"Where are you, mommy?" (mother and child in a car accident)

Article Abstract:

A young, single mother of a two-year-old describes how she survived a car accident and how her son helped her summon the strength to get help. Six hours after she left the car, and dragged herself to the side of the road, she got help. Her son was less injured than she was.

Personal narratives, Traffic accidents

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Beat the rainy day blues: clever activities for when weather has forced the kids indoors

Article Abstract:

Entertaining children inside when bad weather happens can prove trying for both the parents and the children. Indoor activities children will enjoy include playing dress-up, making paper airplanes, playing hide-and-seek and making a collage of photographs.

Methods, Indoor games

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"Mommy, we're bored." (keeping children busy indoors)

Article Abstract:

Mothers can try some innovative and creative ways to keep children busy indoors. They can plan some fun-filled activities and games or encourage their children's creativity by giving them craft and art supplies to play with.

Planning

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