"Children" Blogs & Blog Posts

Amy's MusingsAmy's Musings

Tales from the anti-soccer mom of 3 great kids, Erma Bombeck with a bite. H...

 
The School Vegetable PatchThe School Vegetable Patch

Information advice and resources for anyone who gardens withs chool childre...

 
In the Mommy TrenchesIn the Mommy Trenches

The ups and downs of a mostly stay at home mom trying to balance life, love...

 
A little bird told me - craftA little bird told me - craft

I'll make you a cup of tea and we can talk about craft and parenting a...

 
Ramblings of a Freelance WriterRamblings of a Freelance Writer

A Pom in Perth. Freelance writer. Full-time mum. Part-time blogger. Exhaust...

 
educationtiotipster:Kathy Stemkeeducationtiotipster:Kathy Stemke

Our movement activities, book reviews, and parenting tips will help parents...

 
SkribblyKids BlogSkribblyKids Blog

Blog updates about cute characters, and other experimental drawings and pho...

 


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Dan Rather comments on the Louisiana GOP's mandate to put the Ten Commandments in every school classroom:Just when you think the audacity meter has reached its zenith, along comes the Republican-dominated Louisiana state legislature. This week it pas...

A mother was initially worried about bringing her kids to a Pride parade. But a chance encounter with a stranger helped her put it all in perspective.

She's a freelance writer, and her husband is a blue-collar worker. They don't have enough money to raise a kid, but they want one anyway.

Registered nurse, Grace Ryu got her 60-year-old dad a job in the kitchen at the hospital she works at. She shares her favorite and hardest moments.

You know those days when you wonder what you're teaching your children and if you're setting a good example?I had one of those recently. Chai had something happen at school and when he was telling me about it he said, "I did what you do Mum, I d...

Childcare costs are skyrocketing, forcing families to move across the US. But there may be a light at the end of the tunnel.

A therapist shared the subtle signs your parents may have had a favorite child and encouraged sibling rivalry by stoking competition and jealousy.