Taking the bite out of toddlers

Article Abstract:

Biting is normal in toddlers who cannot express themselves verbally and decreases as they develop language skills. Parents should not overreact to biting and not encourage the behavior by screaming or acting amused. Giving toddlers more attention when they are not biting is helpful.

Management, Aggressiveness (Psychology) in children, Childhood aggressiveness, Discipline of children, Child discipline

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Beyond turkey

Article Abstract:

Recipes for Thanksgiving appetizers, side dishes, desserts and leftover alternatives are presented. They include crab crostini, savory galic mashed potatoes, pumpkin flan and turkey croquettes.

Cooking, Side dishes (Cookery), Desserts, Side dishes (Cooking), Holiday cookery, Holiday cooking, Thanksgiving cookery, Thanksgiving cooking, Appetizers, Cookery (Leftovers), Leftovers

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