Playdates with theFood Allergic Child By Lisa Natcharian Doesn’t it seem as if EVERYONE has food allergies thesedays?  Between the peanut-free table inthe school lunchroom, the gluten-free snacks you need to bring for the teamafter soccer, and the kid down the street who can’t eat cheese, it’s gettingharder and harder to feed other people’s children.  […]

How Do I Survive My Morning Routine? Another great guest post by Rebecca at   http://dvrdame.blogspot.com/ Every day starts the same. The alarm goes off with a kick to the arm. Yes, my four year old son still sleeps with Momma and Papa Bear. Crawling out of my bed, as if I have a hangover, […]

Please welcome J. Aday to Pam’s Pen!  J. Aday writes for children and adults is a motivational speaker.. Two picture books have been published by Guardian Angel Publishing and seven more are under contract. She is know as a differentaly-abled writer and speaker.   Did I mention that she is a legally blind ventilator-dependent quadriplegic […]

Tonight my son graduated from a Wolf Scout to a Bear Scout.  He is so proud of his accomplishments with scouts.  He loves earning belt loops, patches, pins and Pinewood Derby Trophies.   Cub Scouts bring families together through one exciting adventure after another.  Today I am honored to interview Scouter Mom,  a Scouter with experience […]

We teach our children everyday to share.  “Don’t forget to share those cookies with your sister.” or, “Don’t forget to share your toys with your Daddy.” Sharing shows you care.  Sharing is spreading joy and happiness to those around you. Today, I want to share a few of my favorite blogs with you.  If teach […]