Welcome to the 18th edition of Carnival of Parenting Podcasts

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Send in your favourite podcasts of the fortnight.
- Foster Parenting podcast: Episode 12 – Parenting with Love and Logic We use Love and Logic, a parenting approach that – you guessed it – emphasizes two things: love and logic

- Mumcentric Show 20 Â Parenting coach and author Sue Atkins.
Her book ‘Raising Happy Children’ is the latest in the popular ‘For Dummies’ series to hit the shelves.
- Storynory: The Seal Catcher  This old story from Scotland is about a man who makes his living by killing seals and selling their skins. He does not really think about whether or not the animals he hunts have feelings, until one day he has a chance to get to know one.
- Moms Everywhere Show 014: BuzZen with Jody England Jody England is the author of Attraction Actions: New “Beeâ€haviors for Creating the Life You Deserve.†This is all about us moms achieving the lives we want and deserve. She and Kim Yardley are also the co-founders of an amazing business called BuzZen where they team up to help you know who you are.
- Mighty Mommy: It’s Toddler Time  Mighty Mommy with some quick and dirty tips for practical parenting. Do toddlers actually have a concept of time?
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October 29th, 2008 at 6:13 pm
Whats everyone doing for safety precautions for Halloween? My husband came across an article (http://i-newswire.com/pr220892.html) with some info about background checking neighbors. I thought that may be a little overboard, but it had some other good suggestions for some precautions I haven’t thought about. Last year my youngest son came down with a massive fever after Halloween. I almost thought about just taking the kids to our church’s fall festival this year instead of door-to-door to prevent that from happening again. I don’t know yet. What’s your advice? Am I over-reacting or just being a concerned mom?