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Uncharted Parent is once again about to embark on a research trip. Between preparing interview notes, making travel arrangements, combing the internet, making sure that all of the family’s laundry is done and that there are plans in place to feed the kids and get them to and from school while I’m

Printable Countdown to Christmas Advent Calendar Here are two websites that offer free Disney Christmas coloring pages for download. Learn how to find other printable kids coloring pages.Are the kids already counting down the days until Christmas arrives? If so, make the process fun with our printab...

I should probably get these pictures on here. Just a hunch, but after the snow flies, it'll be rather difficult to pass these off as recent. Don't you miss being a kid?

Can You Do It? Posted by Robin Easton under: Hobnobbin' with Robin. Dear Friends, This is my first attempt at a video, after much sweat, tears and late nights, I am slowly learning how to use a video camera, edit film in widows media player (please forgive the jumps - working on that), upload it onto my remote directory, upload it onto YouTube, and them embed the code into my blog.

I took my two youngest for a little hike over the weekend in Percy Warner Park. Along the way I tried to point out amazing colors and unique landscapes. I love taking them out in nature. I feel like I get the opportunity to fulfill one of my jobs as a parent which is teaching my kids to embrace the beauty of God’s creation.

autumn playground the sound of children's laughter in my mind kindly ignore the title above. i'm experimenting. :) thank you for visiting this haiku poetry blog. :)

Editor’s note: The following post originally appeared on Green Gorilla.  “Gorilla in the Greenhouse” is an action-packed animated web show that inspires kids to take real-world steps towards a healthier environment.  The show is distributed through the kid’s web channel Green Gorilla (www.greengorilla.com),

It is not so much the example of others we imitate as the reflection of ourselves in their eyes and the echo of ourselves in their own words. ~Eric Hoffer

So, I’m crashed out in bed here after a huge day of walking (Mother Nature loves the NeighbourWoodies, holding back on the rain until we were on our way home) totally chilling out to the Ray LaMontagne CD my lovely pal Karen McKinnon gifted me with recently (oh how I love the Ray, Karen).

So, I’m crashed out in bed here after a huge day of walking (Mother Nature loves the NeighbourWoodies, holding back on the rain until we were on our way home) totally chilling out to the Ray LaMontagne CD my lovely pal Karen McKinnon gifted me with recently (oh how I love the Ray, Karen).