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Web Wide Weekend Wrap Up: November 05, 2011

November 5, 2011 by Kelli 2 Comments

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Welcome to the November 5, 2011 edition of mom blogger web wide weekend wrap up.

Suzanne Cullen presents 10 Crafts for Kids Made from Paper Plates posted at aupair, saying, "Paper plates are one of the most inexpensive and versatile craft items you can find. With a little imagination, some scissors, markers and glue, you can transform your paper dinnerware into all kinds of fun things."

dna testing presents Teenage Moms: Teen Pregnancy in America posted at DNA Testing Blog – DNA Paternity, Sibling, & Biological Family Testing, saying, "One in every ten new mothers in the US is a teenage mother. Did you know that the US has the highest rate of teenage pregnancy in the entire developing world? With 745,000 girls under the age of 20 getting pregnant each year, what is happening in the US that is perpetuating this problem"

Sara Dawkins presents 10 Important Items for a Nanny’s First Aid Kit posted at NannyPro.com, saying, "Every nanny should have her own first aid kit that travels with her wherever she goes. You can buy first aid kits already prepared and filled, but a nanny has to prepared for injuries to children, in particular. These are ten items that should always be included in a nanny’s first aid kit."

Nancy Parker presents 10 Common Issues Found in Nanny Background Checks posted at eNannySource.

Blogging Tips

Shamelle presents 5 Minute Blog Improvement Tips For The Overly Busy Blogger posted at Better Blogging Ways, saying, "We often overlook, get distracted or forget the little things we were planning to do, that will bring new visitors to our blogs. Here is a list that will remind you of all the important things you can do today within a few minutes, to make your blog and blogging better immediately."

Homemaking

Ella presents Dealing with clutter: decluttering, home organization, storage solutions and tips posted at notes from home, saying, "I hope this is suitable for inclusion. If it’s not, I won’t be offended "

Parenting

MaryLou Walston presents Driving Distractions for Young Drivers – Criminal Justice USA posted at Criminal Justice USA, saying, "Getting a driver’s license is considered a rite of passage for many teenagers. Representative of freedom and adulthood, a teen may spend a majority of his or her time behind the wheel of a car or as a passenger in a friend’s car. As exciting as being a new driver is, it is also a serious responsibility. Driving requires your full attention, and failing to drive while attentive can result in car and property damage, injury or death."

Charles Chua C K presents Are You on Holiday Every Day? posted at All About Living with Life.

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Web Wide Weekend Wrap Up: October 29, 2011

October 29, 2011 by Kelli 1 Comment

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Welcome to the October 29, 2011 edition of mom blogger web wide weekend wrap up.

Mimi’s Dollhouse presents Radio Flyer Party | Mimi’s Dollhouse posted at Mimi’s Dollhouse, saying, "Fun, DIY birthday party ideas"

Blogging Tips

Charles Chua C K presents Getting into Blogging in 4 Happy Years and Beyond posted at All About Living with Life.

Homemaking

Charles Chua C K presents Are You Able to Buy and Maintain a Car? posted at All About Living with Life.

Parenting

Mimi’s Dollhouse presents Halloween is in a week?!? posted at Mimi’s Dollhouse.

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Web Wide Weekend Wrap Up: October 22, 2011

October 22, 2011 by Kelli Leave a Comment

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Miss this last week? I am thinking of changing it to a linky. Anyone interested? Then, you can submit your own posts each week. Let me know what you think, and I will consider it.

Welcome to the October 22, 2011 edition of mom blogger web wide weekend wrap up.

Stay-at-home presents Motherhood changes friendships posted at stayathomeworker.com, saying, "A piece about changes in friendships/relationships once one friend becomes a mom."

Blogging Tips

Charles Chua C K presents 7 Benefits to Blog Productively posted at All About Living with Life.

Tarik presents 3 Tips to being 100% Today posted at Success starts today, saying, "Ask yourself the following question: how motivated/energetic/clear are you today? Rate yourself from 1 to 10, where 10 is your best, most motivated day, and 1 is your worst, no good for nothing, day. If you are anywhere between 1-6, and you want to increase to 7-10 this article is for you."

