A free product was received for this review. Children born in the 21st century will be expected to be able to compute and type better than all the generations before them and at an earlier age. Computers are almost as common as TVs in today’s home and now, many homes are replacing their TVs with […]
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This post is sponsored by Campbell Soup Company The Centers for Disease Control reports that 1 in 4 American deaths are because of heart disease. In fact, 24% of African-Americans die of Heart Disease and about 600,000 people die of heart disease in the United States every year. Therefore, as a family we make a
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March is National Women’s month and several famous women such as Sheryl Sandberg, Condeleeza Rice, Diane von Furstenberg, Jennifer Garner, Jane Lynch, and Beyonce have joined forces to ban the word bossy. This movement can be followed on twitter with the hashtag #BanBossy and all over the internet. I like that these women have come together for a cause, but this #banbossy
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It’s great when we have a chance to help someone else out. One day, I’ll get the books I’ve written published and illustrated and will need others to work with me to share my content, so today, we’re paying it forward and sharing one of our readers kickstarter campaign to help Interview w/ Vincent Noot illustrator of Find
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*A free product was received for this review. StoryPanda gathers developers, illustrators, and authors to create interactive children’s books for mobile devices. Below are two of their most recent books that have released on the App store market. What’s great about StoryPanda apps is that they aren’t just for kids to stare at the screen and listen
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Homeschooling is a movement in some homes where parents feel inclined to teach their children at home. There are some advantages and disadvantages to making this decision, but the advantage that I love the most is that it gives children the opportunity to get one-on-one learning that they may not receive otherwise. Because in a
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Technology is all around us. Our children are digital natives and we are sometimes behind their technology learning curve. Kids are often allowed unsupervised time with electronic devices, which gives them access to the world wide web. Did you know that 46% teens admitted if they knew their parents were paying attention, they would change their online
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