‘Survivors of the Holocaust’: Graphic Novel for Kids Shares the True Stories of Six Extraordinary Children
When I received an email about a nonfiction graphic novel for kids called Survivors of the Holocaust, I was immediately
Books
‘Oh She Glows’ by Angela Liddon and its role in my Wellness (and Weight Watchers!) Journey
This past September, I had the opportunity to spend a Saturday morning leafing through my ‘Oh She Glows‘ and ‘Oh She
Kids Get Arthritis Too
March is Childhood Arthritis Awareness Month which makes it the perfect time to talk about Juvenile Arthritis. When I was
Gifts That Speak to Your Child…by Name
“It’s time to wake up, Rachel!” That’s what this alarm clock would say if your daughter’s name is Rachel. It
Why I’m Lovin’ Looneyspoons & How You Can WIN a Copy!
If you watch Food Network Canada, then chances are that you know Greta & Janet Podleski of Eat, Shrink &
Re-thinking School…
“AXIOMATIC” – defined by the Merriam Webster Dictionary as “Self-evident or unquestionable”. Until now, private school and a post secondary
The Help by Kathryn Stockett- a Review
So I finished reading The Help well over a month ago, but haven’t yet had the opportunity to share my
Enchanted with Echantment
Over 3 months ago, thanks to a tweet by @WomenOnTheFence, I became aware of Guy Kawasaki’s latest book: Enchantment: The
The Go-To Mom’s Parents’ Guide to Emotion Coaching Young Children
I just finished reading The Go-To Mom’s Parents’ Guide to Emotion Coaching Young Children by Kimberley Clayton Blaine and I
Room: a book by Emma Donoghue
Something I have chosen to do this year was to carve out a little bit of ‘me’ time here &