place at Abia State University Uturu (ABSU). The Chief Press Secretary (CPS) to the governor, Mr. Ugochukwu Emezue, who spoke to journalists in reaction to the police special crime report published in the March 11 in the 24th edition of The Dawn, the police in-house newspaper, where it was established that both rapists and their victim hail from Obite town in Etche Local Government Area of Rivers State. “Now that the police have come out with their investigations, those who were insisting that the rape incident took place in Abia have been put to shame. It has proved our position that the rape allegation was the handiwork of our detractors who wanted to rubbish the image of the state and its university,” he said. The incident, which appeared on social media in September 2011 had provoked pubic outcry, including from the National Assembly and media commentaries, who poured derision on the institution well as the state government. Even with strong denials from ABSU authorities, state government and the state police command the aspersions persisted. He said while the state government and ABSU authorities condemned the rape incident and the perpetrators of the inhuman act, it was wrong for people to have concluded that it took place in Abia state without investigating the matter, just to cast the image of Abia in bad light. According to the police crime report, detectives from Rivers State C.I.D had on September 7, 2012 traced the husband of the victim to Obite town, while working on intelligent report. It said the man, who was simply as Mr. S in the police report, was “initially reluctant but later obliged detectives with the true story behind the rape” hence it was possible for the police to crack the nut. “He confirmed that the victim was actually his wife and that all the perpetrators of the act were from the same community as himself,” the report said. The detectives were said to have “painstakingly traced the identity of the suspects leading to the arrest of Uchenna Ukulor, Chizoba Nwosu and Nwazuo Nmezi, while the fourth suspect is still at large. The police said that after the victim and her husband were invited to the State C.I.D and the video clip was played in the presence of the suspects “it was glaringly established that the three suspects along with the one other still at large, carried out the most heinous act of rape and went ahead to place it on the social media.” “It is pertinent to point out that both the victim and the suspects are not students of Abia State University as earlier portrayed,” the police said in their report, adding that the suspects have already been charged at Magistrate Court 9, Port Harcourt “for acts of conspiracy and rape”.

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