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Fotobabbles - A Picture Worth a Thousand Words
Fotobabble is a free photo sharing website where you can record a message to
go along with image. You have the option to email, post that photo any
places you might want to share it. It's so easy.
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Signs of Spring
Can you believe two month of 2010 have already flown by? Signs of Spring are
sprouting up.
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Small Magazine Spring Issue
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Tell A Fairy Tale
February 26th is Tell a Fairy Tale Day, a great day to share stories with
your kids and learn about the history and significance of fairy tales in
different cultures.
http://www.teachernet.gov.uk/teachingandlearning/library/fairytales/
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National Pancake Day February 23rd
In honor of National Pancakes Day our family will be having breakfast for
dinner.
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Passion Journals
These specific purpose notebooks neatly collect information and reviews
about new recipes, books you read, wines you have drunk, films you see or
want to see etc - I use mine to keep track of favorite wines and the places
they were consumed.
Moleskine Passions Wine Journal (Moleskine Srl)
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Food Allergy Band
Having a child with allergies can be a little scary - these allergy bands
are cute and kid friendly. The Food Allergy Band is a comfortable,
fashionable, 100% latex-free wrist band with snap clasp. Made of 100%
polyester with canvas backing, it's practical for sports and every day wear
but stylish enough for dress-up days. The attention-grabbing colors and
embroidery ensure that everyone knows your child's allergy; with the clear
pictures, even young children will know what they mean.
http://assureproducts.com
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When to Talk to Your Kids About Drugs?
At the dinner table last night, a topic came up which threw me off guard.
Drugs. Mind you, it was the eight year olds that blurted the words out. My
five years old was confused and not sure. My ten year old was shocked. It
got me thinking: When do you talk to your kids about drugs? This article at
parenthood.com explores when, how and what is appropriate for different age
kids: elementary school, middle school and high school. http://bit.ly/8juFf7
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