Have you ever offered to help a friend in need and then been terribly sorry later? Lacey, one of the mothers in my Parents Anonymous group, announced her son Paul’s birthday party as we were arriving and encouraged everyone to attend. He would be one year old on Saturday … [Read more...] about How Not To Have A One-Year-Old’s Birthday Party
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Social Media and Photos of Our Children
New horror film: Woman was never able to find gainful employment – her parents posted her baby photos on Facebook! In the past three or four years I have come to know many new and older parents, relatives and acquaintances, who post the most adorable pictures of their … [Read more...] about Social Media and Photos of Our Children
4 Effective Tips for an Engaging Family Gaming Experience
Based on a GameTheoryOnline.com study, parents who spend more time with their children by playing games create stronger family ties. It reveals that it improves emotional well-being and, at times, encourage the family to stay physically fit. If you are thinking of implementing … [Read more...] about 4 Effective Tips for an Engaging Family Gaming Experience
How to Tell if Your Child Is Ready for His First Sleepover
The first time you hear the question, “Can I spend the night over at my friend’s house?” you will know that you have reached another milestone in your child’s development. You may wonder if you are prepared for this step, as well as be concerned about his level of readiness for a … [Read more...] about How to Tell if Your Child Is Ready for His First Sleepover
10 Creative Ways for Your Family to Support Your Favorite Sports Team
Dedicated sports fans are always game to try out new and exciting ways to show their teams how much they are loved. Getting the entire family involved is a special way of spending quality time with the kids and embracing the home team at the same time. Check out these ideas for … [Read more...] about 10 Creative Ways for Your Family to Support Your Favorite Sports Team
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