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Strong kids do not just get that way overnight. There is a lot of effort and some genes that contribute to the strong and healthy body of a kid.

Introducing exercise regimens that include some cardio workouts and weight lifting is not a negative thing to do, and neither will it hamper the growth of the child in any way.

“Would You Like to Build a Playhouse for Your Children?”

We have put together a great set of 10 Playhouse plans and 11 training videos and book on how to build a playhouse in your back yard.

• “The 8 x 10 Playhouse”
• “The 10 Playhouse Plans Plus the Bonus”
• “The Garden Playhouse”
• “The Saltbox Playhouse”
• “The 10 x 12 Playhouse”
• “The ADOBE Playhouse”
• “The Cottage Playhouse”
• “The Brick Playhouse”
• “The Country Cottage”
• “The Salt Box Dormer”
• “The Kids Playhouse”
• “Bonus FREE Playhouse 64 page ebook”
• “Bonus FREE Video training”

Now make sure that you follow these tips so that you can build a playhouse easily. Now grab the opportunity to get this amazing limited launching offer for only $10.00 you can have it all.

So what you are waiting for Claim your Plans Now!
“With Step-By-Step Instructions & Easy To Follow Guides”

When all is said and done, you would always remember the playhouse that is well planned and built by you will last a long time. In the back yard and forever in your child’s memories.

Teach sight words to children Butterflies Jen Chattertonbeginning to read.

One way to assist children to read quickly and fluently is to teach commonly used words, words that your child can recognise immediately by sight.

The sight words in this booklet are some of the most frequently used words in the English language. These sight words make up approximately 75% of the words your child will encounter in primary school.

Having a known 'word bank' of sight words the child knows well increases reading fluency, aids understanding and promotes reading success.

How to use sight word cards

There are three separate activities to do with the sight words when you introduce them to your child:

• Matching, placing same with same – placing the word ‘about’ with ‘about’.
• Selecting, choosing words – identifying ‘about’ from other words when you say “find ‘about’.
• Labelling, naming sound – saying the sound ‘about’ when you point to ‘about’.

Matching, selecting and labelling are three separate skills to learn. Matching is a visual skill; the ability to recognise two identical words. Selecting and labelling require language ability.

Sight word games

It is very important to have fun when learning sight words. Introducing the words in games and fun activities is the

"Would You Like To Have The Power To  Assure That Your Children Are Healthy  And Happy For Their Entire Lives?"

Life Isn't A Game…

• Your Children Only Get To Go Around Once.
• Learn How To Be Good To Your Child's Body,  They Only Get One.
• Learn How To Protect Your Childs Health Right Now  A Protection That Will Last For Their Entire Lifetime
• Simple Secrets To Get Your Kids Eating Good Food
• Feeding Your Children With Love And Good Sense
• You are about to discover the importance of eating sensibly and keeping to a balanced diet.
• You will learn what good eating habits are and why they are so important for your child's health and fitness.
• This ebook covers the essentials about nutrition and healthy attitudes to eating that produces healthy happy children. It provides advanced tips on healthy foods, as well as providing a wealth of healthy meal plans and recipes. 
• You will learn the importance of understanding children's biological and emotional needs.
• This ebook counters the misleading, disjointed, difficult to understand, difficult to find, contradictory sources of information on healthy eating for children.

THIS POWERFUL "HEALTHY EATING FOR CHILDREN" EBOOK IS OVER 160 PAGES

Breastfeeding Help offers you a complete and effective technique that will teach you to deeply latch your baby and breastfeed without pain within minutes for a contented baby and an end to sore nipples.

Breastfeed your baby confidently and latch without pain and learn fast effective solutions to common breastfeeding problems. Master a range of baby care techniques including wrapping, bathing and dressing your baby with Breastfeeding Help’s instantly downloadable videos.

All you need to know in expert, easy to follow videos, including:

• In depth latch and breastfeeding demonstrations with a real mother and real baby.
• Breastfeeding techniques to end sore nipples
• Techniques to maximise each feed for a full and contented baby
• Tips to increase your own breastmilk supply
• Expert advice on knowing how much milk is left in each breast
• Information on how your breasts will change during pregnancy
• Baby massage and bath demonstration with a real newborn
• Understanding Mastitis and how to prevent it
• Baby dressing and wrapping techniques with a real newborn
• How to express and store breastmilk

…and more!