Homemaking

Chassity Pointer presents Feeling a little better posted at Messy Mommy, saying, "Fun laughs at my expense to make you feel better about your life."

tableware presents Dadibhais – TABLEWARE posted at Chef Clothing.

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Web Wide Weekend Wrap Up: October 8, 2011

October 8, 2011 by Kelli 2 Comments

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Welcome to the October 8, 2011 edition of mom blogger web wide weekend wrap up.

Jennifer Saksa presents New Typing Game Added to Free Typing Tutor Software posted at NCH Software Blog, saying, “A fun and free way for kids of all ages to learn how to type or improve their touch typing skills, KeyBlaze typing tutor software now has a game built in for a fun way to practice between lessons.”

Abby Nelson presents 10 Reasons to Consider a Nanny Who is a Mom posted at Nanny Classifieds, saying, “Finding the right nanny can be a really difficult and frustrating experience and it’s true that some parents go into it with pre-conceived notions of what a nanny should or should not be like (young and fun or older and experienced, etc.). We aren’t really sure why that is the case but over the years I have had some parents tell me that they would prefer to not have a nanny that has her own children. I think that’s really too bad because there are many reasons to consider Moms. Just being a Mother doesn’t mean that they are good or bad, better or worse, but it should NOT be a reason to exclude them from a search. In fact, you should see their experience as a parent in many ways consistent with “on-the-job” training that should help them in their career as a nanny. We are going to give you a few reasons to consider hiring a nanny who is a mother, but we want to stress that these types of life skills can and often do exist in people that have chosen a career as a nanny.”

Sara Dawkins presents 10 Household Details Your Nanny Needs to Know posted at NannyPro.com, saying, “Now that you have hired your nanny, it’s time to start thinking through the onboarding process (aka the first day). Typically, you will have thought through the basics like when they should show up and how to introduce your caregiver to the kids, etc. However, sometimes it’s nice to have a checklist of household details prepared in advance for your nanny. It’s true that you know your home along with the strengths and weaknesses. You also know where everything is and who to call in the event of an emergency whether it’s a repair or something even more serious. Of course, your nanny needs access to some of that information so here are 10 items that you should be prepared to download to your nanny on his or her first day:”

Nancy Parker presents 10 Reasons Nannies Don?t Love SuperNanny posted at eNannySource, saying, “SuperNanny and its primary competitor, Nanny 911, are a pair of shows that television networks promote as “reality” programming. In both of these shows the set-up is basically the same, in that upper-middle-class families who have multiple children, who are not angels, need to call in expert help to save the families from imploding. The expert help is the super nanny, a regular Mary Poppins on steroids. The nannies come to the rescue of befuddled parents and caregivers, and they turn all the little imps (sorry… it’s true) into model children using little more than Dr. Phil types of advice. The nannies do everything so much better than anyone else can, and they make it look super easy. Reaction among nannies in the real world that you and I inhabit has been mixed, but tends toward not loving it and here are some of the reasons why:”

DebB presents Don’t Let TV Market To Kids posted at Increase Metabolism & Live Healthy, saying, “Children are impressionable and TV commercials are not healthy.”

Blogging Tips

Lindsay Willison presents Landline Phone Service » 10 Ways Kids Survived Without Cell Phones in the 80’s posted at Landline Phone Service, saying, “Sometimes, it appears that cell phones have become a required accessory attached to every kid and teenager that you see in public. You see them being used for calls, text messaging, music listening, and game playing, virtually everywhere that kids are found. So, how did kids survive without cell phones in the 80″s?”

Peter presents Starting a Blog: A Complete Guide to Setting Up Your First Blog | The Blogging Blog posted at The Blogging Blog.

Parenting

Charles Chua C K presents What Can You Do Productively in the Last three Months of 2011? posted at All About Living with Life.

