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Michelle LaRowe

Michelle LaRowe
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About Michelle LaRowe

Michelle LaRowe is the 2004 International Nanny Association Nanny of the Year and the author of the "Nanny to the Rescue!", "Working Mom's 411" and a "Mom's Ultimate Book of Lists." Michelle graduated from Bridgewater State College with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Chemistry and holds a Certificate in Pastoral Studies from Global University. To learn more about Michelle visit www.michellelarowe.com.

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Prepare Your Dog for your Newborn's Arrival
Bringing home your new baby introduces many changes to your household. If you'll soon be bringing home your first child and you're wondering how the dog will react, good. Now is the time to get your pup used to the idea that changes are brewing. Just like people, your dog has a routine, familiarity, and comfort level within your home. Helping to prepare your dog for the upcoming changes will facilitate a smooth transition. Here are some steps to get the pup ready for a new little brother or sister: Step 1 Neuter or spay your pet. According to the Humane Society of the United States, pets... continue reading
Preschool Father's Day Art Ideas
Preschoolers are full of creative energy. Father's Day provides an opportunity for them to harness their energy and create a handmade gift for their dad. With a little guidance and a few simple supplies, your preschooler can create an expression of love to give to his dad on Father's Day. World's Best Dad Placemat One age-appropriate Father's Day craft for preschoolers is a "World's Best Dad" placement. Give your preschooler a piece of construction paper and markers, and encourage him to draw images that remind him of his dad on the paper. Provide your preschooler with the assistance he... continue reading
Kids Crafts for New Year's
Help your child ring in the New Year by creating a New Year's-themed craft. Creating handmade New Year's crafts provide an opportunity for your child to learn about the holiday and have a hands-on part in the festivities. Since many New Year's crafts can double as holiday decorations or party favors, plan to make your crafts a few days before your New Year's celebration. A New Year's Ball One of the most recognizable celebratory New Year's events is the New Year's ball drop in Times Square, Manhattan, N.Y. While your child may be too young to stay up and watch the ball begin its... continue reading
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