I am a member of the Collective Bias® Social Fabric® Community. This project has been sponsored by Capri Sun Big Pouch and Collective Bias. All thoughts and opinions are my own. I have a degree in education, so I know how important it is for parents to get involved in … [Read more...]
Super Duper: Auditory Memory for Short Stories
We are excited to have the opportunity to provide a sponsored review of the Auditory Memory for Short Stories from Super Duper! Details ... Auditory Memory for Short Stories Fun Deck Listen to short, silly stories like "Aunt Pat's Hat," "Hannah's Bananas," or "Ollie the … [Read more...]
Trick-or-Treat or Trick-or-Trunk?
Halloween is coming up very soon. Where I grew up, you had about 10 steps between houses and the streets were littered with kids just jonesing for that next candy hit. Pillowcases, plastic pumpkins, and pails overflowing with sweets. We dressed up as everything from Army men … [Read more...]
Disney On Ice: Princesses & Heroes
Thanks to Feld Entertainment for making this post about Disney On Ice: Princesses & Heroes possible. We received tickets to this show in exchange for a review. All thoughts and opinions are my own. Disney On Ice is at it again and visiting Charlottesville, VA through … [Read more...]
Sophie’s Cuban Cuisine Comes to DC!!
Thanks to Sophie's Cuban Cuisine for making this post possible. I attended a media showing and received a complimentary meal in exchange for my review. All thoughts and opinions are my own. We are pleased to welcome Sophie's Cuban Cuisine to Washington, DC. For years, … [Read more...]
Flush for Good Worldwide Water Sanitation
Thanks to American Standard and Flush for Good for making this post possible. All thoughts and opinions are my own. Living on well water, we are very aware of how local water usage affects our daily lives. If a toilet runs for too long or someone leaves a hose on in the … [Read more...]
Staying Busy on the Go With Sprint and NETGEAR
“I participated in an Ambassador Program on behalf of Mom Central Consulting for Sprint. I received product samples to facilitate my review.” With school days back in gear and my little guy in preschool five days a week, I thought I was going to have all kinds of time at the … [Read more...]
Back to School with Pillsbury Grands! Biscuits
School is back and we are in full swing. As a work at home dad, I couldn't be happier! I only have one charge during the daytime and he's in preschool 3 1/2 hours a day. It's glorious! Still, with elementary aged students comes elementary aged after school activities. … [Read more...]
Taking a Minute to Give Back with Minute Rice
Thanks to Minute Rice for making this post possible. All thoughts and opinions are my own. We are so blessed! We have a great blog (ok, I'm biased!) and we get to review and give away amazing products all of the time. We also work with some really wonderful companies who … [Read more...]
Learning with MagneTalk Match-Up Adventures Kit
We are excited to bring a sponsored review of the MagneTalk Match-Up Adventures Kit by Super Duper. We received a product to facilitate this review. All thoughts and opinions are my own. Details ... This one of a kind, magnetic masterpiece targets a ton of language and … [Read more...]
Ready, Set, Read & Write with LeapReader
Thanks to LeapFrog for sponsoring a LeapReader "Ready, Set, Read & Write" Party for my daughter's Kindergarten class. Recently, I got an opportunity to bring a whole set of LeapReader products into my daughter's Kindergarten class. These kids are just learning how to … [Read more...]
Joining in the Local Festivities at DragonFest
On Friday, Beth was away doing Girl Scout training and I had the kids for the evening. The girls had been pushing to go to DragonFest all week, so I figured that it couldn't hurt to bring everyone out. DragonFest is a local festival of sorts. Our local high school team is … [Read more...]
National Preparedness Month: Basic Emergency Preparedness Kit
Thanks to Briggs & Stratton for making this review of the American Red Cross Basic Emergency Preparedness Kit possible! All thoughts and opinions are my own. September is National Preparedness Month. Sometimes, when we consider emergency preparedness, we think … [Read more...]
Make Halloween Preparations Affordable and Fun
As Halloween approaches, parents are scrambling for ways to make the season fun for kids. Parents too find joy in the season, releasing their inner child by stringing spider webs on the shrubs and transforming the front lawn into a graveyard—but they still need to be mindful of … [Read more...]
Sponsored Video: Silence Won’t Finish the Fight Against Cancer
Cancer.... Saying it, typing it, thinking it brings up a host of emotions in just about anyone. Nowadays, it seems like the question isn't how many people have been affected by it, but, rather, how many people haven't. In 2003, I was in Iraq. This was the start of the war. … [Read more...]
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