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"Different priorities "

November 28, 2011 Dear Sir, Our laws are “based” on Judeo-Christian principles. Under these principles, It is a “crime” to produce children if one is not married. Perhaps the PLP government should concentrate on this, not on “sham” marriages. SA...
Dec 02, 2011
Local Business

"Prize winner Ball launches parenting magazine"

Having a full-time job in the civil service, a toddler and a baby on the way didn’t dampen Katrina Ball’s entrepreneurial spirit. The young mother decided to launch a small business in the little spare time she had. Ms Ball’s soon-to-be-launched Berm...
Nov 30, 2011
Other

"Family Council reaches out"

In the hopes of helping to build a better community, the Bermuda Family Council has created a yearly symposium to offer up help for parents struggling to raise their children. “As family goes, so does society,” says Christopher Dill, the chairman of ...
Nov 25, 2011
Other

"Financial planning for single parents"

Organising and planning for your family’s financial well-being can be challenging under the best of conditions. However, the challenges of managing and maintaining a household as a single parent are multiplied. Single parents have less money to spar...
Nov 25, 2011
Other

"The question of spanking"

To spank, or not to spank . . . That has been a huge question of contention and debate for many years in parenting circles, often with experts disagreeing as to whether or not it is a useful or practical method, if it harms or benefits a child, and w...
Nov 25, 2011
Other

"Adults must set a good health example for their kids"

If the ‘Health Survey of Adults in Bermuda’ released by Bermuda Health Council last month were to be marked by teachers as a report card, it is likely that the adults would be given a C grade and the teachers would say “you can do a lot better!”. The...
Nov 25, 2011
Other

"Food for thought"

Feeding kids is tricky. According to the International Scale of Difficulty (ISD)* it comes somewhere in-between shearing a sheep and running backwards with your eyes closed. In the three years I have been feeding my little monkeys, I have learnt man...
Nov 25, 2011
Other

"Identify learning difficulties early"

There are a wide range of learning differences that students exhibit in the typical class. Some students show overt signs of learning challenges and some show subtle signs that may not be detected in a group setting. When a student does not receive a...
Nov 25, 2011
Other

"Breastfeeding helps both employers and families"

Breastfeeding is more than just a lifestyle choice; it is an important health choice for both babies and mothers. However, since the majority of mothers in Bermuda return to work after 12 weeks, employment can be an obstacle to breastfeeding. Mothers...
Nov 25, 2011
Other

"Human milk for human babies"

A mother’s milk is special. The realisation that she can create, within herself, the perfect food for her baby can be an empowering experience for a mother. A mother’s milk contains every vitamin, mineral and other nutritional element that her baby’s...
Nov 25, 2011
Other

"Green benefits to home birth!"

I use the words green and birth together for a purpose. Green is about simplification. Green is about nature and allowing it to take its course. Green is about growth and the transformative journey that parents go through when they have been empowere...
Nov 25, 2011
Other

"A father's legacy"

I am very much aware that the majority of the individuals who will read this article are not necessarily the ones who could benefit the most from its content. I am confident, though, that you know of such a person. As such, I have one request of you....
Nov 25, 2011
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