You never really think it will happen to you, and most of the time it doesn’t. But when your kids walk in and discover the “bad accident” that happened at your house, that sick violated feeling that a break in is all too real. Home robberies and break ins are on the rise and happening all …
Through my son’s younger years, I just took for granted that his pediatrician would tell me if there was an issue with my son’s eyes. Little did I know that the typical vision screening wasn’t enough. Children should be seen by an ophthalmologist every year starting at 6 months old! Each year, at visits to the pediatricians office …
Back in September, I shared with you that I began the process of becoming a Substitute Teacher. The first step was taking the CBest Exam. It was quite a nerve racking time as I was going through some testing on my memory/brain, while also studying for the California Basic Educational Stills Test (CBest). The best …
In the last year, my grandmother moved into a lovely assisted living facility not too far away. I try to visit her regularly so she can get out, do a little shopping or visit while out at lunch. Occasionally, I bring my little ones to visit and help their Great Grandmother with her errands, but we usually don’t stay long at the facility. In the beginning, like most toddlers, they were a little uncomfortable in that environment.
It’s been a rough couple of days around here. We were on our way to the grand opening of a new frozen yogurt place when suddenly Handsome Boy says his tummy hurt. Thinking it was just because he was running around, being a wild man, playing with his sister, I told him to sit, relax …
Starting at about 6 months I enrolled my son in a “Mommy and Me” class at the Garden Grove School District. My mother-in-law heard about the class, and gave me the information as she knew I was looking to start my son off with early learning. I felt that socializing him early was the key …
