Category: Read-Play-Watch
Autism Books for Parents
According to the MayoClinic.com, autism, a serious developmental problem that usually appears before children are 3 years old, affects the way children communicate and interact with others, including their parents. Along with utilizing school and community resources, reading books can provide parents with ideas on how to best understand and support their children.
The Art of Marriage by Catherine Blyth
A witty, thought-provoking celebration of why marriage still matters-and how to make yours work-from the author of The Art of Conversation. Today we no longer get married for the reasons our grandparents did: because our families say so, because we must marry to leave home, to have sex, to have financial security. So in this modern age, why marry at all?
Print Workshop by Christine Schmidt
This is a book for low budgets and high ambition. Read it and you will learn how to put images of things onto other things. You will start by rolling up your sleeves. Your shirt will be stained anyways. At some point, you will harness the power of the sun. Go ahead, look inside.
My Body is Special and Belongs to Me by Sally Berenzweig & Cherie Benjoseph
This book teaches children that they have a right to feel safe and comfortable, and to speak up for themselves. The authors and founders of the KidSafe Foundation have mastered how to delicately yet firmly approach the topic of personal safety, without inducing fear in even the youngest children.
Just Dance 2 for Nintendo Wii
There’s no better party game for Wii than Just Dance 2. The dance moves are a bit faster and more complicated that the first version, but this one is arguably more fun. It comes with a wide variety of hit songs, everything from Tina Turner’s “Proud Mary” to Wham!’s “Wake Me Up Before You Go Go” to The Pussycat Doll’s “When I Grow Up.”