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Over the years, cartoons have provided the material for some topics very touching. The 1980 (and earlier) were a less politically correct time for the company and as such allowed for Christmas to be celebrated by our beloved characters. Although perhaps the most famous of these is the specialty of Charlie Brown Christmas, He-Man and She-Ra collaborated in 1985 to provide 45 minutes of pure joy holiday. The plot involves the stowage on board always mischievous Orko Man-At-Arms spy satellite 'and accidentally launched into space. For reasons never fully explained, it winds up crash landing on planet earth is just before Christmas. Upon his arrival, he met two young sons in the process of cutting a pine tree to use as their Christmas tree. When he returns to Eternia with exposed beams, the children are Orko and end up bringing the holiday spirit with them in the process. The hilarity is manifested when Skeletor begins to get some 'spirit of Christmas itself. This event coincides with the period when Filmation Hordak became the villain of the show both real and Skeletor has become basically a comic really cool looking. One way or another, the formula simply works. And unlike Charlie Brown special equipment referred to above, the He-Man She-Ra Christmas Special is actually less to do with vacations for themselves and more to do with a kidnapping escapade with whom and Skeletor Hordak start competing each other to earn the respect of Horde Prime. In addition, as mentioned before, the execution time for the feature is about 45 minutes (about that of two episodes back to back standard). Do not mistake this for an excuse to overlook this gem as it is really a piece intregal anyone BCI / Masters of the Universe collection. As always the case with BCI, attention to detail in the package is second to nessuno.Il book is again in color and is loaded with cool facts and history and once again slips BCI 2 Collector's art cards in the package: This time by comic artists Phil Jimenez and David Mack. If this is not enough to justify picking up this gem, the special features included on this disc is sure. Again BCI simply raises the bar on what is believed possible in terms of shedding light on behind the scenes of the creative process of assembly of He-Man / She-Ra legacy. This time we are treated to the documentary features two brand new (BCI tracked as everyone involved is truly worthy of a documentary itself). The first, public holidays and morale of He-Man and the Masters of the Universe is an excellent series of interviews with the show's writers, artists and producers as regards the issues and lessons packed into each program and how the tradition started . The second piece (my favorite of the two) is entitled Heroes and Villains of He-Man and the Masters of the Universe. This time we heard from the same heterogeneous group in the first section that is only now entering their favorite heroes and villains and what made them tick. Kingdom, both of the triumph of actually run-time presentation of the functionality (with about 70 minutes). Very interesting stuff! Finally, fans are treated to the usual question of BCI that has earned a reputation for their collections featured: A new video "I have power," a montage of moral-tag at the end of each show, character profiles, curiosity and fun facts, and the complete screenplay Christmas special on DVD-Rom. Another nice little collection from a company that leaves no stone unturned when it comes to He-Man universe.

Do not be misled by "why" When Barbara became one of the parents, she vowed to never utter the words "because I said so." His own parents had answered his questions often that way, and it always bothered him. But that was before she had a curious child in your account. Now, as she races to get everyone out of the house in the morning, Barbara faces endless questions four years old, Natalie:? "Why do I have to go to school why go to work why can not you stay home and play? "The first morning Natalie asked" why? "Barbara took the time to explain with patience - even though it's getting late. "I thought I could cut the root problem by clearly stating the reasons for Natalie," he recalls. "I told all the kids in my class were waiting for me to come and be their teachers. I reminded her about how fun it was in preschool and the number of his friends would miss her if she was not there. I told her we could spend much time together during the weekend |. | "When I finished with my long list and convincing, Natalie looked at me with tears in his eyes and said, 'But why, Mommy?" "Now go through this routine every morning," concluded Barbara " and because I say it looks better and better. "Why do children really need a reason |? | When children repeatedly ask "why" are not always required. Often, a reason, just want to make you change your mind "Why?" Is his way of expressing dissatisfaction with a decision you have made or may be a way to get your attention ... Parents, meanwhile, often believe that if they take the time to explain their reasons, their children will be more willing to comply and can prevent their children unhappy. Not so! When you try to reason with your child about why you can not have a cookie, stay late, or biking in the dark, your goal is to make you see things their way -. give up wanting what you want your goal is very different - to push a no to yes. Children do not do this because they are mischievous, stubborn, or deliberately indifferent to his explanations is a reasoning skills acquired, which requires a cognitive ability that young children are not even within three or four years, children react .. of situations based on their emotions and their levels of physical comfort. Between the ages of four and six, earning a limited understanding of how the world works, but still lack the reasoning skills well developed. They live in the moment. When your toddler wants to stay until bedtime with her and tell her no, that will not be satisfied by her explanation that she will be tired in the morning. She is totally committed to the here and now, and not the least bit interested in how you might feel the next day. . Trying to reason with a child who lacks the capacity to be reasonable leads to frustration on both sides not just the child are not convinced, but it is possible that when the explanation does not work, you become more angry than if he had not offered none at all The longer you invest, the greater their resentment, "Here I went to all this effort to explain, and she's not satisfied!" Responding to a question. Another Question "Why I can not" When children ask questions that are truly serious search for clarity, information or knowledge, which almost never start with, or "Why do not you let me" questions deserve serious discussion or But most thoughtful explanation of the children "why" are designed simply to participate -.. and rarely in a positive way enjoy reaching out to change my mind I call talent endless questions and click. " . technique sandpaper "You ask and ask and ask until his resistance wears |. | Any question that begins: "Why I can not" or "Why do not you let me" to send a red flag? - Especially if you've answered before does not make sense to keep repeating the same explanation again, back to the question and put the onus on your child to answer a mom in my shop has a son who is with another ... why, then another way it becomes a game of thinking, saying. "I'll get to one of the reasons, then you think of another." As to the question about can be very effective, as another mother in my workshop discovered when I used her six years of age: Tony: Why I can not have a gerbil Mom: We've been through this before Tony:. But why I can not? Mom: I bet you know the answer to Tony You tell me: ..? (Reluctantly) Since we already have a cat and a rabbit and we have no more room Mom: Right. These are all good reasons for this approach is a gentle way to remind your child that you have already been around this issue many times and he has faith in his ability to find the answer itself is required -.. - The questioner - to take more seriously the answer This tactic allows you to encourage your child in a positive way and puts it in position to reinforce the message of what is more it ends up feeling good because he came up with .. their own answers. Many parents tell me they want to learn from the mistakes of their own parents did and do it differently While accepting the fact that children need rules and guidelines, which are determined to find a warmer, more friendly to children. style of parenting than they experienced in authoritarian homes of their youth. In the process, they often find ways to make that seem less abrupt, "I am the head" sound more like "I'm in charge." And they learn that the best lesson is: You can be loving and still say no!