Kid Blogging Link-up: Kids in Cahoots
Kids have something to say, too. And we want to give kids a chance to voice their opinions, write about what matters to them, and connect with other kids.
But, we want it to be safe.
That's why @Rachhabs from To Hab and to Hold and @Lydsrich from Cluttered Genius have created Kids in Cahoots - a kid blogging link-up for kids ages 12 and under.
What could kids link up?
They could:
Write a blog post on mom or dad's blog as a guest {keep reading}
How to Do It Better: Make Your Own Home Cleaners
Most cleaning supplies nowadays do more harm than good, hurting one of two things: your health or your wealth. The chemicals most companies mix into your household cleaners would astound the average user as to their complexity and unnatural – and volatile – toxicity.
No law requires cleaning supply manufacturers to list ingredients on their labels, nor even to test the safety of their products. And in an effort to produce the most effective cleaner possible, these companies have no qualms {keep reading}
The Difficult Conversations You Need to Have with your Kids
Every parent stresses about the day their children are old enough to have “the talk”. Should you approach them? Will they come to you? If they do, you worry about what you’ll say and how to say it. Regardless if you want your children to stay babies forever, they will grow up and it is your parental duty to prepare them.
Giving “the talk” to your child does not have to be traumatic for either of you. You know your child {keep reading}
Mamavation Monday: Quick Update
It's Mamavation Monday again, and things are busy around here. Flash has decided that being awake is fun, so I have fewer "long" naps to work around.
The Animal has suddenly realized that Flash is a live human who isn't going anywhere. So, the 2 year old varies between sweet moments of saying, "Hi" to his younger brother and then jealousy because Flash has a cool baby toy.
Miss Sassy Pants is counting down both the days to the end of school {keep reading}
Questions to Ask When Choosing a Pediatrician for Your Baby
If you’re pregnant, you’ve been carefully monitoring both the health of your growing baby and your personal wellbeing. Regular appointments track your child’s development, monitor vital signs, and check for developmental markers. But what about after your baby is born? Have you found a pediatrician?
Finding a pediatrician is just as important to your baby’s health as choosing the right OB/GYN for your prenatal care. Pediatricians guide and track your child’s health from birth through young adulthood. Especially during the first {keep reading}
A New Addition: from Miss Sassy Pants
Upon suggestion from a friend, I'm going to allow Miss Sassy Pants to write one post a week for Cluttered Genius. Here's her first piece!
You know my mom’s blog Cluttered Genius,so here I am little Miss Sassy Pants with my own blog post.
My mom just had a baby boy named Flash. His room is themed old signs and old cars.
I now have 2 little brothers (or should I say little bothers). Well, I really do not like 2 screaming heads {keep reading}
