|
|
flowergirl
Mom, West Newton, MA
Preconception, Pregnancy, Baby, Toddler, Preschool, K-5th Grade, Tweens, Teens
+5Parenting School Years Magazine
 Favorite  Zip  Zap  Send Topic: Parenting Resources
Ages & Stages: K-5th Grade
I felt like I outgrew Parenting Magazine once my daughter started school; it seemed as though the emphasis was on babies and preschoolers. Now I found out that Parenting is publishing a new magazine, called Parenting
+10Lookybook: Review Picture Books Online
Favorite Zip Zap Send Topic: Books
Ages & Stages: Baby, Toddler, Preschool, K-5th Grade
Lookybook takes some of the hassle out of ordering kids books online by posting the contents of picture books, so you can decide whether a particular book is worth buying. It’s a great idea because, after all,
+2Peachy Cheap: One Day Deals on Crafting Supplies
Favorite Zip Zap Send Topic: Arts & Crafts
Ages & Stages: General Interest
If you are always looking for a deal on crafting and scrapbooking supplies, be sure to check out Peachy Cheap. They sell one item per day that is marked down anywhere from 25% to 99% off the retail price. Their
+15Tabletop Haunted House
Favorite Zip Zap Send Topic: Arts & Crafts
Ages & Stages: Preschool, K-5th Grade
We had fun making this haunted house last Halloween – it’s really easy to do with kids and you probably have all the materials already. It looked great and we put it on a table in our entryway. It’s
+196 Food Mistakes Parents Make
Favorite Zip Zap Send Topic: Nutrition & Diets
Ages & Stages: Preschool, K-5th Grade
This article in the New York Times talks about meal-time strategies that parents can use to get their picky eaters to eat more healthfully. Let’s face it, all kids are picky eaters in some way or another, and
+12Recipes and Ideas for Lunches and Snacks at iLunchBox
Favorite Zip Zap Send Topic: Recipes
Ages & Stages: General Interest
If you’re like me and are having trouble with ideas for lunches and snacks, check out iLunchBox. It not only has recipes but also tips and articles on things like packing lunches, gadgets to help us out, nutritional
+4Wrap-N-Mat: Washable Sandwich Wraps for Lunches
Favorite Zip Zap Send Topic: Green Solutions
Ages & Stages: General Interest
These wraps are a great alternative to plastic bags and foil wrap – you just wrap up your sandwich and use the Velcro strap to close it, and when you unwrap it, you can use it as a placemat. They are washable
|
Add Friend
Add Tip
My Tips
Send Message
