BLOGS
Sara Dimerman — Coming soon!
Durham Parent is proud to partner with renown author Sara Dimerman to help parents cope with daily parenting issues. Sara is registered with the College of Psychologists of Ontario as an individual, couple and family therapist. She is the author of 'Am I a Normal Parent?' (Hatherleigh Press, USA, 2008), is quoted regularly in magazine and newspaper articles and appears on radio and TV across North America.
Bloggers wanted!
Durhamparent.com is introducing a new section this March! If your writing can engage our audience, which is predominantly female, aged 30 and up, you have a sense of humour and are resilient to criticism, we want you! Your pitch must include, one example of a 400-word blog, a short bio, a title for your blog, a theme, and how you think your blog will keep people tuned in each week. You must be able to commit to writing an impeccable 400-word weekly blog (due each Monday). Anyone can apply, however, only those selected will be contacted. No phone calls please. We will be selecting one mom, one dad and a local teen aged 13-18. While there is no remuneration the exposure and notoriety is priceless. Submit your pitch to Durham Parent Bloggers, emailed in PDF or Word format to tmckee@durhamregion.com Deadline for application: February 27, 2009 ...- How a little piece of software called Skype brought my friends and family closer together.
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- Have you met my new best friend?
- Is 2009 the year of my enlightenment?
- Running ragged trying to be perfect?
- It’s time to just be with our kids
- It’s time to appreciate who we are
- The positive power of consistency
- Unforgettable shared vacations
- Sleep is elusive for me
- Sleep is elusive for me
- Elite Care Canada / Nannies and Caregivers
- My dirty little secret: How I failed breastfeeding 101
- Prepare home-cooked family meals for under $10
- How to go green and save green
Sandy Morgan
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08 April, 2009 05:10:32
A Single parent support group offering single parents and their children support, activities and friendship.
Meet 1st & 3rd Thursday of each month at the Oshawa ...
Melanie
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26 March, 2009 03:58:18
This article is just the reassurance that I needed. Though on some level, I agreed with myself that stopping to breast-feed was the right decision, ...
mpcoc
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19 March, 2009 04:24:04
Make it whole grains. In the bread department look for products that are high in fibre and made with whole grains, and choose whole wheat ...
3freester
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14 March, 2009 08:39:48
Painting small clay flower pots, or making paper napkin rings (paper, heart stickers, and staples). Children will enjoy participating in activities that are meaningful to ...
K. Lytle
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11 February, 2009 04:58:53
I'll share with you something my father told me when I had my children. It's a fairly new ideology, within the history of man, that ...
