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  • I Love Green Eggs and Ham...

    Oobleck, Grinches and fish red and blue...and how to get to Solla Sollew. Dr. Suess is more than an author. With his vast assortment of books that fit the need of almost any child, whether it is a child with articulation difficulties that needs to practice the /s/ sound, or children learning opposites...
    Posted to Weblog by RebeccaL on 01-25-2010
  • Important Information To Leave or the Babysitter

    The weekend is finally here and you've called your babysitter and are looking forwards to a night out without the kids. Sure you have your cellphone with you in case the sitter needs to get in touch with you and you've written down some other information, but did you leave enough info for the...
    Posted to Weblog by RebeccaL on 01-19-2010
  • Puppies Behind Bars

    Has your child ever asked you for a puppy? They are so cute and cuddly that we all can understand why a child would want one. Having a dog can bring so much fun and joy into our lives but they also require a lot of time and patience amongst other things. Kids usually do not think about or may not understand...
    Posted to Weblog by RebeccaL on 01-12-2010
  • Daddy's Little Girl

    It is in most women's nature to nurture; however for men this nurturing side may not come as easily. Sometimes fathers are not sure what to do with their children, especially when they have a daughter. Sure with a son it's different because boys will be boys no matter what age, so it may be easier...
    Posted to Weblog by RebeccaL on 01-03-2010
  • Things To Do In The Car

    It's holiday time again which may mean long drives to see family or friends. During these longs drives your built-in or portable DVD player comes in handy to distract your children. Although a great invention and it's nice for your child to have some entertainment in the car, these days too many...
    Posted to Weblog by RebeccaL on 12-13-2009
  • Family Support

    Posted to Weblog by cartoon on 06-22-2009
  • Cooking kids: Summer camps that last a lifetime

    OK. So here’s the latest in summer camps: cooking camp. For a small fortune, we sent our 7-year-old son last week to learn all about kitchen sanitation, grocery shopping, veggie chopping and bread baking. Of course the best way to learn is by doing, so at camp he made his own lunch and washed his own...
    Posted to Weblog by writer lady on 06-08-2009
  • School Zones and Work Commutes

    Well, school ended in our county today. That means that from now until the middle of August, we can drive to work and on our lunch breaks without those flashing yellows! Don’t get me wrong, I am the first one to complain if someone speeds through a school zone. I recall at least one small child killed...
    Posted to Weblog by parker on 05-29-2009
  • Jon & Kate Plus 8

    We started enjoying watching this family not long ago because we thought they were, well, fun to watch. Being a parent of two and watching parents of 8 and their struggles (lack of sleep; dealing with constant noise & crying, etc) helps to make things a little bit easier to handle. Just knowing that...
    Posted to Weblog by parker on 05-26-2009
  • More Reasons Why I HomeSchool

    I read not one, but two appalling stories today in the news about children and the public school system. I could not have decided to homeschool at a better time. Not sure what area this story is from, but two fifth-graders were recently arrested for selling marijuana at their elementary school. My oldest...
    Posted to Weblog by parker on 04-24-2009
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