Or contact your county Extension agent who can order it for you. There is a respectable place for pines in Tennessee. Explore the information on the subject, and have a professional forester visit your property to assess and make management recommendations. Children whose parents don't place limits on them feel like they're walking across a swinging bridge with nothing to hold. Children need limits to make them feel secure, to keep them safe and to teach them how to behave in an acceptable manner.
Limits help children to feel secure.
Routines help children to know what to expect at certain times and teach them how to behave. For example, regular meal times and bedtimes help children to become accustomed to when those things happen so that they'll be hungry or sleepy at the appropriate times. Routines for bedtime, such as taking a bath, brushing teeth and hearing a bedtime story, help to prepare them for getting in bed and going to sleep. Irregular schedules keep them guessing and don't teach their bodies when to sleep and when to be awake. Limits help keep children safe.