Play-date dos and don'ts

Article Abstract:

Social etiquette for youngsters is discussed. Some suggestions to help a play date go smoother are offered. Among them are the following: always be on time to pick a child up, and help put toys away when it is time to leave. Showing common courtesy can improve the youngster's popularity.

Practice, Etiquette for children and youth, Children's etiquette

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Head over heels

Article Abstract:

Gymnastics programs teach children team spirit and discipline and help develop muscle tone, flexibility and coordination. A teacher's philosophy and rapport with children is important, so parents should observe prospective classes. Typical classes are described.

Study and teaching, Sports for children, Children's sports, Gymnastics

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A cut above

Article Abstract:

A cook should have a minimum of three good knives. These should be made of high carbon steel and stainless steel. Good cutlery need not be extremely expensive. Shoppers are advised to look for sales. Tips on buying and caring for knives are given.

Purchasing, Cutlery

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