Did you know that your baby/child is learning all the time? It’s true! Think about all of the things you know that you never realized you knew. For example, how do you know what a smile means? or a frown? or how to wave your hands? These are all things you learned so long ago […]
Figuring Things Out with Tumble Leaf Season 2 #TumbleLeaf #Amazon
Mom Does Reviews has an exciting announcement for you about the Amazon Original Series, Tumble Leaf! Season 2 will be available for Prime members starting May 6th! If you haven’t had a chance to see the show yet, you will be quickly inspired to foster an environment for your child’s lifelong creative learning. Fig goes […]
Magformers -Build Problem Solving Skills! #Review #EdTech
A toy that is not only fun, but great for brain development too! About Magformers: Magformers sets help with brain development through educational exploration and fun! With the intelligent magnetic design and high quality, durable construction these play sets allow children of all ages to explore their imagination and creativity! The building possibilities are endless with […]
Science X-Smartscope #Review #MDRadventures
Now with Science X: learning, science, and fun collide in this neat smartscope. Kids can explore their world around them using their favorite things-tablets and smart phones. With the Science X- Smartscope, by Ravensburger USA, children can look at the microscopic world around them. They can magnify their discoveries such as water, insects, leaves, sand, […]
3 New Freebies, 3 New Deals, 3 #ParentFails #Educents
This week, Educents is sharing 3 new freebies, 3 new deals, and 3 lessons from hilarious #ParentFail stories. Lesson #1: Never turn your back on a potty Training Toddler! My son was in that stage of wearing a diaper but not wanting to poop in it. My hubby went upstairs to get a load of […]
3 Ways to Get Your Child Ready for Private School
Sending your child off to private school for the first time can be daunting. How will it be different from public school? How will your child react to their peers? Will they excel in private school, or will they end up wishing they could go back to public school within a few weeks? While […]





