Showing results by author "Beverly Hill" in Relationships, Parenting & Personal Development

Toddlers learn how to whine as soon as they can form full sentences or sooner. While some kids break out of the habit by the time they reach first or second grade, for others the habit can persist even longer. Most parents ask their kids to stop whining or express annoyance when they do, but that is unlikely to prevent a child from whining if they are in a bad mood, frustrated, tired, hungry, or feeling unwell. While toddlers might have trouble controlling their whining, around the age of 3-4, a child should be capable of expressing the very same words in a less whiny voice.  

This book contains reasons why men who have had sex with both men and women choose not to disclose their sexual orientation, particularly to their wives and girlfriends. It also aims to present safer-sex education, instructing individuals on how to reduce the risk of contracting disease and encouraging them to use caution with each partner.

The world concepts and attitudes about homosexuality have changed significantly in recent decades. Most of society and the medical profession now view it as an acceptable alternate lifestyle; a biologically determined, permanent orientation, rather that learned, experiential, and often changeable choice. The concept of homosexuality as a permanent orientation is, however, without scientific validation; the notion is entirely politically grounded.

Gardening is a hobby enjoyed by millions of people throughout the world. One common drawback with traditional outdoor gardening, however, is that you are only able to grow what Mother Nature allows. Changing weather and temperatures through the seasons prohibits growing of your favorite vegetables and flowers all year long. The perfect solution for this dilemma is greenhouse gardening.