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Show 4B Lakeside Review North, Wednesday, Mar. 9, 1983 4. ' t La Leche Groups to Discuss Parents Can Boost Learning Breast Feeding Advantages j Are you a parent who has difficulty convincing your children about the benefits of a good education? Do your children think you're nagging when you urge them to study? Do you feel guilty and fatigued by a seemg battle for ingly your children's good? Take heart. There are several steps parents can take to motivate their children to learn, both in school and at home: Let your children see that you are still a learner by reading, going to the library, watching educational TV programs, writing letters, attending school functions. Discuss ideas and share opinions at home. Read to younger children; play educational games together. Show your children that you care about what they are learning. Ask about school activities at the dinner table and discuss them in a relaxed way. Dont criticize or demand improvement at these times just show your interest. Whatever you say or do regarding your childrens ability will affect their performance. Help them believe they can learn by showing faith in their ability to learn. Be sure that your children have adequate nutrition and rest, as well as love. If they feel rested and healthy, they will have the physical and emotional energy for schoolwork. If they feel loved and free from emotional upset, they will be able to concentrate on their studies. Encourage your children to develop study habits. Set aside a special time and place each day for homework. With such a routine, youngsters can learn to plan activities and overcome never-endin- $VfVv:. - r 4v s i i W ) ' " 4 - ' ' 'i '' : :V "f:l av vV s4r .CAk-'L 4 ' ' tr?f'4vfe -- . Vvs iiitLv..riC-.4' ' &irV ?; c;' s T'-Jr-- ;WJ& ' l; , $Hs s' ! , ' WyiP V4 f ;Vf xiL' T rfmwwww Weddings Subject Of Spring Brides, bridegrooms AlJvf' iVn Recognize your childrens efforts to learn. Dont wait for high marks or grades to praise a child. Any comment that says I like the way you try shows that you value effort and helps the child see that trying is im- the future and businesses dealing with upcoming weddings got together last week at the Layton Hills for-sprin- Become involved in your childrens school. Get to know the teachers, find out about the curriculum, and support the school. By increasing your knowledge in this way, you can also help increase your childrens motir vation to learn. will reassure These steps your children that you care about what theyre doing in school and at home. dings. Fashion shows to interested mothers. high-- ' lighted activities at the mall to preview wedding ideas for the season. Top photo shows Holi Eiman modeling traditional ding gown while flower girl at left, Jill Ihman, watches and maybe dreams a bit about her future trip down the aisle. 731-636- 4. Writers to Moot The topic will be discussed tonight at the home of Mrs. Darlene Schultz, 1812 Celia Way, Members of SYRACUSE the Wasatch Writers will meet tonight at 7 p.m. at the home of Arlene Hamblin, 2098 W. 700 S., Syracuse. Membership is open to anyof in any phase one interested a- writing. For further inform DalNorma tion call president, secretary, Arlene ton, or program Hamblin, chairman, Marge Silvester, Layton. For more information on the Layton meeting contact Mrs. or Diane AnSchultz at 4 or Astrid derson at Kramer at La Leche League of will hold its meeting on Tuesday, March 15, at 9:30 a.m. in the home of Mrs. Summers, 773-967- 4, 544-079- 544-064- 4. Roy-Sun-s- et 825-023- 9; 1718 N. 350 W., Sunset. 825-453- 1; The discussion leader is Mrs. Faline Christensen. La Leche Learn how to take better care of your heart, callRedCross. American Red Cross I A & Public Service of This Newspaper The Advertising Council ftsGammv Beautiful Music Is Our Business UTAH SYMPHONY VARUJAN KOJIAN KIN NODA Conducting Piano Al Ceacerts la the Vs! A. Brewaiai Cutter for the Performing Art 8:00 P.M. MARCH 17 Concerto No. Heldenleben BEETHOVEN-Pian- o R. STRAUSS-Ei- n portant. all with plans and summer wed- Mall two local La Leche League groups in the coming week. The discussion will be the first of four topics which offer encouragement and breast feeding distractions. of League provides a telephone service for anyone who has a situation question or a problem To feeding. breast concerning use this service or to get more information about the meeting you may call Mrs. Christensen, The Advantages of Breast Feeding will be the topic for j'-- Tkketit Ogdon Symphony Office 2580 Jefferson Ogden, Ut. 84401 399-921- 1 Mon.-Fr- i. 9:00 to 5:00 PH. 399-921- 4 .at 2580 Jefferson 4 Val A. 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