Bunny Tales
Bunny Tales
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A co-ordinated parenting strategy is vital in every family. Children too easily realize who to ask for things if one parent always says yes and the other says no. This can cause imbalance and conflict within the family, as well as confusion and manipulative behaviour in the children. A consistent parenting strategy is hard enough to achieve when the family live together, but when parents are divorced or separated and live apart, then this becomes even more important.
The first step to achieving a co-ordinated parenting strategy is to be honest with your children. They don't need to know every reason their parents are no longer together, but they need to know they can talk about it with both of you. If one parent talks about the issues with them and the other doesn't, it could make them uncomfortable at best, and at worst it could lead them to anger and confusion, which could cause further problems in later life.
The second step is to make sure that any major rules for your children are agreed with the other parent. Examples of key rules for older children and teens are curfews, boyfriends/girlfriends in the house, homework and housework duties. For younger children the agreed rules might cover bedtime, tidying their rooms and TV time. If there is no agreed parenting strategy regarding these rules and one parent has a more indulgent attitude, then the firmer parent will have problems dealing with the children when they return. This will not only make parenting more difficult but will also confuse the children as they won't know where their boundaries lie. Any punishment strategy should also be agreed. One strict parent and one relaxed parent do not give the right message about actions and consequences.
Further difficulties in agreeing a parenting strategy can occur if one or both parents re-marry and step-children, possibly eventually half-siblings, enter into the equation. Here it is extremely important that all children are treated in the same way, with the same rules applying irrespective of natural parentage. Although the 'wicked step-mother' of fairy tales is rarely a reality, it is very easy to treat your own biological children more favourably than step-children without realizing you are doing it. This leads to resentment, jealousy and disharmony which are all detrimental for the family as a whole, as well as the child's emotional development.
Co-ordinating a parenting strategy in separated families is a difficult thing to do, especially when there is still hurt or conflict surrounding the break up of the marriage. However, if you want your child to grow up as a well-adjusted, mentally healthy adult, then it is an important thing to try and get right.
The author is a successful marketing executive in a large consumer goods company and a mother of two boys. She has had a rough ride in the past two years and has successfully saved her family from the brink of disaster by working on her parenting techniques. She specialises in parenting tips. You can access her free report "New Parenting Style" or buy her book "Solving Teenage Problems" on http://www.teenageproblems.newparentingstyle.com or check your "Parent Stress Intensity Quotient" on http://www.stressmanagement.newparentingstyle.com.
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Bunny Tales $4.99 Bunny Tales |
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Bunny Tales: The Journey Begins $17.94 Have you ever wished you could be a part of the story? With the Bunny Tales series, you can In The Journey Begins, Sarah and Lindsay visit a fair. But when things get out of hand, they need to find a good solution to their problem. If only there were someone to help them figure it out.... Join Sarah and Lindsay Rabbit and their friends as they find themselves in tricky situations that need YOUR help to solve Author G. Ira Wallace was born in Las Vegas, Nevada and attended college in southern California. He works as a Civil Engineer in Las Vegas. His true aspiration in life has yet to be determined. Ira is married to Suzanne and has two precious daughters, Sarah and Lindsay, who were the inspiration for the Bunny Tales series. As an outlet for his artistic side, Ira enjoys writing and playing the piano. In addition to his creative endeavors, Ira enjoys dabbling in real estate and motorcycles. Author: Wallace, G. Ira Binding Type: Paperback Number of Pages: 24 Publication Date: 2009/06/01 Language: English Dimensions: 7.00 x 9.99 x 0.06 inches |
