Tikvah
I am a stay at home Mom of four who also homeschools, and enjoys couponing, singing, reading, scrapbooking, and writing in her spare time.
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Getting Your Kids to Eat Healthy FoodsWe as parents are completely freaked out by the possibility that we are ruining the health and lives of our children by what we put on our tables. We want to feed our children more healthy foods, but we don't have the slightest clue how to get past the yuck factor. -
Elementary Music Education: Making Music Happen in Your HomeschoolMost homeschool moms admit they are not fitting as much music, art and physical education into their children's days as they would like. In the face of requirements and extracurricular activities, music often gets shoved aside for another day.
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Healthy Foods for Pregnant Women and their Unborn BabiesAfter two years of trying and two years of waiting, I finally became pregnant with our first child in March of 1997. Lots of questions started crowding my brain, but the most immediate was this: What in the world do I eat now?"
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Easy 4th/Fourth of July Desserts/treats in Red, White, and BlueRed, White and Blue is the order of the day; here are a few simple 4th/Fourth of July desserts/treats that fit the bill without costing a pretty penny! -
Games to Play at Fourth of July PicnicsYou are hosting a Fourth of July picnic at your home or local park; and now you need to come up with some entertainment. Time to pull out some traditional picnic games and have some fun! -
Kincaid's Restaurant in St. Paul, Minnesota: ReviewKincaid's was voted Best Restaurant in the Twin Cities, and I believe it. If you are looking for a superb meal in a pleasing atmosphere, you will not be disappointed.
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Using Your Mp3 Player to Enhance the Education of Your ChildrenI heard recently that pediatrician's recommend reading out loud to your children for 15 minutes per day. That's not a whole lot to ask, and it is a good place to start, a good minimum. Pull out the mp3 player and help your children listen their way to academic success.