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Drowning is the leading cause of death for children ages 1-4 and the second leading cause of death for children ages 1-14. We hate to come out of the gate swinging on a post with a statistic like that...
Toot toot! All aboard the Lions bandwagon! We will be the first to admit that this past NFL season has us INVESTED in the NFL and what better way to roll into next season than the 2024 NFL Draft...
Blood donation - you've probably been seeing a lot about this topic for months. I know I have – messages popping up across social media about the urgent need for blood donations.
In January, the Red Cross declared an emergency...
Constipation. It’s not the greatest of topics to write about. But, $hit happens. Or in some cases, it doesn’t. And when you finally notice it hasn’t happened in what… a few days? Maybe a week? TWO WEEKS? The panic...
We can’t have pets. Simply put, my children sneeze, cough, and itch as soon as they are around any snuggly animal with fur. The problem with their allergies is that they want nothing more than to have a pet...
We were three weeks into our family's Spring sports schedule, and I was ready to throw in the towel!
While studying this month's calendar on the side of the fridge, I realized that on average we would have approximately two...
It's Read Across America Day, a day to celebrate our favorite activity... READING!
We've created a few FREE printables to inspire the little reader in your life.
WEEKLY READING HABIT CHART
COLOR YOUR OWN BOOKMARK
March is National Nutrition and Reading Month. A great way to celebrate with children is by building healthy eating habits and reading skills at the same time.
Here is a list of my 10 favorite books and corresponding healthy snacks...
A once every four year occasion, the 29th day of February, its the Leap Day of this Leap Year!
History of the Leap Day:
Introduced by Julius Caesar in 45 BC, the Julian Calendar featured an annual extra day, based on...