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Why Is She Crying?!

June 30th, 2010 by Joe Lawrence | Behavior, Infants/Toddlers, Sleep
I hear the piercing screams of my daughter through the speaker of her monitor.  She is sitting up in her crib, and something is really bothering her.  What can it be?

This happens a couple of nights a month for us.  The moment we go in there and hold her, she stops.  However, her face is soaked with tears, and she is struggling to catch her breath from all the screaming.  After rocking her for a few moments, her eyelids begin to shut ever so slowly until she is once again dreaming of whatever babies dream about.

She is most likely
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Easy Card Games

June 28th, 2010 by Louise | Games
One of the best types of games you can play with your children is a card game. Why are card games so great? For starters, assuming you already have a deck of cards, you don't have to buy anything for them. There will never be a question about whether or not the materials are appropriate for your child; if they are old enough to understand the numbers and letters on the cards, they can probably play the game. Last but not least, having your child learn a card game gives them something that they can teach and share with
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LeapFrog My Puppy Pal – Violet

June 25th, 2010 by Joe Lawrence | Product reviews
Are you looking for a unique toy for your child or one to get as a gift for another?  Look no further, Violet or Scout are ready to step up to the plate.  LeapFrog's My Puppy Pals are fun toys that can be customized to your child.

We have bought this toy as a gift for numerous friends and even one for own daughter.  Everyone has shared the same opinion... they love it.  You can choose your child's puppy for them as either Violet or Scout.  Both are essentially identical except Violet is the purple one geared towards girls.

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The summer can be a rather long and boring time for some families, because, no matter whether the kids will admit it or not, without school, they get very bored.  There are some methods to handle summer boredom, but many will empty your bank account.  I have some ideas for summer fun that can help take care of bored kids on a budget.

  • Go hiking.  Hiking in almost all places places is free, except for some parks.  The best part about hiking is that there’s such a wide range of hiking trails that you can find one suitable for everybody.
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Summer on a Budget

June 21st, 2010 by Ronald A. Rowe | Entertainment, Helpful hints, Money
Summertime, when the kids are home from school, can be a real challenge for parents. If you are fortunate enough to have a stay at home parent in your family, then you have probably skimped and sacrificed to make that possible. And the way things are right now, not many of us have a lot of extra money to spend on entertaining the kiddies (or anything else) right now. But keeping the kids cooped up in the house won’t last more than a week with most families.

Fortunately, there are some great low-cost and even free avenues
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