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Publisher: Cami Gunther • Assistant to Publisher: Shawna Singler

Graphic Design: Eric Grossman, Dawn Whitlock • Assistant Graphic Design: Douglas Gritsonis, Keishi IharaThe Monmouth Family Times is a monthly publication. Distribution numbers will increase each month as more bulk drop-off locations, towns, and/or private schools are added.If you would like The Monmouth Family Times to be distributed at your location please contact us at [email protected].

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1. Meal time"The family that eats together...

stays together"Eating dinner around the table, not in front of the

television or your blackberry is one of the strongest ways to establish a family closeness.

Talk to your children and spouse and ask questions

about their day in a way that shows interest and concernfor their daily activities. This

time should be a time ofpeace, humor and comfort. It is the end of the day and it's

important to create anatmosphere that's conducive

to good communication.

3.Vacation time"The family that travels together...

stays together."Traveling to see a distant

family member(s) or traveling to relax on a sunny

beach or traveling to justeducate ones desire to see

another part of the world is a family-building adventure.Traveling is a great way to get your family away from stress and daily living to

enjoy each other and share new experiences. These travel plans can be a littlemini-adventure or a plane ride away. Vacations don't

have to be expensive or even long for the family to enjoy

time together.

4. Celebration time"The family that celebrates together...

stays together"Traveling for family

milestones and specialoccasions shows your children that sharing

memories with the extendedfamily is important.Visiting

with grandparents, aunts,uncles, and cousins for

weddings, graduations andbirthdays can give children a sense of security and a strong family foundation. Teach your

children that they areblessed with a ton of family

who loves themunconditionally.

Establishing Family Bonds

2. Play time"The family that plays together...

stays together"One of the best and strongest

ways for a family to spend time together is to go out andhave fun! Go to a movie, play

sports or see a Broadway show! This is an amazing way to communicate by sharing

with each other a good ole funtime without the stress of

chores and schedules. Familyfun fosters family togetherness and makes memories that willbolster children's sense of self

and confidence throughouttheir lives.



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Constructive & CreativeFun for Children.



See what a difference areally fun educational toycan make in your child.






JOKE OF THE MONTH CONTESTWIN BARNEY WE LOVE OUR FAMILY DVD!Mail to TMFT, 151 Highland Ridge Rd., Manalapan, NJ 07726

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Member NJ & NY Bars

Phone: (732) 905-0325 • Fax: (732) 886-0806 • Email: [email protected] or [email protected]

“Every child deserves an appropriate education at the school district’s expense”

Michael I. InzelbuchAttorney-at-Law

“We Fight For Your Child”

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CHADD ParentSupport Group

MeetingsPanera Bread | Howell

9:30-11:30 AM

CHADD Parentand Adult SupportGroup Meetings

The Howell TownshipPublic Library6:30-8:45 PM

Parents of SpecialNeeds Children

Toy/Game Information& Demonstration Night

The Hobby Shop7-8:30pm

Registration required

Scrapbooking Demo- an introduction to

scrapbookingThe Hobby Shop

12- 2:30pm

Sticky MosaicsMake-it, Take-it Activity

The Hobby Shop2-3:30pm

Registration requiredfor this activity

Operating TrainLayout Demo

The Hobby Shop10:30-5:30







Slot Car DemoThe Hobby Shop11:30am -4:30pm




Story Time10-24 months

Colts Neck Library10:00am





Pre school (3-5 yrs)Story Time

Howell Library10:30am







Story Timefor Toddlers

Marlboro Library1:00pm







Story Time forKindergarteners

Manalapan Library4:00pm

Story Time forKindergarteners

Manalapan Library4:00pm

Bounce UParents night out

7pm-10pm$20 per child/$18 sibling

Call to reserve972-6862










Great American BakeSale to raise money toend childhood hungerYoung Chef's Academy

Call 536-7777 fordetails and to register


• Stanley Furniture• SteinWorld (previously the largest

manufacturer to Fortunoffs RetailStores)

• Safavieh (leading manufacturerimporter of rugs)

• Key City Furniture• Habersham Designs• Old Hickory Tannery• Ambella Home Collection• Ardley Hall• Uttermost

• Butler Specialty Company• Regency House, Inc.• American Drew• Broyhill• Century Furniture, LLC• Marge Carson• Pindler & Pindler Inc.• LaBarge• Bratt Decor• Corona Decor Company• Maitland-Smith

JGoldInteriors purchases all furniture directly from themanufacturer at wholesale prices. Unlike the large retailfurniture stores, JGoldInteriors does not have an overheadand therfore passes the savings directly to the client. JGoldInteriors has working relationships with all the majorfabric, furniture, and accessory manufacturers.

Some Premium vendors include:


AT WHAT AGE SHOULDMY CHILD SEE AN ORTHODONTIST?The American Association of Orthodontists recommends that every child first visit an

orthodontist by age 7 or earlier if a problem is detected by parents, the family dentist,

or the child's physician. Many orthodontic problems are easier to correct if detected at

an early age before jaw growth has slowed. Early treatment can prevent future

problems and maximize future tooth and jaw development.

AM I TOO OLD FOR BRACES?Orthodontic treatment can be successful at any age.With treatment options that include

ceramic braces and crystal clear Invisalign, everyone can have a beautiful and healthy

smile. Twenty to twenty five percent of orthodontic patients today are adults.

DOES MY DENTAL INSURANCE PAY FORORTHODONTICS?If you have dental insurance, we will gladly determine the coverage you have under your

plan. Orthodontic insurance is usually a separate rider to dental insurance, and not all

plans include this coverage. Just give us your policy information and we will be happy to

file your claims for you.

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