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Do You Take Your Kids to the Circus?
The circus is a place for slushies, spinning flashlights and animal acts, but over the years as reports have surfaced about elephants and tigers being mistreated to put on the greatest show on earth, many moms and dads are against taking their kids to witness what goes on under the big top. What's your opinion?
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Atlantis Adventure: Is It a Destination For Your Family?
It's better in the Bahamas! As we hunker down for six more weeks of Winter, a Caribbean getaway sounds like heaven. Many island hotels are offering last-minute deals to escape from the cold, but how do you know if one is right for your family?
Website Lil Loves: The Seventh Generation Million Baby Crawl
What's up with the babies hauling it through a crosswalk on all fours? They're heading to Washington to speak up, er, babble, for their rights! Many moms agree that the best gift we can give our children is a better, greener, healthier Earth.
All Aboard! Disney's Christmas Carol Train Tour
All aboard the Christmas Carol Express! To promote their upcoming movie, A Christmas Carol, Disney has created a real-life locomotive experience for families that showcases graphic artwork, actor interviews, motion development, historical artifacts, and computer-generated characters from the motion picture.
Last Friday, I took my children out to see the moving exhibit, which stopped in Northern California.
Pack Your Bags: Luggage For Lil Travelers
Get your motor running . . .
Toy Box: Baby Sling For Your Lil Copycat
Monkey see, monkey do, right? You can be sure your older darling will want to take care of her baby dolls the same way you do her baby sister. Hotslings, the baby carrier company known for its pouch-style slings that come in a variety of beautiful, stylish fabrics, has created miniature versions of its bestsellers just for your lil copycat.
Lil Find: Hamusuta
Like man, every child needs a best friend. But right now having a pet dog isn't an option in my home. And, before I go out and buy my daughter an animal of appropriate size, I'm thinking about spending $12 for a Hamusuta.
Lil Find: Taro Gomi Drawing Books
When your tot grows tired of the yellow lined legal pad, treat him to a super special Taro Gomi drawing book.
Since there are four different books to choose from, there's one for every lil artist.
If your honey needs a little direction, Scribbles ($14) or Doodles ($14) might be the right choice as they gives wee ones an image to build on for every page.
Mom-Me Time: Flash Cards Lend Mama a Hand
If you're in need of a break, but your kid is running around — I've got a game for you. I play it with my babe when I am wiped out. It keeps her interested and both of us interacting.
Fashion Week: And Then There Was Jake
If you're looking for a slice of Americana, the adorable sweaters created by "and then there was Jake" are sure to put a smile on your lil one's face. The hand-loomed cuties tend to feature embroidered animals and designs that keep your child looking like one.
This spring, the company is going patriotic with summer-weight sweaters featuring stars and clambakes and matching linen shorts and pants.
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