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dana6918
Mom, Fairfax, VA
Toddler, Preschool
+10Survive a Cooking Slump
 Favorite  Zip  Zap  Send Topic: Meal Planning
Ages & Stages: General Interest
This article provides 9 ways to avoid a cooking slump, while saving money. Some of the suggestions are a little too frugal for me, but some of them are terrific. I love Around the World in 7 Days. For one week, try a different
+117 Things to Say to Children
Favorite Zip Zap Send Topic: Child Development
Ages & Stages: Preschool, K-5th Grade, Tweens, Teens
This Reader's Digest article gives you seven things to say, and seven things not to say, to children. Since kids think differently, they hear things differently than adults. Sometimes they misinterpret what we say, and
+1The Whole Child
Favorite Zip Zap Send Topic: Wellness
Ages & Stages: General Interest
Hello for you! Children's Singer, Songwriter and Performer Andy Glockenspiel here. Today I wanted to share with you a highly effective tip, with immediate results. As a Children's Edutainer and
+1Rec classes a cheaper alternative
Favorite Zip Zap Send Topic: Activities Resources
Ages & Stages: General Interest | Locality: Washington, DC
My daughter turned 3 four days ago and I have had her in rec classes coming up on a year in April of 2008. She has had fun and being that I stay home with her, I wanted her to experience what being in a class
+2Getting your haircut with ease?
Favorite Zip Zap Send Topic: Personal Care
Ages & Stages: General Interest
If you are a parent that is always with your child with little or no help because your spouse works a lot, or if you are a single parent, a task as simple as getting a haircut can be stressful. How can you take your
+9Reindeer food
Favorite Zip Zap Send Topic: Arts & Crafts
Ages & Stages: Toddler, Preschool, K-5th Grade
This is so cute and simple, environmentally friendly and really gets the kids excited. Get a small ziploc bag and fill it with birdseed, sunflower seeds and a tiny bit of glitter. Shake the bag up and let everything
+6"Where is Your Child From?"
Favorite Zip Zap Send Topic: Multicultural Parenting
Ages & Stages: Baby, Toddler, Preschool, K-5th Grade, Tweens, Teens
I liked this article from Parenting which was written by the biological mom of an interracial child, and talks about how she deals with the constant questions she gets from strangers. People just assumed that she had
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