Ten Things Every Mom Needs To Know | #KidPresident
Sometimes, we (moms) just don't take the time to check ourselves when it comes to the little things. As a work at home mom, I find myself having a hard time TAKING the time to be a little more patient with my kids as well as just stop to do more clean up the or spilled or bug or (Yes, as I'm typing "Mommy, my poop, my finger!" Lovely.) Take a look at what Kid President has to say to moms! This kid is SERIOUSLY cute! I love his message. My father-in-law send this to me. I like the "stop…
Common Cancer Types and Symptoms Among Children
Cancer is a short word but is a bunch of multiples of diseases and the news of its diagnosis is never welcomed by heart. It is also very difficult when the disease is diagnosed in a child or adolescent. Cancer is not so common among children in America as compared to the older adults. 1 in every 285 children in the is diagnosed with disease before the age of 20. The types of cancers that develop in children and adolescents differ from those that develop in adults. An estimated 10,450 new cases and 1,350 cancer deaths are expected among children…
Three Handwriting Apps for Preschoolers
It's never too early to teach your child to write, and thanks to technology, it's easier than ever to show your child the basics of handwriting. While there are literally hundreds of handwriting apps for kids inside the app store, I found three that are a must have for any preschool child. You may help them practice writing early to prepare them for preschool or early learning centre. iTrace- Featuring a bright design and bold illustrations, the iTrace app is perfect for toddlers and preschool aged children alike. Parents can track their child's progress, and set the app up for…
Five Ways to Sneak Veggies into Children’s Food
Most kids won't touch their vegetables. However, there are ways to get even the most stubborn child to eat their vegetables without dinner ending in a meltdown. Veggie Mac n Cheese- Adding small bits of broccoli to macaroni and cheese isn't the most subtle method, but kids barely notice thanks to the cheesy goodness they're eating. Sweet Potato Fries- Instead of regular potato fries, cut up some sweet potatoes, cook them in olive oil, salt, and pepper just like you would normal fries, and serve them to your kids with ketchup. They'll love the sweetness of the fries, and you'll…
Water Park Safety Tips for this Summer | #safety #summerfun
Water parks are a fun activity for any summer afternoon or weekend, but with the combination of small children and water, there are a few safety tips that you should have under your belt before heading out. Always pay attention to your kidlets- This is a no brainer for any parent during any situation, but it's especially important around water. Accidents are less likely to happen when you have a constant eye on your children. On a similar note, make sure they know to never swim alone. Recognize the signs of drowning- Unlike the movies, drowning won't be obvious. Your…
Keeping Kids on Track Academically this Summer | #education
Every kid looks forward to being free from school and spending the entire summer doing nothing. However, studies are showing that kids experience a loss of academic skills over the course of a summer filled with vegging out in front of the TV. But thanks to a few sneaky ways to learn while having fun, you can keep your kiddos ready for a new grade in the fall! Sign up for reading clubs or programs at your library: Getting your kids to read over the summer is a huge accomplishment. Make it even more fun by signing up for reading programs…
The day we forgot our baby in the car
Due to the recent controversy in the news as well as such harsh comments, I feel like I need to share my story. I do understand that the man who left his child in the car on purpose was bad. Really bad. It was wrong, horrible, and definitely not something I can fathom. But for the one person who meant to do it, there are hundreds who did not. It's that time of year. Bad things happen to good people, and let me make one thing no matter how much you say that you could never forget - there is…
Homemade Popsicle Flavor Ideas
Popsicles and dried candies from Kanpai Foods are the perfect snack during these hot summer months, but buying boxed popsicles can get expensive. And as for making your own with expensive molds, forget trying to figure them out or even make room in the freezer for them. Thankfully, 5 ounce Dixie cups and popsicle sticks are perfect for making easy, delicious popsicles. Simply pour the liquid of your choice inside the Dixie cups, add a popsicle stick, and place the cups on a cookie tray in the freezer overnight. The flavor ideas for homemade popsicles are unlimited. You can use…
The Tooth Fairy and a Brother’s Love | #toothfairy #brothers #sweet
Let me tell you a little story about a brother's love. But first, let's go back a year ago. The Tooth Fairy is often a slacker around here. She forgets to stop by and check under pillows for teeth. It mostly happens the first night after one of my kiddos loses a tooth. Thanks to the Timehop app, this happened just about a year ago. The Entertainer lost The Gamer's tooth, and so this letter was written. Last week, The Entertainer had to have a tooth extracted by the dentist. He had some issues when he was a baby, and…
Hands on Activites for Toddlers
It's no secret that toddlers love hands on activities, especially messy ones that involve paint and markers. In case you're strapped for ideas to keep your little munchkin busy, here are a few tried and true methods that toddlers love. Sparkle Finger Painting- It's like regular finger painting, but let your child sprinkle glitter over their final product! Kids love the final glittery effect and it makes for some pretty cool artwork after it's dried. For easy cleanup, have your toddler wear a smock and put a mess mat under their chair while they're having fun being creative! Glue and…