I am a 50 year old Christian wife of over 31 years..mother..and grandmother. A self publlished Co/ author of a gang prevention educational resource book..Entitled "GANG WAR" (Non profit) An author of many childrens books self published and a self published prolific poet.. An inventor..an advocate for victims of crime..and have served as a Baptist missionary in the country of Brasil..I live to give and help others..
Mother of four and SVP of a digital agency; 12+ years of marketing strategy experience; travel a lot (and so leave a lot of things behind in the shuffle)
I'm a forty-one year old, husband of fourteen years and father of two boys. I am an apprentice woodworker and volunteer firefighter and EMT.
I am researching the invention process and trying to move ahead with ideas. This idea stuff, if taken to its rightful end, is not for the faint of heart.
A Gerontologist dedicated to changing the medical mobility device industry by advocating for and demanding that products offered better reflect the users' personality. There are SO many ways to add aesthetic improvements to such devices, and individuals of all ages are just waiting for these products to be offered!
"Medical Necessities CAN and SHOULD also be LIFESTYLE ACCESSORIES!"
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This is an idea I am submitting for free public consumption because I think it is a great parenting technique. It is called 10 Seconds and you can and should feel free to use it. Ask your child to try and stare into your eyes without looking away for 10 seconds. You can start this at the age of 3. For most kids, this is difficult to do on the first try. Kids tend to be distracted easily and well, looking into Mom or Dad's eyes for an extended period of time can be a little intense for a child. However, if you can get the little ones in your life to do this for 10 seconds, regularly, it is a great way of re-connecting with them when things get crazy, upsetting or ridiculously frenetic. Think of 10 seconds as a grounding exercise, a meditation for children. In the toughest of times, you will see how wonderful a skill it is to cultivate. Then try 20. A nice by-product, it actually seems to build some aspect of self-esteem - helping them make eye contact generally. Nice, right?
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