Last night, while we were in the store, my 3 year old daughter stood in the middle of the floor and cried, “Daddy, I want an iPad, please get me an iPad.” Her tears were real, and I could feel her pain, but the store didn’t even sell iPads. Her meltdown caused me to think. […]
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My children love doing crafts. They really enjoy making the their own cards, drawing coloring, etc. Last week I found Crayola’s Youtube page and it was like hitting a craft lottery. We have already created several of their activities like their Window Window Holiday Card and their Doodle Book (that is what my kids call
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This post may be for you or a friend with college-age children. Please share it with others if you find the information helpful. I have a nephew in college this year and this post is written for him. I started college as a 17-year-old freshman, I had a financial plan, but as I became older
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The post featured is: “Tips on Keeping Your Child Focused This School Year,” please visit and show Cleverly Changing your support. If you have any tips that you think I should have added, please comment below or directly on the post. I would love to hear your thoughts; especially because, now kids are started not
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Psychology Today, recently published an article entitled, Your Baby Shouldn’t Read by Marsha Lucas, Ph.D. The premise of the article is that parents who sit their children in front of a television screen hoping their children will learn to read by seeing words on the screen will be greatly disappointed, it may even cause lifelong problems.
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According to the Plastic Bag Ban Report “On January 1st, Washington, DC put into effect a new law known as “Anacostia River Clean Up and Protection Act of 2009″. This law has been known mostly as the Plastic Bag Fee law. If you make a retail purchase in the city and don’t have your own
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There are many things to worry about as a parent, but whether or not to save for college tuition should not be one of your worries. In fact, in 16-18 years, hopefully you will have put something aside for your child’s future tuition; especially if you start now. However keep in mind that your child
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