More Kids Have Full-Time Parents!

"Of the 41.8-million kids under 15 who lived with two parents in the year 2002, more than 25 percent had mothers who did not work and stayed home," according to a Census Bureau report. The number of stay-at-home dads is also rising--caring for 189,000 kids in the year 2002 (up 18%). Young parents today who spent their early childhood in daycare may be influence by their own experiences. They simply don't want their children growing up as day care kids. Could this trend continue? Read the article for more statistics.
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Are You an At-Home Mother? Would You Like to Be?

For those interested in learning more about at-home mothers, The National Association for At-Home Mothers offers membership and support. Membership benefits include a subscription to the national quarterly At-Home Mother magazine, discounts and special offers, practical information and advice for creating and maintaining a rewarding experience as an at-home-parent, a quarterly newsletter and more! Visit At Home Mothers for more information At Home Mothers .
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More and more mothers are choosing to stay at home full time with their children. Though their reasons vary their need to be connected to a community is something many of them share. For those interested in meeting with other stay at home mothers, visit Stay At Home Moms Meet Up Group.
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Kid's Lit Corner--Now Open for Discussion!

For anyone interested in children's literature reviews please visit my web log Kid’s Lit Corner. While there you can read informative reviews written with a child development perspective, share your views of the books discussed, and then purchase books that interest you! Have a great read
Kid's Lit Corner--Now Open for Discussion!

The soon-to-be full-time mom is waiting for her bundle to arrive in about two weeks!