Archive for May, 2008


More Things I Love from Spoon Sisters

Thursday, May 15th, 2008 in Freebie Posts

Clueless on Lullabies/Nursery Rhymes?    We actually have these two, just haven’t made anything from them yet!

Freebie Post: Fathers Day Gift Ideas

Thursday, May 15th, 2008 in Freebie Posts

This company has many unique clever gift ideas. So if you don’t feel like giving your Dad the same old check out this website:

Thursday: Importance of the Arts—Nature at Night

Thursday, May 15th, 2008 in Thursday: The Importance of the Arts

Nature at Night   I grew up with a planetarium in my Elementary School (I know how cool is that) and grew to love star gazing, planets, constellations and the stories that went along with them. Nature at Night, what a beautiful form of art.   My two kids are to young right now to stay
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Sit Down Mom!

Wednesday, May 14th, 2008 in Uncategorized, Wednesday: Mid Week Ramblings

Right after I wrote the post about Helping Children Deal with Disappointment I saw this on Sports Center. One more reason, so you don’t get humiliated on national television. CLEVELAND — It’s not unusual for fans to be on their feet yelling during a game, but when the person who is yelling is the mother
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Wednesday: Mid Week Ramblings—-Helping Children Deal with Disappointment

Wednesday, May 14th, 2008 in Parenting Tips, Wednesday: Mid Week Ramblings

Helping Children Deal with Disappointment I had this side job a few years ago where I transcribed interviews between a professor and women governors who were participating in the publishing of a book about what helped them become a leader through their childhood. It was one of the most interesting things I have listened to,
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Tuesday: Weekly Book Review—Mouse Cookies & More: A Treasury by Laura Numeroff and Felicia Bond

I can honestly say this is a book we read every single day. I can stop mid sentence on any page and my two girl old can finish it. And No, surprisingly enough I am not sick of reading this book! I am sure you all are familiar with at least one of these books:
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Monday: Weekly Family Activity—Kids in the Garden

Monday, May 12th, 2008 in Health, Monday: Weekly Family Activity

I have failed many years in a row at doing a garden. This year I decided to do a very basic herb garden and so far so good I am keeping my fingers crossed. Gardening with kids is an excelled way to share quality time with them, teach them some basic botany, and instill in
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Sunday: Entertainment Review—Movies for Mom

Sunday, May 11th, 2008 in Sunday: Entertainment Review

Happy Mothers Day Have a lazy day, while everyone is slaving over you cooking, cleaning, tending to the kids (hmm we’ll see about that) why not pop in a movie. Movies to go along with Mother’s Day Little Women Baby Boom The Color Purple White Heart I Remember Mama Raising Helen Cheaper by the Dozen Junior
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Saturday: Shop!—Still on my eeboo Kick

Saturday, May 10th, 2008 in Children Product Reviews, Saturday: Shopping!

I finally hung up the Growth Chart I got from Eeboo Toys. It has enough stickers for my two girls all the way until they are ten. You can purshace it through The Land of Nod here  They have a few other styles:

Friday: Play!—I am in love with Eeboo Toys

Thursday, May 8th, 2008 in Children Product Reviews, Friday: Play!

I first found Eeboo toys through the fantastic children’s catalog It reminds me of Pottery Barn but funkier for kids. You cannot buy their products through their website www.eeboo.comalthough it is a fantastic place to look at what is available. It does however send you to http://www.geniusbabies.com/eeboo-toys.html to buy their products. A few of the spinner
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