The old phrase “breakfast of champions” may be more than just a phrase. What you feed your child in the morning can have a significant effect on their performance throughout the rest of the day. Yet many parents are feeding … Continue reading →
Have you ever seen some of the cave art done by prehistoric humans? As you view these paintings, have you ever felt that they remind you a bit of the art projects your children bring home from school? Turns out … Continue reading →
#10: With rising energy prices, it may be worth its weight in gold someday. #9: Just to see the look on their face…priceless. #8: It can be crushed into a diamond…if they work hard enough. By that time, they’ll have … Continue reading →
As the holiday season rolls around, usually the last thing on a parent’s mind is safety. There is shopping to do, preparations to prepare, and depending on your situation, mustering enough spare energy to survive a visit from the in-laws. … Continue reading →
Here’s a quick reminder for those planning their Thanksgiving Freas: Home fires spike on the holiday due to cooking mishaps, and one of the main causes is people deep-frying their turkeys. Done improperly, this can cause an explosion that seriously … Continue reading →
This past week in the ‘if they only had a brain’ category Georgia’s Republican Lt. Governor Burt Jones introduced legislation that would reward teachers who undergo firearms training to get a permit to carry guns to school with a $10,000 … Continue reading →
The duty of all parents is to raise a self-sufficient being that can function on their own That’s the parental curse; the job require you pour all this love and attention into a little person just so they can ultimately … Continue reading →
Which is smarter: your dog or your child? It’s a fair question, especially after your kid thought it a good idea to use a paper bag as a juice container to transport Kool-Aid between the kitchen and their room. I … Continue reading →
Children = dogs = what can go wrong? See if you can spot the true story in the list below: A) Child’s foot broken while joy riding on Great Dane B) Unruly child bites dog, severs his foot C) Dog … Continue reading →
“I have never let my schooling interfere with my education.” – Mark Twain Modern parents may not realize it, but the 9-month school calendar is a throwback to the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, when children were needed as free labor … Continue reading →
