kids crafts
by sarahbagley on August 17th, 2018 | 2 Comments »
Hair. Specifically, brushing my daughter's hair. Is not for the faint at heart. It usually involves screaming, whining, begging. And that's just on my end.
Truthfully, the daily hair-doing experience is rough around here. So I went on a mission to make the hair-doing experience involve more fun and less…
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parenting • education
by Maggie Sutliff on July 26th, 2012 | 3 Comments »
This fall, I’ll have two 10th grade girls and a boy in 3rd grade. The boy loves school and will pick up a reading comprehension workbook when he’s bored. His sisters could do anything academically, but are hoping to have a career that includes cute clothes and no…
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family fun • activities
by Megan Thomas-Soffe on June 22nd, 2012 | No Comments »
LEGO has finally come out with a line for girls called “LEGO Friends.” LEGO has conducted some research over the past few months on why boys can sustain a higher level of interest in LEGO play than girls. Although they firmly believe that the LEGO building experience is gender neutral…
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giving back • my world • giving organizations • bettering communities
by Signe Whitson on May 28th, 2011 | No Comments »
Last Fall, a friend called me in a bind. She had volunteered to be a running partner for a young girl in a 5K event, but had to back out at the last minute, due to a family crisis. Knowing that I am a regular runner, she asked if I…
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giving back • my world • global causes • bettering communities
by Melissa Northway on May 26th, 2011 | No Comments »
“If there is a time to act in the fight against poverty, it’s when a girl stands at the crossroads of adolescence – yet today less than half a cent of every dollar spent on international assistance programs is invested directly in girls,” said Maria Eitel, president of the…
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