When relevant, posts are sponsored or contain affiliate links.When relevant, posts are sponsored or contain affiliate links.This is my favorite giveaway of the year… If you know of a mom who might need some help making the holiday season special … Read More
1. Alex Toys’ ‘ROUND THE FARM : Suitable for ages 6 months+, this award-winning toy is great for helping babies learn better motor skills (i.e. catching, rolling, grabbing, etc.). Little kids will especially enjoy hearing the different animal (dog, cat, … Read More
1. Crayola Beginnings’ TaDoodles™ Scribble And Sing™ Art Station: Recommended for ages 18 months and up, this station will keep your kids busy with over 15 activities. Most little ones like to scribble and/or color so I especially like the … Read More
1. American Girl’s Bitty Twins Dolls: Little girls (or boys) ages 3 and up will love playing with these adorable dolls that come dressed in plaid and denim outfits. There are many top doll brands out there to choose from … Read More
This past year, my family has officially become a “gaming” family. As long as we also do other active and mentally stimulating activities outside of the Wii and DS, I’m okay with that. So, here are my top 8 video … Read More
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I only went on one ride (The American Adventure) at Epcot. I think that older kids might enjoy it, but I think my little ones would have been bored/not able to appreciate the history that the ride covered. (The images … Read More
FYI: “With Halloween right around the corner, child pedestrian safety expert Moira Donahue with Safe Kids USA, is encouraging parents to remind their little ghosts and super heroes to be safe when out trick-or-treating. Halloween is supposed to be about … Read More
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On Saturday morning, I had my first driving lesson. I was a little (okay, very) nervous because I have never driven a car by myself AND road rules are a jumble in my brain. Once my teacher showed up, I … Read More