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Give Your Child Creative Toys to Stimulate Their Development

March 17, 2015 by Pam Maynard

As a parent, you have likely watched your children play and thought about how easy it must be to spend a day just playing with toys. Yet, toys can be a powerful tool that can be used to stimulate your child’s cognitive development. Fortunately, children love playing with toys because they truly are the ultimate […]

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Six Unconventional Skills Every Mom Should Learn With Little Ones In The Home

March 16, 2015 by Pam Maynard

If you’re a mom of small children, there are many valuable skills that you must know in order to keep the household running smoothly. You never know what may happen while at home with your little ones, so read on to see six unconventional skills you may need to know.   Skill #1: Electrician Although […]

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Parenting 101: How to Help Your Children Make & Budget Their Money

March 16, 2015 by Pam Maynard

  One of the most overlooked lessons that parents should teach their children is learning how to properly make money and budget it correctly. Although the skill may be unnecessary during children’s development, it’s an acquired habit that will allow them to succeed later in life. To help your child make and budget their money, […]

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Make College Fly By With These Innovative Suggestions

March 13, 2015 by Pam Maynard

  A college education is a journey that can fly by quickly. It’s important to make the most out of this time by challenging yourself to try new things and learn new skills. The trick to making this work in your favor is to know how to make learning fun and relatable to your own […]

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Baby Check – The Simplest Wearable Temp and Position Monitor

March 11, 2015 by Victoria

When my ten year-old was born she was diagnosed with Hay Wells Syndrome and spent several of her first years of life frequenting the genetics department at the University of Florida to determine what symptoms she had.  Once she began teething it became quickly noticeable that she had temperature regularity/sweating issues.  Her fevers ran higher […]

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#12DaysOf St Patty’s Day Crafts and #recipes Rainbow Mobile

March 10, 2015 by Pam Maynard

  We love all of the colorful rainbow and green recipes and crafts that come around during St. Patrick’s Day.  This Rainbow Mobile (or Windsock) craft from The Neighborhood Moms is a super easy (and cheap!) craft that you can do with the kids.  Hang it up inside or out and spread a bit of […]

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