By Shara Lawrence-Weiss (Originally posted on http://www.earlychildhoodnews.net) Are you looking for a few indoor rainy day ideas? Here you go! Here are five ideas for a rainy day, submitted by Susan, owner of Splendipity: 1. Finger paint in the bathtub with your FEET! 2. Draw with shaving cream on your shower doors (if you don't have shower doors, use shaving cream to read more

By Deanna Parmenter Thanks to all who responded to the quiz. Some of the questions were answered correctly by everyone and others were a bit harder. Erin Torres was the winner of the restaurant gift certificate - Congratulations! Let’s find out how you did... Knowing my credit score is not important unless I need to buy a house or car. Everyone got this one right. read more

By Deanna Parmenter I’ve been writing this blog for several months now and I enjoy it very much. But now it’s time to hear from you. This week’s blog is all about you. More specifically, about how much you know about personal finance. Listed below are 12 questions about very common situations that we all run into. But many of us may not know the answers or even how to find out more read more

This is a sponsored post written by April Pearson Come out to the Spring Fling Vendor Fair from 9 am-3 pm this Saturday, April 14, 2012, where over twenty vendors will gather at the Steeple Chase Community Center located at 11250 Steepleway Blvd, Houston, TX. Come shop ‘til you drop and enjoy music provided by a DJ. You can also enter to win prizes from some of these vendors by purchasing read more

By Chrissy Bernal This month I’m walking in the March for Babies March of Dimes walk. It goes perfectly with April being Multiple Births Awareness month. Multiples tend to arrive ahead of schedule and March of Dimes focuses on reducing the number of premature births so that babies can remain in the womb for as long as possible. Although some twin pregnancies go to 40 weeks (full-term read more

By Diana Saufley In continuing my previous blog about creating safe environments that help prevent injuries and falls, I want to address the bathroom. This is an area that can be very hazardous for a variety of reasons, including flooring type, shoes worn, physical ability and associated activity and much more needs to be assessed. While most people think about the adjustment for a larger read more