Movie Review: Winnie the Pooh Is Back on the Big Screen…
On Friday, the beloved Winnie the Pooh bear, Tigger, and their clumsy crew pounced back on the big screen nationwide in the new Winnie the Pooh movie.
I give this delightful tale an A+. the movie is not exactly the same slow-paced Pooh stories from the original A.A. Milne books
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I came home from a recent trip to a clean home. No, the laundry wasn’t done. No, the dishes weren’t cleaned. No, the beds weren’t made. My wonderful husband… (Happy Father’s Day, babe!) had been cleaning up my desktop.
When I left, my computer was slow and punishing me for
Book Review: What’s Eating Your Child?Let’s say you had a child who was suffering from anxiety or frequent ear infections and you wanted to know if there was a link between his or her diet and those problems. Say you did a search on Amazon …for books on “children’s food allergies.” Your search would yield
Book Review: The Thank You Economy by Gary VaynerchukThere is a huge re-birth of “Word of Mouth” marketing. This re-birth has happened because of the internet and the evolution of social media. Social media has really flattened the world and allowed people to connect at any moment. Through these connections relationship building happens. I have friends from Twitter…
Sid the Science Kid: Exploring Science During Environment and Habitat Weekmom • reviews • parenting • education
How Sid the Science Kid… can help you. Teaching preschoolers science can be problematic, as you may know. When I tried to teach my four-year-old about acids and bases, I met with a stare as blank as the Sahara. But if you’ve looked at any of our recent posts about
Tweens: Ottilie & Lulu Slumber PartyI learned several years ago that tween girls don’t want games and crafts at a slumber party. And they rarely want to watch movies anymore. Mainly they really just want to spend time together…talking, talking, and talking (preferably with out grown ups around). Beware, they are very loud!
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What would
Children’s Book Review: How Do You Hug a Porcupine?I really do believe that “reading is a key building block for learning and life.” That’s why I was so excited when I was introduced to the Cheerios® Spoonfuls of Stories® program…. It was created to help get books into kids hands’ and encourage parents and kids
Kids Clothes: Buying Outfits That Will Last…Is it heresy to say that I don’t enjoy shopping for kids’ clothing? First of all, finding the time to shop is difficult. Second, the kids for whom I shop are totally bored by shopping (of course), and only rarely care about the items I buy for them. All my
Who Should We Define as Heroes? a Book ReviewI am fascinated by the story of Norman Borlaug, a scientist who saved more people from starvation than anyone in human history. He was raised on a farm in rural Iowa, and developed a keen interest there in wheat growing techniques. He got a Ph.D. in plant pathology, became a…
Mom does it all. But does she get it all?
…I am the mom. And during the holidays this means I orchestrate the chaos, the Christmas concerts, and the holiday recitals. I bring home the gingerbread men and frost them too! I make giant lists of the must haves
Find a geocache with your kids.
Date: Wed., May 30
Time: 2-3 p.m. ET
Book: Dad Rules by Treion Miller
