I live with my roommate Angie and her three year old daughter Parker, who is quite possibly the most well mannered child I have ever come across. She is also very fond of being a ‘big girl’ and helping herself to milk in the fridge and helping her mommy with the cleaning. Let me...
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As you all know, I live in a three bedroom apartment and share a very tiny bathroom with the coolest three year old (Parker) in the world! When we first moved in, my roommate Angie (Parker’s mom) was super understanding about organizing the bathroom to allow me space for my “big girl” stuff (make-up...
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I hope you guys find the fondue stick info pretty awesome! Seriously helpful. Also, the box is really easy to cart around the house because of the handle and the good grips. You think I should add anything to the box?
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Yesterday my girlfriend and I went over to her aunt and uncle’s place to babysit their two daughters while they went out for the evening. One of the girls is four and the other is two. Can you see the potential for disaster? When we originally agreed to watch the kids we thought about...
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Rainy days in small spaces can relieve the most patient parent of his or her sanity. With the winter months coming up, excessively cold or dismal days are unavoidable. Try out these 7 ideas next time you find yourself and the kids in close quarters for hours on end. Crafts: Unleash the artist within by...
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If you’re someone who is even the slightest bit possessive about your things you need to understand that it is a child your dealing with! Even if it is a friend’s kid and your friend has always been awesome about helping you out or listening, remember they have a full time job with their...
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It’s estimated that in New York City alone, more than 35,000 children under age six have dangerous levels of lead in their blood. Before their second birthday, children are particularly susceptible to lead poisoning as they are more likely than older children to put lead-contaminated hands or toys or paint chips in their mouths....
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Falls are the leading cause of injury for American children under the age of 15. Most falls occur at home. In 2001, 121 children were killed and thousands were injured in falls. Though we’re heading into the cold-weather months, it is important to take precautions for preventing falls year-round. City dwelling families are much more...
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Bringing a child to a new home for the first time can be exciting. Children love to explore new places and try new things. Unfortunately these new surroundings may also present safety hazards for kids. Avoid common causes for child choking and strangulation by following a few tips: Avoiding Choking Keep chairs and step stools away...
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