I want to be able to take professional pictures at home. I have a good camera and I have a big room and stuff. But how do you set up the lighting and make it look like a studio? Or make the pictures look like its from the studio?I love taking pictures :]Thankyouu
I don't shield my kids from them. I have tried to teach them that there are consequences for their actions. I have had the school tell me that they can't do anything about this one or that one because they have issues at home! My response is always so do you think society will care that they had issues at home as a child? It's ridiculous.
I have always tried to teach my children and grandchildren right from wrong..
not my kids!! I tell my kids about all the awful things in this world, I just put it in terms they can understand. my 8 yr old son knows about sex offenders, drunk driving, and the effects of drug use, and so on. I'm also not afraid to give him a flick in the lip when he's being disrespectful! And he knows school is number one before anything else. My kids are my whole life, I'm not gonna screw this up!! I am determined to raise respectful, successful adults!
I had a similar problem with a smoke detector which would go off when the steam from the kettle happened. The unit was 25ft away, and of course this is NOT smoke. Did some checking and found out that some of the detectors with certain components do this so changed ours and no problems since! Ours is not hard-wired but straight battery. Ours also has NO radio-active components in it, which we understand is the best one to have, and not just for the obvious reasons. You may have a similar problem to me because it sounds like your detectors may be reacting to heat [like the steam from my kettle] and not to a fire's CHEMICAL component, which is what a detector is supposed to sense! Take all of your detectors [the ones you took out and the ones installed] to a testing facility [check with your local council, fire authority, electricity authority, etc] for the correct one to go to, for your own peace of mind and for others who may have the same units, that COULD BE FAULTY FATAL in the event of a fire. I am sorry for your frustration and hope you get the right help, SOON!!
Oh I so don't agree. With all due respect, I am a parent that definitely does not do that. I think at an early age you have to be sure to talk to your kids about the bad along with the good in order to give them a frame of reference about what is right and what is wrong. I'm also a teacher. In the classroom we constantly find ways to work in moral discussions that are amazing teaching moments where kids are allowed to think critically about decision making and about weighing cause and effect and where troubled issues will lead you and where good decision making will take you. Ok sure I'm sure there are some parents that do shield their kids. I don't agree that they should. But I don't feel that it is the rule. I feel most parents most teachers.. most anyone wants to educate kids enough so that when faced with decisions.. they know how to make them. Look at advertising and community service announcements that are constantly telling parents to talk to their kids. This is definitely the way to go!!! Shielding a kid will just leave them lost and confused. Teaching will mold the child into a responsible adult.
