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Mom, Hillsboro, OR
Toddler, K-5th Grade, Teens
+5Using a Plastic Storage Box As a Water Table
 Favorite  Zip  Zap  Email Topic: Water Fun
Ages & Stages: General Interest
It's a very hot & humid day today and my kids still wanted to go outside for a bit. Our sand/water table is full of play sand and I was not about to dump it all out to fill it with water knowing that my kids
+310 Foods That Build Bones
Favorite Zip Zap Email Topic: Health & Fitness Resources
Ages & Stages: General Interest
This is a great article that I came across on Msn.com. The article lists 10 foods that help build strong bones. Some of them such as bananas, dried plums, bok choy, etc. personally had surprised me. I wasn't aware of
+10Museums on Us: Free Museum Admission from BOA
Favorite Zip Zap Email Topic: Discounts & Savings
Ages & Stages: General Interest
Did you know that Bank of America has a program called Museums on Us? It provides free admission the first weekend of every month to over 70 museums nationwide! All you need to get the free admission is any Bank
+42Kinder Art - The Coolest Art Site for Kids, Parents and Educators
Favorite Zip Zap Email Topic: Arts & Crafts
Ages & Stages: General Interest
I just discovered the KinderArt website and I was impressed by the amount of art info and materials that are available here. The site serves as a resource for both parents and educators. The site features lots of downloads
+4Update Your Baby Book
Favorite Zip Zap Email Topic: Child Development
Ages & Stages: Baby, Toddler, Preschool, K-5th Grade, Tweens
I've been so busy with life in general that I sometimes forget to STOP and smell the roses. This week I did and finally updated our "baby books". I know, my kids are hardly little tikes now, but
+2Quick Spot Vegetarian Items Using Kosher Symbols.
Favorite Zip Zap Email Topic: Nutrition & Diets
Ages & Stages: General Interest
If you are a vegetarian, and you don't have the quick access or the money to spend on a "veg friendly" store like Whole Foods and Trader Joe's, there are is a quick way to spot vegetarian items using the
+7Dont Buy a Pricy Tutu... Make One So Easy and Cheap
Favorite Zip Zap Email Topic: Kid's Apparel
Ages & Stages: Baby, Toddler, Preschool, K-5th Grade
I wanted a tutu for my little girl but couldnt find one cheaper than $12. Most are around 20 dollars. So I looked up how to make them on google and was pleasantly surprised that they were not only cheap, but easy, you don't
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