How do I compare or contrast of two philosophies for child development?
Q. I need this ? answered by this coming Saturday!
Asked by portuguesecatholicfemale75 - Mon Nov 24 15:58:08 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

Should we fear a future philosophy that has no place for tacos?
Q. And all corn based chip products as well as delicious salsa, is there no room for them in the certain future either? Is this the type of world our children may live in? Is it to be feared or embraced? How will this effect Emo's, the Anti-Christ, and the 2012 deadline?
Asked by BLIND SMILE DOG - Fri Jan 18 07:35:08 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. No we should not fear it but we should fear for it because the corn of today's taco will be the corn of tomorrows fuel. It may well be a poor world your children will live in but that does not affect me for I have no children and at my age? Sure as hell don't want any. Be of good courage and embrace your fears with the joy of the Samurai and let not the fools of today have any affect on Emo but all the wrong affects on the "greatest fool" himself "the Antichrist"!!! Now as for your deadline. You do not have to die on a line. You never have. But you should have your homework done in the next four years at least!
Answered by the old dog - Fri Jan 18 08:51:36 2008

what is your philosophy of parenting for infants and todlers?
Q. what do you think infabts and toddlers should be learning? how infants and toddlers should learn? how do you difine quality of infants and toddler care? Did you get some idea from caregivers, such as teachers in your child's school?
Asked by Y S - Tue Nov 4 23:03:28 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Infants and toddlers are best served at home taught by their parents. These early years are the most crucial in a child's development. Parents should be offered all the opportunity to be the best parent for their child, this incudes parent programs to help these families. Child care for infants in the US is awful, nearly 3 out of 4 babies are in substandard care. Quality care is way too expensive, costing more than the mom usually is making. Instead, we should offer maternity leave benefits. Federal programs for this age group should be a mom/dad and me type programs to help families 'stay on track'. Confident caregivers at home will mean successful kids.
Answered by Bobbi - Wed Nov 5 10:18:06 2008