True Mom Confessions

True Mom Confessions

Hysterical site. I'd never make a confession, because life in Maysville with Joey, Cooper, and Ava is perfect, but it's still great to see what others feel! LOL

Coop's new favorite movie

Dinosaur, by Disney

Onslow County Partnership for Children

Onslow Kids Center

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Playgroup

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The Mamas & Munchkins of Camp Lejeune and Jacksonville!

Super Nanny

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Free Baby Wipes from Walmart

Free Glue Dots

Parents.com Free Givaways

Free Sample of Huggies Goodnights

http://www.goodnites.com/na/specialoffers/freesample/Default.aspx

Hershey's Pumpkin Stencils

Halloween Pumpkin Stencils

Choose a thumbnail to print a stencil template. Then follow the printable instructions.

Funology

National Grandparents Day

National Grandparents Day is a United States secular holiday celebrated on the first Sunday after Labor Day.

The establishment of this holiday began with Marian McQuade, who spearheaded a campaign for the establishment of an official holiday in honor of grandparents. In 1973 her efforts paid off, when Governor Arch Moore declared the first Grandparent's Day in West Virginia.

Later that year, Senator Jennings Randolph (D-WV) introduced a resolution in the United States Senate to make Grandparent's Day a national holiday. Five years later, Congress passed legislation proclaiming the first Sunday after Labor Day as National Grandparents Day and Jimmy Carter signed the proclamation.

PBS KIDS Ready to Learn

Past Ready To Learn initiative grants from the U.S. Department of Education have funded some of the country's most effective and beloved children's educational television programming. Award-winning Ready To Learn initiative programs like Sesame Street and Between the Lions have helped young children build the cognitive, problem solving, and social/emotional skills they need for school success.

http://www.pbs.org/readytolearn/programs.html

How to Make Playdough

Courtesy of WikiHow:

INGREDIENTS:

• 4 cups of plain flour
• 4 cups of water
• 2 cups of fine salt
• 4 tbsp of cooking oil (or cream of tartar)
• Food coloring (optional), Kool-aid powder (use different flavors for different colors and aromas)

DIRECTIONS:

1. Gather the necessary ingredients and mix the dry ingredients together. Add food coloring to the water.
2. This optional step will create colored play dough. Put the water in a different bowl if color is to be added.
3. Mix all of the ingredients in a large pan and heat it over medium heat.
4. Stir constantly until the dough feels like stiff, smooth, mashed potatoes.
5. Take it off the stove once the mixture has a stiff consistency. Let it cool and knead it until it is blended smoothly.

The only limit to what you can make is your imaginationStore the dough in an airtight container, such as a plastic bag.