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History Lesson Historic Sites First published 2011.08.11 | Toronto | Out & About
Some days it seems that kids can’t think past their noses, which leaves it up to us to find creative ways of enriching their lives. Why not take a break from the hot summer sun and connect with local...read more |
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Summer Book Worms Books for Kids First published 2011.06.23 | Vancouver | Family Life
Summertime is chill time for kids (and moms, hopefully). So stocking up on good books is a cool way for them to relax at home while on holiday.
Regardless of your child’s age, a great place to start...read more |
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4 Cool School Projects School Activities First published 2011.04.01 | Canada | PlaySavvy
By Gail Belsky for Your Family Today
School projects are a great way to tap into your child’s creativity, but sticking to traditional posters and brochures doesn’t leave much to the imagination....read more |
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It’s Money, Honey Financial Learning Tools First published 2011.02.08 | Canada | Family Finance
If there was a bank owned and operated by doting moms, it would lend cash with zero interest terms and creative investment strategies: ‘We’re feeling bullish on dinners out this week.’
However,...read more |
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The Savvy Five: Kids’ Books Favourite Kids' Books First published 2011.01.18 | Canada | The List
What’s better than a great kids’ book?
Easy, the daily ritual of reading it to your kids. So to help ensure you have the right material, this SavvyFive is full of children’s books we love.
So...read more |
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Free To Be Free (and Cheap) Family Outings First published 2010.10.21 | Toronto | Out & About
Kids aren’t the only ones who get bored.
Finding affordable and family-friendly things to do indoors (but outside the home) are at a premium.
Come with us as we take you on a fabulous tour of...read more |
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It’s Your Choice Toronto Mayoral Candidates First published 2010.10.14 | Toronto | Out & About
It’s hard to imagine that in just four years a tiny newborn can evolve into a walking, talking kindergarten student. Just four years. We know as moms that four years can bring about great change—in...read more |
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A Novel Idea Family Literacy Day First published 2010.10.05 | Canada | Family Life
How do you help your child develop a lifelong love for reading?
It is never too early to read to your children. Having children engage in literacy-related activities as early as possible will help...read more |
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A Little Help Please Blueballoon Health Services First published 2010.09.09 | Toronto | Health & Wellness
Back to school isn’t just about buying stuff. Kids need to be prepared for the emotional adjustment of a new routine and everything else that comes with growing up and taking on new responsibilities....read more |
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A Love of Literature Christianne’s Lyceum of Literature and Art First published 2010.07.22 | Vancouver | Family Life
Remember when lazy summer afternoons used to mean lounging poolside with your favourite novel? Now our focus has shifted into what our kids are reading (poolside or not). According to Dr. Christianne...read more |
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Wave Your Flag A Mom’s Soccer Primer First published 2010.06.17 | Toronto | Family Life
All the world’s a stage with the World Cup these days (that’s soccer for those of you who just woke up to the honking and flag-waving going on recently). And for most families, it’s big news because...read more |
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ABC’s and 123’s Notch Hill Educational Products and Four Quarters Literacy First published 2010.04.22 | Vancouver | Family Life
It’s no news flash that children learn and retain more in positive, hands-on environments. But we confess that coming up with fun, interactive ways to teach new skills regularly can be daunting. So...read more |
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Show Us the Money Money-related Fun First published 2010.03.18 | Ottawa | Family Life
Some people have a lot and some people don’t. Some think it makes the world go ‘round and others think it’s plain rude to discuss in public. All we know is that our kids need to understand it, and...read more |
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The Savvy Five: Our Favourite Toys Our Favourite Open Ended Toys First published 2009.11.03 | Canada | The List
“The trouble with having an open mind, of course, is that people will insist on coming along and trying to put things in it.”
If you don’t consider yourself to be open-minded, don’t blame your mom...read more |