Wit & Wisdom from my Journey through Womanhood
It used to be that only mothers wanted to have a happy napper, but now kids do too. The ones that kids want are stuffed animals that reverse from being the animal to being the animals house.
Before Christmas my 7 year old daughter spotted a pink Happy Napper in a store and she was instantly interested in having one. I was surprised because she had wanted a pillow pet for a while, but quickly switched to a Happy Napper.
Economically speaking many people are finding they have to fit more people into smaller spaces to save money. This includes children having to share their space with each other more than ever. The old standard of the child using their room as a playroom as well as a sleeping space is becoming harder to do. There are several ways to make use of the space in the smaller rooms, particularly in children’s rooms. A favorite for children’s rooms are cheap bunkbeds. These really help to maximize the space in the room, whether there are multiple children in the room or just one. Bunk beds come in all shapes and styles these days making it much easier to fit many ages of children.
If it’s animated my kids will watch it. That doesn’t mean the DVD is good – just that they will watch it. We sat down together and watched Space Dogs
SYNOPSIS: The exciting, animated tale based on the true story of Belka and Strelka; two Russian dogs sent to space in 1960. A circus dog and a stray dog embark on an out-of-this-world adventure to become the world’s most famous canine cosmonauts!
I’ve used this simple type of kids charts for years. In the video I tell you that it’s so I don’t have to nag the kids or be all stressed out. That’s true, but it’s also so I can spend as much time in bed as possible – shh don’t tell.
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