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The Way You Roll

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Ditch Mommy Stress

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Next Up: Valentine's Day

The holidays never end. Seems once Halloween hits, it's one right after the other, and, now, Valentine's Day is on the horizon. If you've got school kids, that means parties and paper cards and treats. If you don't have school kids, you  might still want to plan something special for your at-home kiddos, and just in case you're dry on ideas, there's always Family Fun, a one-stop shop for crafts, activities, recipes, and more. The Family Fun crew features cute card ideas, terrific treats, and gifts galore! Check out all the goodness, then share your ideas for a love-ly Valentine's Day!

 

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Heart Hair

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Dress Code For Kids

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Project Puberty

Do you have a son or daughter growing up so fast you can hardly believe that puberty is on the horizon? If so, I know just how you must feel, because I've got a new 11-year-old who is launching right into a state with which I am completely unfamiliar. Never fear, though, because KidsHealth.org is here, and it's designed to "talk" to kids, teens, and parents in different formats. Just click on the appropriate link, "parents," for example, then switch over to "kids," like I did, and plop your kiddo in front of the screen for an age-appropriate lesson. Here's some puberty stuff to get your growing one started. There's also an audio option if reading is not a preferred method of receiving information. This site met all of our initial needs -- we know what to expect, and so does the boy whose body is about to go through major changes!

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Celebrity Baby Names Inspire (and Don't)

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