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Vicarious Mothering
Watching my oldest daughter interact with her firstborn brings back memories of my first year as a mother.
Pediatrician Answers Common Questions About Vaccines
From the recommended immunization schedule for children 18 and younger, to booster shots, to what to do if you miss a shot, Dr. Misty Woodard, M.D., has some answers.
Making Halvah for Sammy Spider and the Great Chocolate Pudding Mural of 2018
Inspired by the book "Sammy Spider's First Trip to Israel," I tried making halvah! Joss tried making instant chocolate pudding.
Top Places to Play Indoors in Tulsa
Here are my top choices for where to go when you need to get the wiggles out in the middle of winter.
Gingerbread, Both Edible and Not
Inspired by Joss's school's Holiday Market, we tried making some Gingerbread Playdough. Of course, we had to make some real gingerbread, too!
Resolutions for Grandparents
Inspired by my new grandson, I've come up with five resolutions for 2018.
Thank you, Facebook
Facebook is targeting its next generation of users with the new Messenger Kids app.
Hot Toys for Every Age
You can't go wrong wrapping any of these toys and tucking them under your tree.
Four Kids' Shows for Five A.M.
Sometimes when your child wakes up early, Netflix is necessary.
Picky Eater Rehab:
Table tips that work.
Holiday Cooking With Kids
Letting kids help in the kitchen during the holidays can work to your benefit, as long as you give them age-appropriate jobs and lower your expectations.
How to Build a Minimalist Wardrobe for Kids
While building a minimalist wardrobe for kids may seem counter-intuitive, doing so can simplify your life and be a learning opportunity for you and your children.
Minimalist Packing Tips for Family Road Trips
Packing simply for a family road trip may seem impossible--but if we can do it, so can you!
Story Time with Callister
There are many benefits of reading to your child or grandchild, even before they are old enough to comprehend the words.
Pumpkin: A Taste of Fall
Chocolate Chip Pumpkin Bread, Pumpkin Apple Butter, Creamy Pumpkin Pasta and Cinnamon Toast Pumpkin Seeds
Simply Parenting
Is there such a thing as simple parenting?
Bittersweet Birthdays
It's hard to watch a child's group of friends dwindle, but each year I am reminded to be my son's--who has Asperger's--best friend.
Jail as a Life Goal
Programs like City Year and Americorps can give children hope for the future but are currently threatened by budget cuts.
Tales of Toilet Training
Many parents feel pressured to potty train their kids as soon as they turn 2--but if they're not ready, it's probably not worth it.
Camping for the whole family
Local families take it outside
Playing with your school-aged child
Part 3 of 3: Exploring the role of play in child development
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