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School Holiday Programs and Camps


One option for parents to consider over the holidays is school holiday programs and camps. These school holiday programs and camps offer an organised, structured environment with activities of many kinds designed for keeping the kids entertained throughout the holiday period. These programs are offered by various private and government organisations, and local councils during the school holiday period.
Last Updated on Saturday, 20 June 2009 23:30
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School Holiday Programs - Are They Better Than Other Options?


School holiday programs are designed and run to keep your children supervised and entertained at the same time. They cater for children of all ages and needs, and they also cater for all needs you as parents may have in regards to the amount of time you require them to be in care and your budget limitations. To decide if you think they are the better option you first need to consider all the other options available to you. 
Last Updated on Friday, 03 April 2009 01:25
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Encouraging Your Kids to Help With Day-to Day Chores


It is a well-documented fact that children thrive on routine and parts of a household's routine are the daily chores that go on to keep the household running smoothly. There are a few things to consider when deciding whether to get your children involved in completing these chores.
Last Updated on Thursday, 02 April 2009 22:59
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School Holidays – Quality Time For the Whole Family


With our lifestyles being as frenetic and busy as they are these days, many parents often struggle to find the time to just sit down and spend some quality time with their children.  We live a constant juggling act between school and work, soccer practice and ballet recitals, homework, building that hat for the Easter parade, going to the dentist, paying those bills, doing the groceries, cleaning the house, catching up on the ever growing pile of washing in the laundry, trying to find time to keep our marriages in tact and the list goes on. Spending some time with the kids, unfortunately for most of us, often gets pushed to the bottom of the list.

Last Updated on Tuesday, 15 September 2009 16:50
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Leaving Older Children At Home Alone


When is a child old enough to be left at home alone? Can you leave older children at home during the school holidays? The answers to these questions really come down to your own discretion as the child's parent but there are many things to consider, and such a decision should not be made lightly.
Last Updated on Friday, 03 April 2009 00:10
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School Holidays for Single Parents


School holidays can be a trying time for all parents. With the added pressure of trying to organise vacation care or school holiday activities while still juggling all the other household activities, holiday time can be stressful for a family with two parents. For a single parent family this extra stress can increase the pressure twofold. With only one person to carry the extra load that is normally taken up with the child being at school the holidays can become a very tiresome time for the single parent.
Last Updated on Thursday, 02 April 2009 22:45
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Tips for Managing School Holiday Stress


School holidays can be a stressful time for parents; between organising vacation care, or holiday activities, worrying about stretching finances to cover the extra costs incurred over the holiday break and listening to kids whining about how bored they are; the school holidays can become a time parents dread. This can be remedied. A few little tricks can see you actually looking forward to the holiday break.

Last Updated on Monday, 20 July 2009 23:25
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