Child Fashion: Orange-Aid
We’re into gender-neutral fashion looks for kids and this one is great for Spring and will transition well into summer.
We’re into gender-neutral fashion looks for kids and this one is great for Spring and will transition well into summer.
I’ve got spring on my mind and it shows in this bright outfit.
We’ve put together this fun Spring outfit for boys.
We love Valentine’s Day over here. For years we have been creating and gathering ideas for easy Valentine’s Day cards for kids, homemade Valentine’s Day gifts, and fun Valentine’s Day projects.
But I also love what I see out there on the web and want to share some of my favorite Valentine’s Day gift ideas for kids (which I have been obsessively collecting on my Pinterest board).
This innovative board book with heat-sensitive color-changing ink reveals a simple story that intrigues even a jaded eight-year old… my son.
I love the combination of checks and stripes. Even though this outfit is culled from the boys’ department, it really is gender neutral and would look just as great on girls.
We’re hooked on Downton Abbey. Trust us, it’s must-watch TV.
My son– looking over my shoulder– just asked me to buy this entire outfit for him.
Ah, the superhero phase. It’s one of my favorites and not nearly as despised by parents as the princess one is. Here are some of our favorite picks for superhero clothes and toys.
I am bursting with pride and happiness for our longtime contributor Brenda Ponnay, and the launch of her kids’ book series under her alter ego, Secret Agent Josephine.
We put together a fun autumn outfit for girls. It’s so stylish and adorable, I would like to wear it.
A great crafts book by one of former contributors hits the bookshelves. It’s makes for a great holiday gift.
Making our annual photo album is a favorite tradition. Key is making sure we schedule a photo shoot so we capture we are all in the pictures, especially Mom.
It’s been an honor to get to know Christopher McMullen and his mom Carol and share their story with you. Thank you, Carol for sharing your story and wisdom with us. And thank you, dear readers for your support.
I’ve just returned from the Special Olympics World Summer Games in Athens (as a guest of longtime sponsor P&G) and as expected it was a learning experience. We can all learn from Special Olympics athletes and their families.
Though no longer with us in body, Eunice Kennedy Shriver’s spirit and energy lives on through Special Olympics. Thank you, Mrs. Shriver for starting a powerful movement.
Did you always want to attend the opening ceremonies of a world-class sporting event? Me too. And, I finally did it this past weekend in Athens, Greece when I attended the opening ceremonies for the Special Olympics World Summer Games!
I just arrived in Athens today to attend the Special Olympics World Games. I’m extremely excited to meet the young athlete Christopher McMullen. Learn why.
The Special Olympic World Games are coming up (eight more days!) and we’re more excited than ever to experience the extraordinary.
This past weekend, my son created a list of 25 things he’d like to do this summer. Want to join in on the fun? We’ve made a cute printable that your kids can use too.

