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Looking for a little summer reading for your kiddo? Get inspiration from the Children's Book Council, who recently asked kids to vote for their favorite book. Kindergartners to second readers love Mo Williems, no surprise there! -- LilSugar
The things we do for our kids. Plastic surgery on a pinata, for one. Hilarious. -- Stimeyland
Teaching kids about the birds and the bees is awkward enough, but the questions they come up with are even more cringe-worthy. -- Divine Caroline
Preparing yourself for baby number one is one thing. But preparing baby number one for baby number two? A little trickier. -- Momversation
Dollhouses are a favorite childhood plaything, but they can take up a lot of space. That's why I love this "play out of the way" version in a cupboard. -- CafeMom
Making mom friends: It's like dating, only harder. Get advice on how to get past the small talk and develop a real relationship. -- Alpha Mom
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5-21-2009 @ 6:52AM
Heather said...Mo Willems is hillarious. I love My friend is Sad. Anything by this author is great.
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