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Build Roller Coasters With K’Nex Thrill Ride Sets
When your family goes to an amusement park, do your kids make a beeline for the highest, loopiest, most hfastest roller coasters they can find?For little ones who love to throw their hands up and enjoy the ride, K’Nex has a line of building sets that will spark their imaginations while giving them a hands-on lesson in construction and architecture.The K’Nex Thrill Ride Roller Coaster Building Sets include motors to blast …
Building a House From the Ground Up
My husband and I have been talking forever about building a house from scratch. We bought the house were in now twelve years ago, before we had children. Its a great house, and its served us well, but weve outgrown it.
Mompreneur Spotlight: Like Father, Like Son with Babiators!
Molly Fienning was on the flight line waiting for her husband Ted, a Marine Corps fighter pilot, to fly home from a deployment in early 2010 when she had the “Aha!” moment for what was to become the start of her entrepreneurial life. Molly describes the day:
The Tooth Fairy Has Left the Building!
Finally, my role as the Tooth Fairy has come to an end! My youngest child lost her last tooth yesterday! As usual, I was entertaining a small gathering of friends and family. Upon sipping my second glass of Merlot, my sister nudged me and reminded me not to forget to leave money under my daughters pillow and to retrieve the tooth. Oh please, I would never forget such a significant event! After everyone left, I tidied up a bit. I was tired but remembered I had one last task to attend to before I stumbled off to bed: Get the tooth, leave some money — easy enough!
How to Build Your Tween’s Self-Esteem
Life for tweens isn’t easy. They deal with constant peer pressure as they try to stand out as individuals and create styles of their own. Tweens battle with self-esteem issues almost daily. As a parent, it’s important to instill values in your tween that will help him develop positive self-esteem. Tweens with high self-esteem are less likely to try drugs and alcohol, they excel in the classroom and easily make friends.