Rated G. On blu-ray 3/18. Ok for kids 4+.
Rated G. On DVD 3/25. Ok for kids 7+.Buy Little House on the Prairie Season 1 (Deluxe Remastered Edition Blu-ray + UltraViolet Digital Copy).
Rated G. On DVD 3/25. Ok for kids 3+.
Author: Becky Danielson, M.Ed.Does the thought of traveling with your children fill you with joyful anticipation or overwhelming dread? Vacation time with kids can be a bit of both! With spring break looming and travel plans for summer vacations underway, now is the time to start planning.Really,…
The sun is shining a little brighter, the trees are a little greener, the birds sing a little louder and the sounds of lawnmowers fill neighborhoods across the land. That's right, Spring has sprung - or has it? Although actual Spring is still a few months out, we can make ours homes feel like…
Going to visit the doctor can be intimidating – especially if you try to make the most of your time with your doctor. Albeit, when you don't feel well it is difficult to have everything together but getting into the habit of being prepared is the ideal way to be a good patient.Here is what…
By Rebecca DouglasLove is in the air and Valentine's Day is just around the corner. Here are some easy ideas to have a festive Valentine's Day with your little loved one.LOVE NOTES: A love note in the lunch box from mommy or daddy is much appreciated anytime but around Valentine's Day…
In today's society we are expected to work 80 hours each week, make cookies from scratch after a nutritious gourmet meal every night, attend all of the practices and events for our children (Little League, dance, karate), and keep an immaculate home; all while being mentally, physically, and…
February is typically all about Valentine's Day. But, it's also Dental Health month! Tooth decay is the most prevalent dental health problem for young children.
Released in Theaters: Feb. SYNOPSIS: Emmet is an ordinary LEGO figure who's mistakenly thought to be the extraordinary MasterBuilder and recruited to join a quest to stop an evil LEGO tyrant from gluing the universe together. REVIEW: Who knew a movie about LEGOs called "The LEGO Movie" could be so…
