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Archive for July, 2008

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A Special Mom & Daughters Morning

July 31st, 2008 by Michele | Entertainment

As a woman, I enjoy the occasional indulgence of a spa treatment. I have taken my 10 year old daughter for pedicures a couple times in her young life. She also has found these treatments to be delightful.


With a new 11 year old daughter in my life, I decided that the three of us should enjoy a morning of pampering. Reviewing the menus of local spas, I found one that offered a Mommy and Me package. Each of us would get a pedicure, mine including a paraffin dip, and a hand massage. The package typically is for a

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Eliminate your Child’s Bad Breath

July 29th, 2008 by Rosanne Lorraine | Health

Bad breath is nothing to be embarrassed about unless you don't do anything about it. Bad breath in children is a common condition; it is not necessarily a symptom of a serious health problem. Some of the most common causes of bad breath in young children include:


Improper brushing


Breathing through the mouth


Dehydration


Infrequent eating and drinking through the day


Bacterial activity


The solutions below can help alleviate bd breath, so be sure to give them a try:
Ensure that the child drinks a lot of fluids throughout the course of the day. Less fluid will lead to less saliva and a drier mouth. This
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Another Table Game

July 24th, 2008 by Bea | Entertainment
To go along with TK's post (Breakfast and a Game with Kids), I've got another game you will love to play with your family while you sit and wait around at a restaurant. In fact, this game is fun to play at camp or with a group of kids. You'll be sure to have them confused!

Just a disclaimer, these may work better with kids who are older than 9 or so.

Okay, the game is called "Chinese Numbers." This game is pictured. What you do is grab a bunch of sugar packets, condiments, toothpicks, or something else. Okay, now you
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The Green Hour

July 22nd, 2008 by Lisa Stauber | Elementary, Entertainment, Hobbies, Learning

Children today spend a majority of their time in climate controlled environments. Their days are structured and scheduled, and they're lacking in time to daydream or catch their breath. They’ve lost touch with nature, with the rhythms of the seasons and of life.



Experts are begging parents to let their children outdoors to play, discover, and de-stress. They recommend allowing kids an unfettered hour of free time every day in a natural environment.



Playing outside strengthens children’s immune

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Breakfast and a Game with Kids

July 20th, 2008 by TK | Eating, Entertainment, Helpful hints
As a father of four with two early stage companies, I do not get the opportunity to take a couple of the kids out for a meal often. But this humid Saturday morning in New Hampshire I was able to take one daughter and one son to breakfast at a local eatery, TJ's Bagel and Eatery.

The popular local place was busy, but we were able to get a table right away. My rule when taking to kids to meals is that we should decide on meals as soon as possible. The reason behind this
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