Your parents told you if you work hard, try your best and do the right thing that you will be successful. Your parents told you to follow the word and to obey the law. Your parents and teachers told you about history. Your parents told you that the government will protect you and they are […]
When a child is born naturally, it is placed on its mother’s breast and becomes part of her. This is the first step in bonding to the child’s family. If the child must then be left at a day care center while the mother works, bonding takes place in the day care center. The child […]
I come from one of those large (eight kids) 50’s and 60’s Irish Catholic families. My mom worked before she got married and went back to work full-time when I was in fourth grade. She is smart - she had been in the first graduating class of women from the Georgetown U. School of Foreign […]
Child size recliners are a great gift. They let little ones, usually from the ages of 2 to 9, feel like they have their own spot in the family room. They get to relax and recline just like Mom and Dad or Grandpa.
These recliners are built on a smaller scale and usually do not have […]
We are all familar with the sight of our family doctor using a diagnostic tool called an otoscope to take a look into our ears when we seemingly have some ear infection, or some pain arising from the ears.
That is all well when the doctor, as a physician handles that task.
But the question is this: […]
There are a lot of options out there when it comes to helping your baby’s development along, including piping Mozart to your child in the womb or teaching her to sign shortly after she’s born. But you’re still giving your baby a great start just by providing her with the building blocks she’ll need to […]
So you’re holding a baby shower? Then you will need baby shower games to keep the guests entertained. While the baby shower is a good time to pamper the mom-to-be and make her feel very special there are also a number of guests that need to be kept happy for the duration of the event. […]
I know exactly what I was doing when you were born, because it’s still unfinished, just as I left it. My private Pompei.
I was cleaning my office. Not cleaning it, actually. On my way to organizing Important Things I stumbled on the assorted This and That of the last several years, and meaning to spend […]