“Kindness is a language which the deaf can hear and the blind can see.” – Mark Twain Read More
Mom Chronicles: Survival Tips for The End of the School Year
Every year at this point in time, I’m just trying to survive the end of the school year. Intellectually, I know the big bang of stress and crushing… Read More
Music to My Ears: “I Want Music Education for My Kids”
Music is invisible. But it is one of the greatest forces in the world. You can’t touch music, but music can touch you. Read More
Weekly Roundup: Best Baby Monitors, Books, Apps, Music, Toys, & More! May 29 – June 4, 2016
This is an exciting week! Last Tuesday we didn’t have any new awards to announce, but we are making up for it this week with an amazing batch of products! Read More
Laughter is the Glue That Holds My Family Together
It’s a universal language. Even at a very young age, for our kids to see mom and dad laughing, just like they laugh, is important. We want them to know that not only are we married, are we a family, but we like each other. Laughter is not just for the young. Read More
6 Rules of Digital Citizenship for Kids
Our kids are digital natives. They are exposed to and use digital devices from a very early age. In those early years, we work very hard to ensure that our children are in a “closed” environment – protected from the wily ways of the worldwide web. Read More
Four Ways to Keep Your Child’s Brain as Sharp as a Needle
Mothers generally worry about their child’s physical growth rather than their mental health. Of course, they know better than to keep their children under stress but sometimes due to lack of awareness, the child’s needs for mental strengths are not fulfilled. Read More
Giveaway! Maya Makes a Friend Children’s Picture Book
Enter for your chance to win this award-winning children’s picture book from Someone Special Uniquely Personalized books! Read More
What Being THAT Kid Taught Me About Acceptance
I was THAT kid – the kid who couldn’t speak the language properly and who wore the “strange” silver shoes. My customs and clothing had others pointing fingers and whispering. Read More
Teaching Teens About Distracted Driving
Let’s face it, teenagers aren’t always the most receptive with their parents. While I was in that phase over ten years ago, I can still vividly remember my rebellious period. Read More