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More Celebs Following Progressive Parenting Principles

May 10, 2012 Written by Babywearing , Breastfeeding , Cosleeping , Homeschooling , Tandem Nursing

More and more celebs are following progressive or attachment parenting principles. “Gossip Girl” star Kelly Rutherford and “Big Bang Theory” actress Mayim Bialik both made the headlines recently when they revealed publicly that they breastfed their toddlers; Rutherford even more so because she revealed her stance on the subject back in 2008. Bialik, who, in [...]


Posted by: Chaley Scott
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Travel with Baby: Seven Weeks, Five Countries

May 3, 2012 Written by Baby , Child , Holidays , Travel

The last and only other time we were in Prague, we were just married, childless, and incredibly taken with the city. Every street and every corner seemed magical. Our hotel, a charming old house turned B&B, was right in the heart of the old city, only a short walk away from Charles Bridge and the [...]


Posted by: Ruxandra Looft
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Yo-Yo Embelished Onesie

Craft: Embellish Onesies with an Easy to Sew Yo-Yo!

April 26, 2012 Written by Baby , Child , Crafts , Simple Living

Okay Moms, let’s be honest, we’re all a bit tight on time. Yet, we want our kid’s to look ultra cute! While we may not have the money to dish out at a specialty boutique for our little angels we just might have what it takes to whip up this quick and easy project. In [...]


Posted by: Emilee Gettle
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Start Throwing Things

April 24, 2012 Written by Books , Education , Family , Just for Fun

  There are at least 8 reasons you should start throwing things. 1. Juggling boosts brain development. Research indicates that learning to juggle accelerates the growth of  neural connections related to memory, focus, movement, and vision. The beneficial changes persist even after weeks without practice. 2. Juggling is egalitarian. It doesn’t discriminate by age, size, gender, or athletic [...]


Posted by: Laura Grace Weldon
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Felt Needle Book TUTORIAL from Living Crafts Magazine

April 22, 2012 Written by Crafts , Tools, Tips and How-to

This wabi-sabi needle book is so easy to make if you have some small pieces of felt in different colors.  You can even do some embroidery on it, using a solid button.  Click here for the tutorials on the Living Crafts blog.


Posted by: Pardis Amirshahi
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Waldorf Doll Baby that Grows with Your Own Baby

April 18, 2012 Written by Child , Crafts , Family

Find complete instructions on how to make a Waldorf Doll by Katja Magus, on Living Crafts blog.  This doll can be made without hair and baby clothes and diaper, for your baby.  As your baby grows you can add hair and kid clothes.  To find instructions on how to make the doll click here.  For [...]


Posted by: Pardis Amirshahi
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