101.   On balance, Filatro said, most children have made considerable progress.

102.   On the other hand, the computer tutor catches only about half the mistakes children make.

103.   Parents are often surprised to hear that their child is making good progress at school with social skills such as sharing.

104.   Parents can limit the times of day during which a child may make a purchase.

105.   Parents have to back off, to let children make choices.

106.   Perhaps the child made a card or a gift at school or picked or selected a flower for the occasion.

107.   Parents shell out the big bucks, but frequently they are paying for choices their children have made.

108.   Research by Douglas Peters of the University of North Dakota showed that distressing situations can increase mistakes children make in recounting events.

109.   Quite possibly the most glorious and hopeful mistake this child has ever made.

110.   Sanders and US Sen. Tom Harkin, Democrat of Iowa, have proposed a bill banning the importation of products made by children.