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Love to Read: Books for Kids
Silly poems written for the pleasure of a child with quirky illustrations…that’s what I love about Shel Silverstein’s A Light in the Attic. Each night when we read these poems, my son has chuckles out loud. One day, when he lost the book mark for the book {which he said he fished out with his [...]
Gluten-Free Pizza Creation Party Day {Review + Giveaway}
Do you like pizza? I kind of love it. Going gluten-free (or mostly gluten-free) meant we needed to go without pizza. It didn’t take long after eating a few slices when I’d feel all stomach-achey and horrible awful the next day. The trouble with making something gluten-free is that in order to make something stretchy [...]
Love to Read: Books for Kids
We’ve been reading a lot of books with our son. Several chapter books and other bedtime reads. We just wrapped up Charlotte’s Web by E.B. White. I forgot how wonderfully this books depicts memorable characters, and a beautiful portrayal of loyalty and friendship. My son loved it so much he asked for a sequel where [...]
Thoughtful Teachers
Thoughtful teachers show love and grace to young children. When they’re misbehaving, they gently pull ‘em aside and lovingly correct the behavior. They encourage the other children to pray for one another, and to be loving toward one another. Patiently, they teach children manners, numbers, letters, rhymes, sign language, songs, exercises, how to clean up [...]
Little Doctor
Last Thursday, I had the honor of speaking within a health and wellness panel at the Quadruplicity conference, where there were over 250 in attendance. At my wellness workshop session, I shared several practical tips for every day wellness. One of those tips included specific ways to use a bouncy ball to alleviate foot soreness, [...]
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