Linda Rodriguez presents Breast Cancer Awareness Month: How Will You Contribute? posted at Christian Dating Sites, saying, “The month of October has arrived and with fall knocking at our doors we tend to think of pumpkin patches, cooler breezes, apple cider and the color orange. Considering that October also means Breast Cancer Awareness month, instead of orange, we should change the color we normally associate October with to the color pink.”

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Web Wide Weekend Wrap Up: October 1, 2011

October 1, 2011 by Kelli 1 Comment

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Good morning! Are you having a great weekend? What are your plans for the day… besides reading my blog?

Welcome to the October 1, 2011 edition of mom blogger web wide weekend wrap up.

Blogging Tips

Jonathan Milligan presents Make Money Blogging — How To Reduce Fear Of Failure posted at Fast Article Answers, saying, "A nice discussion on how to reduce the fear of failure you might have about really going for it with your blog."

Charles Chua C K presents Profit from the 7 Effective Ways of Classified Ads to Blog Productively posted at All About Living with Life.

Homemaking

Donna Cullen presents 10 Fun Restaurants to Try on a Date posted at Top Dating Sites, saying, "Dating should be fun. The problem for many couples, whether it’s picking a place to go on your first date or your twelfth, is finding a place that will entertain and engage you. If you’re tired of the same dinner and a movie routine, consider one of the many fun and exciting restaurants across the United States. Whether you are in Washington, DC for a romantic weekend or your home town of Napa Valley, California there are many romantic restaurants that can wine and dine your sweetheart as well as others that pose great opportunities for fun food, environment and service. Here is a list of some of best across the country so that whatever kind of date you are on will be filled with a new and fun restaurant environment."

Suzanne Cullen presents 10 Secrets to Implementing Timeouts at Home posted at aupair, saying, "The purpose of a timeout is to remove a child from an enjoyable experience, when they have misbehaved, and have them placed in an area free from distraction in order to calm down and reflect on their behavior. Listed below are ten secrets to implementing timeouts at home."

Suzanne Cullen presents 10 Reasons Teachers are Undervalued in America posted at aupair, saying, "Education is critically important to having a fair and prosperous society. Uneducated and undereducated people are much easier to misinform and be controlled by a powerful elite. Why is it then that teachers are so undervalued in America? This is a serious problem with no easy solutions, so let’s look at some of the reasons teachers don’t get the compensation and respect they deserve."

Homeschooling

Melanie Grant presents Learning Chinese Mandarin as a Second or Third Language posted at Mel’s Mouthful on Mothering.

Parenting

The Legendary Carmine presents No Girls Allowed posted at Side Story Games – Carmine’s Comments, saying, "Gaming has been a complete "boy’s club" for a long time. The current "girl games" are failures. This article discusses what really needs to be done to fix the current situation."

The Legendary Carmine presents A “Bad” Game vs A “Mature” Game posted at Side Story Games – Carmine’s Comments, saying, "Side Story Games is all about game reviews targeted for parents, but sometimes it’s difficult to understand why our reviewers are okay with the inclusion of high levels of violence or sexuality. Carmine clears the air in this post."

Sara Dawkins presents 10 Alternatives to Baby Diapers in a Pinch posted at NannyPro.com, saying, "We’ve all been there; junior has an explosion that needs to be attended to now; you’re out in public and ran out of diapers in the diaper bag, or at home and thought you had more. What to do? Listed below are ten alternatives to baby diapers in a pinch."

Abby Nelson presents 10 Challenges Working Moms Have with Their Nannies posted at Nanny Classifieds, saying, "Being a working mom is already a difficult situation but when you add in a nanny, things get even more complex. How do you handle balancing the relationship- making it professional in such a private setting? What can you do to make it easier? Here are ten tips on common challenges with nannies and how to resolve them."

Paul Taylor presents 10 Things Kids Tattle on Each Other For posted at Babysitting Jobs, saying, "Tattling has been around since the beginning of time. Usually kids tattle in order to get attention for themselves, and negative attention for the other sibling or playmate. Listed below are ten things kids tattle on each other for."

Dr. A. Wiggins presents Autism and Vaccinations: Will Your Pediatrician Tell the Truth? posted at Personal Responsibility and Life.