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Love and Safety – In a ‘Precious Kid’ Way
March 11, 2011 No CommentsAt My Family and Me, we work very hard to promote everything that we feel is considered ‘good’ or helpful for parents and families of all kinds. We have discussed potty training, sleeping, nutrition, behavior, and almost everything else under the son. One topic, though, that we have yet to cover is Everything. Yes, Everything.
Review: Moja Creations Snack Bag and Sandwich Wrap
March 4, 2011 1 CommentAfter seeing and using a vast variety of snack bags and sandwich wraps, we must say: Moja Creations bags and wraps are fantastic!!
Child Education Philosophies and Approaches
February 14, 2011 No CommentsThere are many philosophies and methods for educating and raising children. Here are a few of the most known and popular educational ideas and a description. Use this information simply as a helpful reference when trying to decide if any of these methods may be right for your family. As always, My Family and Me is here should you need any further information, explanations, or assistance.
Featured, Media, Parenting, Preschool and Daycare
Help Emily!
January 15, 2011 No CommentsWe are one of many blogs and other sites trying to help raise money for three year old Emily, daughter of Shannon Coupon Mommy of 2 who has just been diagnosed with cancer.
Baby Food, Behavior, Choosing a Preschool or Daycare, Contests & Giveaways, Diapers, Featured, Homemade Baby Food, Listings By Area, Media, Mommy Things, Nursing, Parenting, Potty Training, Preschool and Daycare, Product Reviews, Recipes, Safety, Skills and Activites, Sleep, Toddler Bites, Uncategorized
TV, Electronic Games, and Children.
December 3, 2010 No CommentsThere has been a lot of debate and opinions about whether or not young children should watch television and have access to electronic games. Many parents and pediatricians feel that absolutely no TV or games should be shown to a child before the age of three. Many people and pediatricians agree that a little TV/game playing is fine as long as it is supervised and appropriate after the age of two. And then there are the parents who think plopping their kids down in front of the TV for a couple of hours a day while they get work/cleaning/etc. done is no harm. Where do you stand? Should TV/games be shown to young children? At what age are they appropriate?
Media, Parenting, Skills and Activites
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