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Tell Mommy: What Do Your Kids Always Misplace?
No matter how organized I am when we're headed out the door, my husband, or children are usually missing something. Whether it's a misplaced key, wallet, backpack, permission slip, toy, hair tie, or pair of socks — items, small and large, seem to disappear into thin air in our flat. Usually, they are uncovered in a matter of minutes or months.
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Have You Experienced Lost & Found With Your Lil One?
Kids are magicians at making themselves disappear — they climb into clothing racks at the mall, wander off at the park or can be hard to see in crowds of big people.
So most moms have had at least one of those moments when your heart drops to the pit of your stomach and for one terrifying instant you think your child is lost.
It's enough to drain the blood from your veins and knock your knees out from under you.
Wee Are the World: The Tooth Fairy Project
Though you may have scrounged the Internet to find the perfect pillow, box or envelope for storing lost teeth, once the tooth fairy leaves her present, those teeth usually sit untouched hidden in a drawer. The lost tooth process can take on a whole new meaning if used to introduce lil ones to The Tooth Fairy Project. Created by the Radiation and Public Health Project (a watchdog group), The Tooth Fairy Project, studies levels of radiation found in baby teeth to determine where the highest levels of strontium-90 are located in America.
Do You Keep Your Kids in Sight While at the Park?
My jaw dropped the other day when I heard one mother tell another that she lost track of the woman's son (a kindergartner) earlier in the day (while he was in her care) at the packed park. She found him after a few minutes, but then the two laughed about it as they ate lunch while their tots played clear across the park and out of sight.
Do you keep your eyes on your kids at all times in crowded places?
Kit Kittredge: An American Girl: Interview with Chris O'Donnell
He caught our eye as Charlie Simms, the kind hearted collegian, playing opposite Al Pacino in Scent of a Woman and young ladies swooned when he broke up a Circle of Friends as Jack Foley. Chris O'Donnell is the quintessential American male with conventional good looks, smarts and the friendly disposition of the boy, now man, next door. He's the kind of guy that men and mothers like.
Forgotten Toddler Left at Airport by Family
A 23-month-old earned his wings without ever leaving the ground. The child was accidentally left behind while dashing for a flight with his parents and grandparents. All of the adults assumed he was with another member of the group.
Would You Freeze Your Dying Husband's Sperm to Use Later?
Lisa Roberts, a 34–year–old British woman, lost her husband, James a few years ago to a devastating bone cancer.
Already a mother to seven–year–old son Cameron, the couple chose to freeze James' sperm before he started his cancer treatments.
Hoping he would fight off the illness, they were prepared to use the frozen sperm for future fertilization to grow their family.
Lil Find: Temporary Tattoos
Tots love realistic looking temporary tats, but these skin stickers are more than art. Tattoos with a Purpose started the line of arm appliques for parents to adhere to their children's limbs before field trips, vacations, and outings in crowded areas.
For young ones who have yet to memorize their phone numbers, adults can scribble them or the name of the child's school on the tattoos and the kids are good to go.
Folic Acid May Not Be Just for Mama
We've told you about the benefits of folic acid for expectant mothers, but now a new study reports that it may also have an effect on the opposite sex. It said:
Researchers have found an association between a vitamin and levels of chromosomal abnormalities in men's sperm. Men who consumed high levels of folate (a water-soluble B vitamin that occurs naturally in food) and folic acid (the synthetic form of the vitamin) tended to have lower levels of abnormal sperm where a chromosome had been lost or gained (known as aneuploidy).
Delilicious: Solids Made Easy
When it's time for your babe to start eating solid foods, it's time for mama's minor heart palpitations. While chewing and swallowing are second nature to you and me, it's something that every child has to learn. And part of the learning process can include gagging and choking scares.
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