Guest Post Image Source Whether you are a couple from different countries, or an immigrant family who speak one language at home and English out and about, when you have a baby it is important to decide whether you will speak to them in two languages or just one. BilingualRead More →
This music inspired post has been brought to you by TakeLessons.com…. If you know me (and my family), you know music is a big part of our lives. I can’t sing, which doesn’t stop me, and I can’t play an instrument, but I love music. It would be an accurateRead More →
Guest Post Image Source Children between the ages of six months and three years are able to develop skills and retain more information than those taught later in life. We know all too well that they may not obey, but they are hearing and processing at incredible speeds. During theseRead More →
This wildlife appreciation and Twitter party announcement has been brought to you by NWF and TheMotherhood… School’s out, school’s out, teacher let the…. my son is officially on summer break. Yay! We so need the break, too. We already have several hikes planned. It’s something we do almost every weekendRead More →
This educational app review has been brought to you by Timbuktu Magazine…. As a mom, former educator, soon to be homeschooler, and huge fan of the iPad, I love finding educational apps. In fact, I’m always on a quest for new apps that will inspire my son’s imagination, as wellRead More →
Guest Post Image by DuBoix Whether you make use of these ideas on May 25th – the official day for celebrating Africa – or at any other time during the year, your students can learn about the cultures, geography and other facts about Africa, while having fun in the process.Read More →
Guest Post Image Source Dystychiphobia is defined as a fear of accidents. This form of post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is characterized by a person’s thought that they may damage property or the environment or injure themselves, their families or others as the result of having an accident. Some people who have experiencedRead More →
This “stand up” to bullies post has been brought to you by Takepart.com. Thank you for sponsoring this conversation… As a parent, I worry about a lot of things when it comes to my son. I know you Moms know what I mean… from little silly things to the biggies.Read More →
Guest Post Image Source Recent statistics show that 22 percent of the American population has obtained at least a Bachelor’s degree. This number sits at an all-time high for the country, and it’s hard to argue the economic benefits of obtaining a degree. Unfortunately, it seems that credit companies seemRead More →
This music inspired article has been brought to you by TakeLessons.com… I am a firm believer that music IS the universal language. I, however, do not possess any musical ability. Except in my own head. I know I can sure put on a great concert while driving in my car.Read More →