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Politikids: Kid Zui Allows Children to Cast Their Votes
Kids stay connected on the Internet so it makes sense that the social networking site for small frys (ages 3-12), Kid Zui, is encouraging them to express their political opinions online as well. Minors can cast their vote for the presidency in the mock election as their parents head to the polls. Here are a couple interesting tidbits.
Who Would You Trust to Babysit Your Kid: Obama or McCain?
Voting for the United States Commander in Chief is clearly different from voting for your favorite babysitter. However, I have to think that the person you trust to push the war button might be someone you'd be willing to leave your child with while you enjoy a night on the town.
In the spirit of Super Tuesday, I have to ask, who would you rather babysit your child?
Lil Links: Presidential Paper Dolls
- Obama and McCain paper dolls — Ohdeedoh
- Woman kidnaps first grader to prove it can be done — Parent Dish
- Can't stop the beat for Courteney and Coco — Celebrity Baby Blog
- Naomi and Sasha run errands — Celebrity Baby Scoop
- Cool Mom to be on Dr. Phil! — Cool Mom
- Rainbow jello — Alpha Mom
- In search of the perfect nursing pad — The Poop
- Cutest cupcake photo contest — Women's Day
Would You Swing Your Vote to Put a Mom in Office?
As moms, when we cast our votes we cast them not only for ourselves, but for our under-aged children. John McCain made an interesting and likely calculated decision when he tapped Sarah Palin to be his running mate. The Governor of Alaska is a parent to five children aged 4 months to 19 years old — Track, Bristol, Willow, Piper, and Trig.
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