During a bad economy, candy for your kids and other little luxuries can seem out of reach. Here are a few ideas for keeping the family supplied with treats without breaking the bank: Make Your Own Candy – There are
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Lori is a full-time housewife and writer, living in the Midwest with her husband of 35 years - they have two grown daughters and two precious granddaughters. Lori has a house full of pets and her house is never quite perfect. She's also the author of small town stories, which you can learn more about on her website https://lorisoard.com.
When the teacher is the agent of change for child’s behavior
Louisville has been rife with stories recently about drug busts. Your child may come home and talk about how they’ve searched his school that day with drug sniffing dogs or how fights have broken out. But, what do you do
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Last Minute Science Fair Projects
So, your child’s science fair project is due in 24 hours and you haven’t even started, so you need a last minute science fair project idea? Here are some quick, overnight projects that can save you when you find yourself
Kids and Social Networking Sites
“But, Mom, all my friends have MySpace!” Kids and social networking sites creates worry and moments of concern for most parents. How old is old enough to have a social networking site page? Are they safe? What if my child
Keeping kids entertained cheaply in a tough economy
If your family is feeling the crunch, you may be looking for ways of keeping kids entertained cheaply in a tough economy. Preschool Age This is probably the easiest age to keep entertained. Trips to the local park, arts and
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