It reminds me of when my children were young. I have a morning routine now: feed Mom breakfast, get her bathed and dressed, then take her to day care so I can go to work.

We're talking to him about his contact with Robert Stevens, his mail distribution procedures, his daily routine.

There was no smoking gun. I really don't know anything that they could have done out of their normal routine that could have prevented this.

There we are introducing the children to the routine of the school.

It's up to parents to educate the children about being at the doctor's office, explaining that shots are routine and nothing to worry about. Use positive reinforcement. Tell them before hand that after the visit they will get a lollypop or prize.

I want to teach them how to read to children. It's really very different from reading to yourself.