New Year’s resolutions not just for grown upsPublished 3:32pm
Tuesday, December 27, 2011 New Year’s resolutions are made so
adults can improve their lives in the year to come. But nowhere
does it say resolutions are exclusive to adults. In fact, kids
can make New Year’s resolutions and reap much the same benefits
as Mom and Dad.overwhelming The following are some kid-specific
New Year’s resolutions, courtesy of the American Academy of
Pediatrics, that can improve the lives of children while
teaching them a lesson or two along the way. - u I will clean up
my toys and put them where they belong. - u I will brush my
teeth twice a day and wash my hands after going to the bathroom
and before eating. - u I will be nice and loving toward pets and
all animals. I will avoid being bitten by keeping my fingers and
face away from their mouths. Kids, ages 5 to 12 - u I will drink
milk and water three times each day and limit soda and fruit
drinks to once each day. - u I will apply sunscreen before I go
outdoors on bright