Kids
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What Does it Take to be the Mother of an Olympian?
by Sarah on Wednesday, March 10th, 2010 | No Comments
What Does it Take to be the Mother of an Olympian? by Danielle Smith of ExtraordinaryMommy.com I cry easily. Let's get that out in the open right away. I choke back tears during commercials, weddings, news stories - you name it. And now that I am a Mom? Double the water works. Add ... [read more] -
Moomah’s Do-it-Together Projects
by Anne Marie on Monday, March 8th, 2010 | No Comments
Moomah’s Do-it-Together Projects Materials: - household grains, spices, and seeds (such as; red lentils, green lentils, quinoa,couscous, sesame seeds, poppy seeds, lavender, thyme, chamomile, bay leaves, etc.) - small paper cups - glue stick - wet glue such as; Mod Podge, Elmers, or tacky glue) - paint brush or sponge ... [read more] -
Guest Guru: WeAreGoodkin: A Vision of Family
by Sarah on Wednesday, March 3rd, 2010 | No Comments
A Vision of Family By Jen Gruskoff of www.WeAreGoodkin.com Photos by Laura Crawford What can be bad about a happy relationship, traveling the globe with rock 'n' roll status and a house full of adoring pugs? The answer is, of course, nothing. And that’s pretty much how both Anita and Mark Mothersbaugh saw it. They were a fabulously ... [read more] -
Kicking the Pacifier Habit
by Anne Marie on Monday, February 22nd, 2010 | 3 comments
By Jill Besnoy of honestbaby.com Sometimes the pacifier habit will phase out on its own. But sometimes your kid is entering Kindergarten and people are giving you looks (no judgments here). It’s time to bring in the big guns. Getting your child to give up the pacifier without major drama can ... [read more] -
Kids In The Kitchen
by Anna on Wednesday, February 17th, 2010 | No Comments
h4>Kids in the Kitchen By Anna Allen < I am an aunt of five curious and creative little ones. When they aren’t building forts or dancing to Disney Sing Alongs, we are creating. I am so excited that they are now reaching the ages in which ... [read more] -
Being Your Family’s Documentarian
by Cass on Tuesday, February 16th, 2010 | No Comments
Being Your Family's Documentarian By Cass Comerford This job normally falls on the shoulders of Mom’s. Not only are we tasked with laundry, groceries, meal preparation and a host of other tasks but we’re also our families’ documentarian. Its our little stories that will get passed down and shared, it’s the glimpses of our lives ... [read more] -
Fully Baked With Kids
by Sarah on Monday, February 15th, 2010 | No Comments
Fully Baked With Kids By Sarah Welch Baking with children is a special event. Their little bodies, attuned to the promise of sugary treats to come, bounce around with anticipation, desperate to take on challenges that are often beyond their ability. Figuring out how to harness all that anticipation fruitfully can be quite a challenge. ... [read more] -
Cooks in the Kitchen
by Sarah on Thursday, February 11th, 2010 | No Comments
Cooks in the Kitchen By Kerry Lyons of http://lyonsdentriplets.blogspot.com/. Although they are only a year old, our little Cubs are making their presence known and it is already painfully clear that there are far too many cooks in our kitchen! Dinner at our house, like dinner in most houses, is a chaotic time ... [read more] -
Valentine’s Day Classroom Parties
by Kristen on Wednesday, February 10th, 2010 | No Comments
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner and if you are in charge of hosting a party for your child’s classroom, some quick and easy tips for a great party are below! Party Planning Tips: Make sure to ask other parents for help! Enlist other parents to help buy decorations and food ahead of time, ... [read more] -
Cool Find: Made By Joel Blog
by Hollie on Tuesday, February 9th, 2010 | 1 comment
I just discovered this blog the other day and absolutely LOVE it. It's by a dad/artist and the things he makes for his kids. The pictures are adorable and I think it's inspiring to see a dad spend time creating these fun little toys/crafts for his kids. Check out his blog here.... [read more]
