contests • travel • U.S. Travel
How do you teach your kids about equality, justice, and respect—respect for different cultures, points of view, and choices? Family travel can present great opportunities to have natural conversations that lead to learning. And what a better combination for a vacation than one that is both fun and educational!…
Photographs: 5 Photography Tips for Babies and Toddlerscontests • me • biz, tech, & social media • parenting • ages and stages • clubs
When it comes to babies and toddlers, they are so full of life and joy. Capturing special moments and showcasing them in frames, photo books, scrapbooks, and online albums is so important. Babies grow up so quickly so living the special moments over and over again through the power…
Home Decor: How to Create a Rustic Fall Scarecrow Wreathmom • contests • crafts • crafts • holidays
Fall Decor—Beautiful leaves on the trees, cool crisp air, hay rides, and fall festivals are just some of the joys of autumn. Scarecrows have been around for about 3,000 years to protect fall crops from crows that would eat bountiful harvests. Nowadays, you'll usually see them more as…
Can you feel it? The fall cool down has begun. When the kids start going back to school, I love to decorate my home with fall decor. Wreaths, pumpkins, leaves from my yard, and anything else that makes me think of the changing seasons. Here is a roundup of the…
Meal Plan: Cooking with ChickenChicken is the staple of American diets. We have figured out how to make it with any and everything. As a young child, I grew tired of my mother's same old chicken dishes, which I'm sure you can all relate to. To add some variety, this week we are…
Slow start this growing season? Don't despair! If you didn't get a garden planted this spring, it's not too late to plant garden vegetables to grow this summer! Growing a garden is a great way to put healthy food on the table and keep your kids occupied in the final…