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Bunny Fairy Tales (Paperback) $10.27 Presents three stories based on fairy tales about Max, a frog who is really a prince, Max, who climbs the beanstalk, and Little Red Ruby Hood, who brings a basket of cookies to Grandma`s house. |
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Super Bunny Tales (Paperback) $10.27 Join Max as he puts on his red cape and pretends to be Super Bunny! In B?Super Max,B? Max heroically finds RubyB`s favorite missing doll. In B?Super Max to the Rescue,B? Max saves his trusty friend, Red Rubber Elephant, from peril during a circus show. And finally, in B?Super Max Saves the World,B? Max saves a model of the Earth from being destroyed. |
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Spooky Bunny Tales (Paperback) $9.69 Three not-too-scary stories in one!This three-in-one 8 x 8 with foil on the cover includes stories based on episodes of the Max & Ruby TV show. In "The Blue Tarantula," Max is frightened when Ruby reads a scary story to him at bedtime. In "Max`s Jack-o`-Lantern," Max and Ruby decorate their house for a Halloween party. And in "Ghost Bunny," Ruby tells Max to go to sleep because he`ll be frightened by ghost stories, but Ruby`s the one who ends up being scared! |
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Bunny $89.99 Bunny |
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BUNNY $10 BUNNY |
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Hungry Bunny Tales $10.32 Max helps out as Ruby prepares a fruit salad, plays a game with her friend Louise, and searches for a spotted warbler. Author: Grosset Dunlap (COR) Series Title: Max Ruby Publication Date: 2012/01/19 Number of Pages: 48 Binding Type: Paperback Grade Level: Preschool Language: English Depth: 0.25 Width: 8.00 Height: 8.00 |
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Funny Bunny Tales $10.32 Collects three stories in which Max tries to join the girls only pajama party, Ruby tries to cure her hiccups, and Ruby and Louise make Max pretend to be a baby. Author: Grosset Dunlap (COR) Series Title: Max Ruby Publication Date: 2011/01/20 Number of Pages: 48 Binding Type: Paperback Grade Level: Preschool Language: English Depth: 0.25 Width: 8.00 Height: 8.00 |
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Snow Bunny Tales (Paperback) $10.27 Join Max & Ruby for some winter fun in this special 3-in-1 book! In B?MaxB`s Snow Plow,B? Max and Ruby do their best to shovel so Grandma can visit. In "Snow Day,B? Max wants to play outside, but Ruby wants to stay inside where itB`s warm. And finally, in B?Rocket Run,B? Max and Ruby spend the day sledding. Will they brave the steepest hill? |
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Hungry Bunny Tales (Paperback) $10.27 Three funny stories in one! This 3-in-1 8 x 8 includes stories based on episodes from the Max & Ruby TV show. In "Bug Salad," Max finds a special ingredient for Ruby`s salad. In "Max`s Apples," Max wants Ruby to pick apples for him so that they can make a pie. And finally in "Max`s Picnic," Max has his eyes set on a cracker while Ruby and Louise are bird watching. |
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Sunny Bunny Tales (Paperback) $10.27 Spend your summer with Max and Ruby! In B?GrandmaB`s Berry Patch,B? Max and Ruby pick sweet summer berries with Grandma. In B?Max Cools Off,B? Max and Ruby water their thirsty garden. In B?MaxB`s Fireflies,B? Max catches fireflies in GrandmaB`s backyard. |
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Funny Bunny Tales (Paperback) $12.78 Collects three stories in which Max tries to join the girls only pajama party, Ruby tries to cure her hiccups, and Ruby and Louise make Max pretend to be a baby. |
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Bunny Tales Frog Prince $6.26 Rated: NASynopsis: NA |
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Happy The Littlest Bunny (DVD) $10.27 Children will love the tales of Happy, the littlest Bunny and his mischievous friend Chicky the Chipmunk as they have their fun adventures and learn the true meaning of growing up. |
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bunny and bunny $6 bunny and bunny |
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The Runaway Bunny $20.56 Along with GOODNIGHT MOON, this story is one of America?s classic bedtime tales. A little white bunny tells his mother of the many creative ways he plans to run away from home, and his mother responds by saying him that she will always be able to find him. No matter where he hides, because she loves him, she?ll always know just where he is. B&W drawings show the imaginary adventures of the little bunny, while his mother`s replies are depicted in color. |