Man, two children killed in I-15 crash in Santaquin - Daily Herald
Thu, 02 Sep 2010 07:19:21 GMT+00:00
killed in I-15 crash in Santaquin Daily Herald Photo courtesy of Utah Highway Patrol Three people, including two children , were killed in an early morning accident on Interstate 15 in Santaquin on ... I-15 crash kills three in Provo family, three others hurt Salt Lake Tribune Family members killed in Santaquin rollover ABC 4 Three killed in early morning rollover in Utah County Deseret News

Looked-after children let down by Scots councils - Public Finance
Thu, 02 Sep 2010 07:14:12 GMT+00:00
let down by Scots councils Public Finance Getting it right for children in residential care followed a study of the way councils used their resources on residential placements for 'looked after' ... Focus call for children in care BBC News Watchdog: Children in care failed by councils Herald Scotland Prospects for care children 'poor' The Press Association Scotsman  - eGov monitor

Steve Adubato: No time for blame game while N.J. public school children ... - newjerseynewsroom.com
Wed, 01 Sep 2010 19:46:17 GMT+00:00
... newjerseynewsroom.com Obviously, losing $400 million of federal funding in the education "Race to the Top" grant process was a major screw up that New Jersey ... Race to the Top, Gov. Chris Christie and Bret Schundler: Bloggers on NJ's $400 ... The Star-Ledger - NJ.com (blog)

What is your opinion about comparing your child to other children?
Q. I have heard many parents who tell their kids that other children are performing better than they are and that they should live up to the expectations other children are setting. For example, a parent may continuously tell their eight year old that her friend excels in an area she herself may not do very well in as a ways to push them to try harder. Please tell me your opinion about this - is it a means to convince your child to do better, or does it prove to be more of a means of breaking the child's own self esteem?
Asked by 9879076 - Fri Nov 27 16:02:34 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments

A. what parent, at one point or another, has never compared their child with another? all parents do that. even subconsciously. thinking it and not saying it is the only decent way to do this. it's very wrong for a parent to pull Junior to one side and tell him that another child is performing better than him. i'm sure some parents think this is a motivational tool, but it's not. it does nothing for the self esteem of the child. telling your child that he's better than someone else is likewise wrong. this tact puts your child on a pedestal he may not be able to come down from well into adulthood. he will have a false sense of superiority and will be hated by most. the best way to motivate a child to perform at his best is to tell… [cont.]
Answered by gothika - Fri Nov 27 18:16:28 2009

How you can help children in difficult situation in Haiti?
Q. I'm working with street children and teh children in diffiult situation, we need some donors for our 76 children in difficult situation.
Asked by jjverbo - Sun Apr 2 08:11:53 2006 - - 3 Answers - 5 Comments

A. Teach the fathers to be responsible and keep their zippers up.
Answered by zeepogee - Sun Apr 2 08:23:07 2006

Is it neighbourly to allow children to beat a ball against other peoples housesfor hours?
Q. A neighbour allows their children to be foul mouthed and total bullies to other children and all and sundry. The kids will slam balls against windows, doors, gates, trample over people's gardens. Is this acceptable behaviour? If we ask them to stop, they get worse, what would you do in this situation? Are the parents of naughty children who stand by and laugh or goad them even, responsible role models or anti-social people with malice?
Asked by Dave Langdale - Tue Aug 3 18:49:14 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Hell no!
Answered by catseyes21227 - Tue Aug 3 18:50:56 2010