CDC Child Vaccine Schedule 2012
The Schedules list the age or age range when each vaccine or series of shots is recommended. If your child (birth through 6 years old) or adolescent (age 7 through… Read More »
Author Archives: cindy125
BAG SALE – Weecycled Bundles of Joi
This seems to be the sale everyone waits for twice a year, our bag sale ($20.00 a bag)! WHEN: February 16th – 19th WHERE: Weecycled Bundles of Joi – 1395… Read More »
How To Make Writing Valentine Cards a Learning Experience for Your Preschool Child
It’s February again, and people young and old are getting ready to celebrate the day of love. For students, they will be receiving a class list soon to make certain… Read More »
How would the children in your house answer?
How Do Male and Female Roles Differ in Your Family? A recent post from the Motherlode, a NYTimes blog we cited multiple times has sparked an interesting debate about how… Read More »
Signs of Autism in Toddlers
Concerned that your toddler’s behavior may mean that he’s autistic? The fact is, many toddler autism signs are easy to spot — and the sooner you pick up on them,… Read More »
Sugar & Spice Bag Sale!
Here is how it works….come on in, we will give you a bag (typical grocery type bag), fill it to the brim (must be able to tie at the top) with… Read More »
Brain Boosting Food for Kids
During the first 36 months of your child’s life, her brain is growing, growing, growing as she soaks up everything around her and figures out how to think, react, and… Read More »
Host a Kid-Friendly Super Bowl Party
You don’t have to be a football fan to throw a kid-friendly Super Bowl party. Instead, quarterback a winning effort with a little planning. Added bonus: The kids will keep… Read More »
The Need to Be a Perfect First Time Mom
I often feel like I need to prove myself as a mom, especially as a first time mom. My guess is many moms have felt that way at one point… Read More »
What to Do When Something Gets Stuck in the Nose
While there’s no telling what your curious cutie might stick up there, there are safe ways to get these objects out without doing damage. Pebbles. Dried peas. Raisins. Wads of… Read More »