Homeschool Conference Debunks Homeschooling Misconceptions
This new school year got off to a fantastic start with a Homeschool Conference in Sacramento, CA. As a grandma, I had the privilege of attending the conference.
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Birthday Surprise for a 99-Year Old Grandma
My sister-in-law’s nephew asked his family and friends to send his grandmother birthday cards for her 99th birthday. His goal: for her to receive 99 birthday cards.
Read More »Grandmother Remembers Helps Record Memories for Grandchildren
Grandmother Remembers is a charming book that makes it easy for grandmothers to record their history for future generations with fill-in-the-blank questions and space for photos.
Read More »Meal Train Helps Friends Support Friends With Meals
Meal Train is the perfect solution for friends who are going through a difficult or challenging time due to a birth, surgery, or illness and could use some help.
Read More »National Night Out is August 2, 2011
National Night Out is a crime and drug prevention event. People all over the country are having block parties, cookouts, parades, and flash light walks.
Read More »Auntie’s Day Is July 24, 2011
Auntie’s Day is intended to thank, honor and celebrate the aunt in a child’s life, whether she is an Auntie by Relation, Auntie by Choice, or godmother.
Read More »Kids Are Safer with Grandma Behind the Wheel
A new study published in the Journal of Pediatrics shows kids are twice as safe when their grandparents are behind the wheel instead of their parents.
Read More »Be There Bedtime Stories for Families That Are Far Apart
Be There Bedtime Stories is webcam storytelling for families that are far apart. It’s one of the easiest online technologies I’ve ever tried with 3 user-friendly steps.
Read More »Midnight Lullaby Is Soothing for All Ages
You can listen to a good CD over and over again and continue to discover nuances in the music and lyrics. This is so true for Jane Roman Pitt’s Midnight Lullaby.
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