Insparenting

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That is why we need to make our children a fast-thinker. This girl reacted very fast. And, she saved Daddy’s life.

I felt beyond happy seeing my daughter performed on the stage with the whole class. She looked like an angel with her pink-blue outfit. Each move she made caused me tears.

I turned to see my husband’s face, and I saw tears in his eyes.

Oh, then I thought: so, this is how my parents felt when they saw me on stage.

I remember how my Dad–whose job made him travel a lot–tried so hard to manage his schedule so that he could be there, not only for me, but for him.

So, I promised myself, I will never miss even one single performance of my kids. They need me to be there as much as I need to be there, to see them, proudly.

I’ve just read Tonya’s experience when she saw Courtney, her lovely daughter performed on a Winter Dance Program. Oh, she must be very proud of her beloved daughter.

Do you have your own experience? Care to share it here with other Moms?

The answer is: Yes…

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends the flu vaccine for kids who has more risk on complications from influenza, such as:

• Kids between the ages of 6 months and 59 months
• Kids who have a chronic medical condition, such as asthma, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, sickle cell anemia, HIV/AIDS or kidney disease

There are two forms of flu vaccines available:

• The flu shot, which is approved for use in kids 6 months and older
• The nasal spray flu vaccine (FluMist), which is approved for use in kids 2 years and older

Discuss with your doctor about which form of vaccination may be best for your kids.