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(727) 942-0580 www.gulfcoastfamily.org To advertise, call 727-612-0783 Pinellas • September 2010 • 3 September 2010 Contents 6 Parent to Parent 7 September Fun Facts 8 Savings Made Sweet 10 Destination Dinner 11 Family Night Coupons 12 Football Fever 13 Behind the Scenes Look at Ray Jay 14 All Pro Dad Top 10 16 Safety To & From School 18 After-School Programs 20 Helping Children With Homework 22 Teacher of the Month 24 Preschool Directory 26 School Directory 28 Family of the Month 30 Really, Like, Totally Listening 32 Heart Gallery 33 What is VPK? 34 Kids in the Kitchen 36 Trips on a tank – Tampa's Lowry Park Zoo 42 Species Spotlight 43 Jokes for the Month 44 Family Health 45 The Healthy Smile 46 Protect Your Family 47 Q&A with Dr. Jay 48 Building Blocks “ Look deep into nature, 49 The Young and the Young at Heart and then you will 50 Focus on the Family 51 Family Talk with Dr. James Dobson understand everything 52 September Calendar of Events better.” ~Albert Einstein 4 • September 2010 • Pinellas Say you saw it in the Gulf Coast Family Newspaper www.gulfcoastfamily.org Teaching and truth loving students To schedule a personalized tour call Elementary Students 727-393-9100 10101 54th Avenue North St. Petersburg, Florida 33708 CHRISTIAN SCHOOL www.keswickchristian.org www.gulfcoastfamily.org To advertise, call 727-612-0783 Pinellas • September 2010 • 5 A few weeks ago, my six-year-old daughter Hanna are cheaper, especially when you consider shipping, started regularly telling us and her younger sister we had three brand new pillow pets – a ladybug, a Parent Haylee how great pillow pets are. “Pillow pets are so panda bear, and a bumblebee – arrive at our house a soft and cuddly.” “Pillow pets are so cute and hug- few weeks ago. to gable.” And my favorite, “If you get a pillow pet, you get to go to Grandma’s house!” At that point, I Parent hadn’t seen the commercial yet, but once I did, I had Sometimes I still get surprised at how readily my to laugh out loud (if you haven’t seen it, you can find children believe everything they see on TV – even it on YouTube – then you’ll know why I laughed)! the commercials. 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