I went to a wedding a few weekends ago. All the kids came with us, too. We left Saturday morning and made the drive up to Grand Rapids. In the parking lot [...]

Now that my youngest is able to articulate his feelings more and that he’s asking “Why?” a lot, I decided to start asking some questions of my own.
How are you feeling? What does that mean? [...]

Love this Michigan weather!!  These past couple weeks have brought us every kind of day you could possibly imagine—cold and windy to sunny and warm. Never knowing what lies ahead, the boys and I have [...]

While helping Rita and Ruby straighten their room the other day, I found a piece of paper that had an outstanding list written in Rita’s 5-year-old block letters.  It looked a little like this:
FUN THINS [...]

I have recently discovered the website Pinterest. I have now spent way too much time perusing recipes, cute photos and craft ideas.
For those of you still blissfully ignorant of this website, it is essentially a [...]

My youngest daughter has a friend who carefully names all her dolls and stuffed animals.  She has a seemingly endless supply of appropriate names for things she loves, from Herold to Pinky, Belle to George, [...]

Boston’s Early Childhood blog had a great post recently. It has to do with how children and adults answer four simple questions. The majority of adults get the answers wrong. Curious? Here are the questions:
1. [...]

My husband came across a wonderful blog last month and I have become addicted to it.
It is not so much a blog as a catalog of really cool videos from all over the world that [...]

We’ve come a long way from the “children are to be seen and not heard” era, back when children were expected to carry more responsibilities at younger ages and had no rights; back when they [...]

In June, we went on vacation.  We stayed in hotels, ate in restaurants, rode amazing Disney rides, and met Mickey!  We brought back t-shirts, stuffed toys, wonderful souvenirs only available at those crazy shops that [...]