Fathers Are Wonderful People

When relevant, posts are sponsored or contain affiliate links.When relevant, posts are sponsored or contain affiliate links.Fathers are wonderful people too little understood, And we do not sing their praises as often as we should… For, somehow, Father seems to … Read More

I Don’t Watch Much TV Anymore

I wonder – Does the amount of adult television that moms watch decrease based on the amount of kids they have? It has in my case. That’s not necessarily a bad thing. It’s just something that I recently noticed. When … Read More

I’m Flipping for The Flip

I’m not really a technology savvy person. In fact, last month was the first time that I ever uploaded pictures from my digital camera to the computer (my husband usually does it). So, when I first heard about the Flip … Read More

“Where’s The Girl?”

Since I’ve had my second son, people keep asking me “where’s the girl?” It’s so annoying. For one thing, we don’t choose the sex of our kids (unless we do some Petri dish type of thing). I really believe that … Read More

At Least a Crane Didn’t Fall On Me

This is what I have been saying to myself this weekend in order to remind myself to “not sweat the little things”. By nature, I’m a (cup half-full) Pollyanna type person. On the flip side though, I can obsess about … Read More

The Organic and Natural Food Options

Recently, I blogged about attending the launch of the new Wild Harvest line of organic and natural products. It was interesting to hear how people from all types of backgrounds are becoming more interested in organic and natural foods. As … Read More

Is The NYC Pre-K System Faulty?

Of course it is. For one thing, you know that there’s an issue when you have to start planning for pre-k (at least) a year in advance. Although I’ve been in NYC almost half of my life, some things (like … Read More

Boos Coos (Blues Clues)

My baby Sean turned 15 months yesterday. It’s so sweet to see how much he’s grown – it goes so quickly! I’m not great at keeping baby books, so I’m trying to remember the important firsts. -First word: “Go” (We … Read More

Pediatric Dental Health Practicals

I learned so much from a conversation that I recently had with Dr. Mary Hayes. She is a pediatric dentist with a private practice in Chicago along with being an American Dental Association (ADA) spokesperson. Initially, we spoke about the barriers … Read More

Wii Fit Launch

To celebrate the North American launch of Wii Fit this week, Nintendo held a launch event in Central Park on Monday. Although the weather wasn’t the greatest, the area was packed when I went.  What was especially great was that … Read More