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Decisions About Someone Else’s Life
So here I am now, sitting at my computer, a complete flubbering mess. This morning, my whole family attended a religious ceremony at my my sons school (my grade one-er). There we were, all six of us; me, hubby, two grandmothers, two grandfathers, beaming with pride. I was on video camera duty, hubby on regular camera duty. We were all right there, the cheering squad, front row.
The Joys Of Divorce By Man On The Fence
Our anonymous Man On The Fence has chosen his topic, and is making his second guest appearance today. I read his Blog post while waiting in line to pay yesterday at Walmart. I bawled my eyes out. Here he is, our very own Guest Blogger, Man On The Fence
How to Make a Home Eco Friendly
Creating a green home is beneficial not only to the environment but to growing kids who are sensitive to toxic chemicals found in many commercial cleaning products. An eco-friendly home is healthier and more economical than a traditional home. Here are some simple ways to make a difference.
The Risk Factors in Infant Stimulation and Development
Infants thrive on and need stimulation to ensure proper development. By stimulating your infant’s senses, you’re encouraging communication, interaction and learning. You’re also giving him a sense of importance. However, there can be too much of a good thing—an excess of new sights and sounds can overstimulate a baby. Also, not all methods of infant stimulation are beneficial. Walk through any major baby department and you’ll see numerous gadgets and videos claiming to make your baby smart. Are these really necessary?
Organizing a Slumber Party with Your Sanity Intact!
Slumber parties are a right of passage for pre-teens. What could be better than hanging out with a group of your best friends, sleeping in sleeping bags on the floor (or outside in a tent), having pillow fights, staying up late playing with the Ouija board, and prank calling …