Caps For Sale – An Enduring Classic
A favorite childhood book is now enjoyed by a third generation of children
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When Children Spell
From the time Juliet was a toddler she’s always been keenly observant. Even when you don’t think she’s listening and understanding, she is. And when she doesn’t understand what’s going on, she’ll ask: What are you talking about? When my daughter doesn’t want Juliet to know what we’re talking about, she uses the age-old trick of spelling a few keys words, for example: Have you decided on a G-I-F-T for her B-I-R-T-H-D-A-Y?
Read More »Storytelling with Nancy Mellon
Nancy Mellon is a therapist, teacher, and author of three books. Her newest book is Body Eloquence. She has been teaching storytelling as a healing art for over two decades and believes that stories broaden our inner knowing, our compassion, and our sense of self.
Read More »Competing with the “Other” Grandmother
Natural rivalry between grandmothers happens, but our grandchildren need all the love they can get.
Read More »Children Need Rituals
Rituals provide children with comfort and security. They help children deal with change. They give them a sense of identity and an understanding of what is valued in their family.
Read More »President Barack Obama Immortalized in Chopped Liver
Couple sculpts a chopped liver portrait of President Barack Obama
Read More »Setting Goals Not Making Resolutions
How are your resolutions going? We all make them—it’s part of the New Year’s tradition. We’re determined that this fresh New Year is the time to make resolutions.
Read More »Grandma’s Book of the Month Club
Long-distance grandmother sends monthly Amazon gift certificates to her grandchildren
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