All Blog Posts Tagged 'toddlers' (6)

Have you ever taken your kids to Monkey Bizness? There's a brand new place for the littler ones, called (appropriately enough!) Little Monkey Bizness. It's located off of Parker Road and Plaza Drive, down in Parker. Click for a Google Maps link/directions. We checked the place out a couple of months ago and it's a lot of fun. Kids can climb various structures, hide out in playhouses, or even paint pictures in the… Continue

I’d like to invite all my readers of Moomettesgram’s Musings to the launch of my new Review Blog ~ Moomette’s Magnificents Reviews. Since I began my online career in 2007, I’ve taken my twists and turns and finally settled (for now) on a path I’d like to take as my retirement goals. (Read More) Continue

When my youngest daughter was little, she loved to imitate the dancers she saw on TV and dance around the house. Her love of dancing manifested itself throughout the years, and she ended up taking dancing lessons all through high school. We have many dance costumes still in the cedar closet. Many artistic and creative people are known for their unique style of clothing choices. Among a dancer’s favorite item were leg warmers. You’d see them being worn throughout many college towns here in New E… Continue

I just came home from a trip to California where I visited my extended family. My son got to spend time with his grandma, playing with toys, reading books, picking flowers in the yard, and riding the Sugar Pine railroad Jenny car through the forest. He pulled down Halloween decorations, spilled juice on her floor, whined and cried for no apparent reason, and threw food off his highchair – all the things he does at home (same kid, different location). And grandma never lost her cool. She patient… Continue

Today I'm guest blogging over at Double the Adventure. Sharlene is a fellow twin mommy who isn't afraid to take her twin toddlers anywhere. She'll have you hiking, apple picking and hanging out at the coolest of festivals in no time. I've written a post for her about flying internationally (and domestically) with toddlers. So please, take a look and bookmark the link for your future vacation because… Continue

Today’s post is dedicated to developmental psychologist and former book-club buddy, Diane S. You really know how to pick ‘em, Diane! I don’t usually look particularly glamorous in the morning. My hair ties itself in knots while I sleep and puffy eyes aren’t pretty. But I don’t usually wake up with the bruised, swollen upper lip of a prize fighter, either. You see, yesterday I sustained the first injury of motherhood (pitocin-induced labor trauma aside). I’ve been working on an article o… Continue