Leap day -- that quadrennial event in gives us a bonus day to play, read or ponder our lives. We compiled the following list of things to do on Leap Day to match its goofy name. Leap in and enjoy!
First thing in the morning you greet your child with a hug and say, "Good night! Pull up a chair and have some pizza!" Have the demands of parenting pushed you over the edge? We don't think so!
You suspect that Santa, grandma and your own enthusiasm joined efforts and created a mound of blinking, singing, educational nonsense throughout your house. What can you do to deal with the toy stash?
It's bath time! Along with splashes and giggles, you might hear your preschooler blaring out these lyrics about the favorite bath time toy, the rubber ducky!
With the holidays just about behind us, we got to thinking about the gifts we've received AND about those presents we simply must return, donate -- or dare we admit, re-gift!
For those of us who might be concerned that we're spoiling our kids, fear not. One need look no further than Miss Suri Cruise's wish list, and the fact that she's getting everything on it, to realize that we may not be so indulgent after all.
As the old year winds down, your thoughts might turn to changes you'll make in the coming year. We asked Pregnancy.org members to share their goals for 2012.
So, you're throwing a baby shower. The date is set and the invitations have been sent. The anticipation is brewing. But what are you going to do once you get everyone to the party? How can you make your shower a memorable one that the parents-to-be and the guests will remember always? Plan some fun games!
We're having the whole family over for Thanksgiving. There are several little ones, ages 2 to 8. I need a project to keep them busy. Do you have a suggestion for me?
With the holidays just about behind us, we got to thinking about the gifts we've received AND about those presents we simply must return, donate -- or dare we admit, re-gift!
Planning a birthday party for your little one and unsure where to begin? Check out our tips -- covering everything from the invitations to cake to party favors -- to make your day a success!
Winter solstice celebrations and rites are some of the oldest known -- rituals in honor of the forces of nature as a way of ensuring the return of the sun and warmer, more fertile days. These same Yule rites and celebrations are still being held even to this day.
Like many stay-at-home moms and work-from-home people, I rarely have a reason to dress up. (And by "dress up" I mean wear something other than shorts and a T-shirt in the summer or a turtleneck and comfy slacks in the winter.)
But if I did have to dress up because my life involved...
With the holidays upon us, we're challenged with temptation at every turn. Learn how changing your attitude about nourishing the incredible machine that is your body is key to maintaining a happy and balanced approach this season and beyond.
The custom of celebrating a new baby has been around for centuries. Although the times have changed and traditions differ from one culture to another, the central purpose of baby showers remains the same: to share in the joy of an expectant couple's upcoming arrival and help them prepare for their new lives as parents.