Newsletter
#151 for Internationally Adopting Parents
July 14, 2011
PAL Center Inc.
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Announcements On
September 1st, 2011 The
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Have Fun Without Leaving the Backyard
With summer in full swing and hosting pogroms bringing kids from foreign orphanages for 2-3 weeks to stay with American families, a good idea on what to do for children and with children to make it fun and safe for everybody is certainly welcomed. Here are a few suggestions from those who want to share their thoughts.
Melinda Curle
Fun Summer Activities with Kids - Keeping the Children Entertained This Summer
Finding great summer activities with kids can be challenging. Their interests are not always yours. It is great to do their favorite activities, but a good idea to challenge them to try new things. Summer activities with kids should be an opportunity for exploration and enjoyment for the both of you.
Have Fun Without Leaving the Backyard
The backyard can easily be an ideal place for plenty of family fun. All you have got to accomplish is to be just a little bit innovative and before you know it the yard could be the favorite place to be. A quality clubhouse climber adds to the backyard fun.
Summer Activities for a Whole Lot of Family Fun
Summer is a precious season for you to build a closer relationship with your kids, a treasure trove of opportunities to bond, to get to know one another and to have fun, while building memories that they will keep in their hearts throughout their lives.
14 Cheap Summer Activities For Kids
Two weeks worth of fun summer activities for kids to keep them busy, and their parents sane. The list of summer activities ranges in cost from free to frugal, but each requires extra quality time with kids – something we can all afford to spend more on!
Asia: Heirs and spares
Officials in Asia’s fast-growing economies of India, China and Vietnam are becoming increasingly alarmed by a shortage of girls that defies assumptions that gender imbalance will fall as wealth rises. They point to the social and political consequences of rising numbers of unmarried men and the potential impact on economic growth.
A shortage of young women arising from decades of aggressive use of sex-selective abortion in northern breadbasket states is prompting families to turn to the impoverished east to secure females. Communities once fussy about caste are now prepared to buy young girls who do not even speak their language, though such unions are usually without formal weddings. “At first, people were ashamed of bringing wives from outside, but now they don’t care – they pay and they bring.
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