Archives for August 2011

Fashion Trends for 2011 Back To School Edition

Moms around the country are looking for the latest fashion trends for their little ones back-to-school outfits. Though some fashion trends will differ based on a child’s age, a few fashion must-haves for all ages are coming into style for the 2011-2012 school year. Getting ready for school is always a challenge for parents, but […]

Themes & Games: Plan the Perfect Children’s Party

Party planning doesn’t come naturally to everyone.  But kids parties can be a doddle if you just know where to look for the best party supplies for your chosen theme.  From choosing party bags and room decorations to devising exciting party games, a child’s birthday party is all about having a fun theme. Choosing the […]

10 Money Saving Ideas for New Parents

Raising children can be a costly adventure. Every parent wants to give their child the best possible start in life but managing the extra costs is a major challenge for many people. Fortunately, there are many ways you can cut those costs and save money. Here are ten ideas that can help you save a […]

Responsibility Required on Child-infested Social Networks

Predators prowling social networks have kept parents awake at night for over a decade. The knowledge that only a few clicks separate our children from criminals of all sorts has resulted in a sort of paranoia – “stranger danger” is taught in IT classes, ferocious parental controls are put in place on family computers, and […]

One Way to Say Something Nice

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New Family, New Traditions

When a family decides to split for whatever reason, embedded in their makeup are traditions they have built. They might have memories of some of the greatest times you can imagine. Someone new coming into the family might have a hard time coping, or gaining any ground of their own. Sometimes, it’s difficult for a […]

Big Seal Has a Big Itch

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Video: Through the Eyes of a Two Year Old

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Children’s Birthday Party Etiquette Q&A

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7 Tips to Have Fun While You Learn

Studying, particularly a compulsory subject you find difficult to engage, can feel like a tedious chore. However, there are a few things you can do to make the experience more enjoyable and even — I dare to suggest — fun. Here is some advice to liven up those dull moments: • Study in a comfortable […]

Family Nutrition: How to Get Back to Basics

Nutrition for families today is even more important because of environmental factors of water and air pollution, genetically modified foods, processed foods, pesticides, and household chemicals. These factors can contribute to illness overtime and eating a healthy diet will reduce these risks. There are many parental concerns over genetically modified plants, artificial sweeteners, high fructose […]

The Kid’s Birthday Party Planning Checklist

Well, it’s almost here: your child’s birthday. And (lucky you) that means the rite-of-passage whines about the long-anticipated birthday party. To the average parent, this can seem like a HUGE undertaking! But have no fear: with this tried-and-true checklist, a few deep breaths and an occasional Aspirin, your child’s party will be a wonderful experience […]

Timelapse: Artist Paints Ryan’s Playroom

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Rocking Horses for Sale

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