How to latch and breastfeed your baby

• Find out exactly how your breasts will change during your pregnancy.
• Discover the secret to pain free breastfeeding with the deep latch and detailed

Learn phonics using rhymesButterflies Jen Chatterton

A good way to help children to learn phonics is to read nursery rhymes. English is a complex language, making it difficult for beginner readers to learn. Word families or phonograms introduce children to the word patterns in written language and are a more reliable way for your child to learn phonics or letter sound combinations.

Phonograms -How word families help children develop reading skills

There are many reading strategies that proficient readers combine to enable reading success.

Not all young children pick up the various reading strategies required for reading success as easily as other children. An effective way for you to help your child learn to read is by playing word games together to introduce word families.

Are the books available too difficult for your child to read independently?

When learning to read it’s important to experience immediate success. Creating beginning reading books for your child using sentences with sight words ensures your child will start reading quickly and easily.

This ebook contains sentences for you to use as a base to develop simple beginner readers for your child. When children are learning to read, books should contain approximately 95% of words they are familiar with. These sentences are constructed using only words from the top 100 most commonly used words.

The books we read to our children are different from the books children read when learning reading skills. Books that include words that are familiar to the child will make learning to read easier and children will experience success right from the beginning.

This book contains over 300 phrases that only use words from the 100 most commonly used words. They are basic sight word phrases you can use to create easy to read books for your child.

Take Action Now to Keep Your Baby from Having a Deformed Head!

This now happens to nearly half of all babies who sleep on their backs

Is your infant at high risk for Flat Head Syndrome?

• YES if your baby spends time each day in bouncers, rockers, swings, or carseats
• YES if your baby sleeps on his or her back
• YES if your baby usually turns their head to one side, especially while sleeping (also known as torticollis)

Children with head flattening are at high risk for:

• orthodontic and TMJ problems
• learning and developmental delays
• psychological issues

Here are just some of the things you will learn in this ebook:

• What the latest research says about Flat Head Syndrome
• Sudden Infant Death Syndrome – how to lower your baby’s risk
• Techniques to prevent developmental delays in your baby
• Strategies to make your baby love tummy time!
• Tummy Time, how to do it, and why it’s so important
• 4 repositioning techniques to prevent pressure on the baby’s soft head, with examples
• What is torticollis, how can you tell if your baby might have it, and how is it treated?
• What are the different types of Flat Head Syndrome and how you can recognize them
• How to know if your baby needs a helmet
• How to choose a helmet manufacturer
• What different

Callie is a sweet and loving calico kitty that was adopted from a little elderly lady in the big city.  The elderly lady rescues stray kitties and finds good homes for them.  Callie narrates this super cute story of her new life in the country.  Callie arrives at her new home and meets her new big brother, a black Labrador Retriever named Peanut.  Peanut is a guard dog and protects Callie from the coyotes and other animals that may harm Callie.  Callie's world has completely changed.  She learns all about the animals in the country and the sounds they make.  Callie and Peanut's adventures will win your heart over.  There are many color photographs of Callie wearing different outfits, hats and wigs!  This ebook is based on a true story.  The book is educational and great for children who love animals.  Callie The Calico Kitty is also available as an audiobook and is narrated by actress, Kitty Hendrix.  The book is also available as a paperback with color photographs.

Learn phonograms with the Family Butterflies Jen ChattertonWord Wheel

Learning phonograms will assist children to understand how sounds can be blended together, segmented and manipulated to form words. Blending sounds together or 'phonics' is a reading strategy to 'sound out' unfamiliar words when reading or to spell words when writing.

Learning phonics early provides the basis for understanding the alphabetic sound principles and lays the foundation successful reading acquisition.

Use a Family Word Wheel to help your child to: 

• Understand the relationship between spoken sounds and written letter clusters
• Understand how sounds in words relate to their corresponding written symbols
• Identify individual sounds within words
• Read text accurately
• Decode text quickly
• Understand and interpret what they are reading
• Spell and write accurately and fluently

How to use a Family Word Wheel

Ensure you have fun when using your word wheel. Rotate the circles and see what words you can make. Decide if you have created a real or a nonsense word. Find all the real words and write these into a ‘fun word book’, chart or word folder.

Play with the nonsense words and make silly rhymes with them. Phonics instruction is best taught through play. Making rhymes, poems and other word play activities and playing with sounds and