Vtech Kidizoom cameras are one of the more innovative toys out on the market. Since giving your child your cell phone to take pictures inevitably leads to certain disaster, this is the perfect way for your child to dabble in the world of photography and take things from their point of view. Kids will have a blast with this camera.
The Vtech Kidizoom cameras are designed with really one thought in mind. The thick plastic coating protects the camera from just about anything your kid can do to it. It still takes pictures after being dropped, immersed in water, or
General Parenting
Children of Conviction
September 2nd, 2011 Posted by Ronald A. Rowe | Behavior, Elementary, General Parenting
The other day my 10-year-old son came home from school and reported that his friends laughed at him because he didn’t know who Eminem is. That unpleasant interaction brings to mind the age-old quandary – where is the line between keeping our children above the influence and keeping them out of touch?
I’m thrilled that our son prefers to listen to the Christian pop station in our area. That’s his choice, and I fully support it. But should he have a finger on the pulse of popular culture? Does it matter if he knows who Lady Gaga is or what
I’m thrilled that our son prefers to listen to the Christian pop station in our area. That’s his choice, and I fully support it. But should he have a finger on the pulse of popular culture? Does it matter if he knows who Lady Gaga is or what
Paper dolls are a very old school toy that has never really gone out of style for little girls. Even now, little girls are just as fascinated with the concept as they were years ago.
Paper dolls started out relatively modestly. They were a creative and cheap way to give girls a plaything. The decked-out dolls of the time were out of reach for many parents. But these paper dolls offered a versatility that a regular doll couldn't. The girls could change their clothes or make a new doll simply by cutting out new paper.
Today's paper dolls are a lot
Paper dolls started out relatively modestly. They were a creative and cheap way to give girls a plaything. The decked-out dolls of the time were out of reach for many parents. But these paper dolls offered a versatility that a regular doll couldn't. The girls could change their clothes or make a new doll simply by cutting out new paper.
Today's paper dolls are a lot
Practically every kid loves to paint. However, you can rarely find paint that doesn't come in those little ovals. Instead, Crayola Washable Paint comes in 2 oz plastic bottles of paint. There are 10 bottles to the pack. They come in the shades of red, blue, and green along with the standard white, brown, yellow, and orange. The pack does not contain black.
The 2oz bottles mean that there is more paint in each container than in the oval containers. This means more pictures made in paint for your child. The extra paint also means they have more leeway in
The 2oz bottles mean that there is more paint in each container than in the oval containers. This means more pictures made in paint for your child. The extra paint also means they have more leeway in
Cars for Families
August 8th, 2011 Posted by Jacob P. | General Parenting, Helpful hints, Teen Perspective
Our family has two cars, a Honda Odyssey and a Mini Cooper. The mini van is now thirteen years old and needs to be replaced. It still runs, but is prone to breakdowns, so we don't drive it very far. Due to that, we are looking for a new family vehicle. Hunting for a family vehicle can be much harder than it sounds. So, I figured I would input my two cents on family cars.
First of all, you must determine what type of car you need. Here I am only going to discuss sedans, crossovers, SUVs, and mini vans.
First of all, you must determine what type of car you need. Here I am only going to discuss sedans, crossovers, SUVs, and mini vans.
