Our children’s innocence is under attack, and parents cannot win the battle with a single awkward "birds and the bees" talk or a strict set of rules. The  Passport2Purity Getaway Kit  helps build heart-to-heart communication between you and your pre-teen while laying a foundation of purity that will prepare them for the turbulent years ahead.


With the Passport2Purity Getaway Kit we as parents have the opportunity to take our teen or preteen aside and spend one-on-one time helping them see the dangers ahead and teaching them ways to deal with what is to come.  I took the time to look through the materials in the

While many books for new parents focus on prenatal development and the health of a mom-to-be, Suzanne Hadley Gosselin's  Expectant Parents' core purpose is to help new parents understand key issues related to the arrival of a new child in the home, offering practical assistance as they prepare themselves for long-term family success.

Remember middle school? Many parents would rather not. It’s often a rough ride, filled with insecurity, peer pressure, awkwardness, and world-rocking change. This book provides practical, hands-on advice for helping your child through this minefield—with information about what he or she is

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A Doctor’s Original Baby Care Guide for that Important First Year

With over 120 full color pictures, I am able to share baby care as if you were in my office. Neatly written in under 100 pages (print version), this easy to understand guide is written by a doctor to assure reliable information for you and

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Are you juggling motherhood, marriage--and perhaps a career? Whether you're a career woman  or a stay-at-home mom, you want to give your all in every part of your life.

Personal time and romance become distant memories and the stress

by Holly Homer & Rachel Miller

The first months and years of motherhood can be the most challenging and disorienting of your life—and faith. When you’re surrounded by the happy chaos of children, how do you spend quiet time with God if the only quiet time you get is while you sleep? How can you demonstrate a

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About Tools4Wisdom Mommy Planner :

Tools4Wisdom planners help Mommy's make daily choices that are smart...
  ... And are filled with thought provoking sections to inspire - and follow the

Disclosure: I received a free product for this review through Tomoson.com.

The Parking Pal is a car magnet that will  entertain kids while keeping them safe at the same time! Children are automatically drawn to the unique, colorful, fun designs of the Parking Pal. Helping to reduce the possibility of parking lot injury, the Parking Pal is a simple, affordable solution to keep kids safe and right next to your car.

Penalty Pal- Removable and easy to reposition wall decal used for time-out spots.

Emergency Phone List- Removable and easy to reposition wall decal to write

Ok it is the very first day of a brand New Year - and what am I doing?  Searching the internet to help me decide what my "New Year's Resolutions" will be and how I can actually achieve them.  After finding that I have been online for nearly 3 hours, I've finally come to the realization that making "resolutions" is the wrong way for me to start my New Year (plus getting off the computer might be a good place to start as well - lol)

So, starting now, I am working on a more reasonable "New Year's Task List" that I will check off as I accomplish each little Step of Each Task - making smaller goals that are easier to achieve and give a sense of accomplishment and purpose to start out this 2014!

Task #1 - Take Care of My Needs

As a Stay At Home Mom in a One income Family - I usually ignore my personal wants and sometimes even my needs in order to take care of

There are 30,000 children each year diagnosed and battling cystic fibrosis. There is no cure for this progressive disease. Sticky Icky Booger Bugs is the tale of a boy's battle with cystic fibrosis as he attempts to avoid the hospital. 

Kory is just like any other child. He loves recess, playing soccer and exploring his neighborhood with his best friend. With every puff, cough, and sneeze, Kory keeps the sticky icky booger bugs away so he can have fun every day!


My Review :
This is a wonderful book to explain to children and parents what it is like to live every day with Cystic Fibrosis.  I love how Kory explains his daily schedule and that other than the sticky icky booger bugs, he is like nearly every other kid his age who enjoys soccer and playing with his friends.  He can run and play, he just has to take special care of his body so he can breathe better.

I ordered the free set of kids stationary for this review for my middle child, older daughter who just turned 9.  She loves to send notes in the mail to her friends and she absolutely loves Peace Signs.  Her bedroom is decorated in peace signs and flowers so I knew this was the perfect card design for her.

Today on Mom Loves 2 Read, I welcome Author Eleanor Vincent to share a little for my readers of her experience with Grief Recovery . . .

The Goodbye Year is an inspirational, honest, and hilarious tale of Toni’s approach to the end of an era in the Piccinini household.

For many mothers, a child’s senior year brings about a serious look back on the past eighteen. Every event—from Halloween to Mother’s Day—becomes The Last Time.

Toni Piccinini knows exactly what that’s like, and in The Goodbye Year, she offers the loving support every soon-to-be Empty Nester needs. Think of Toni as your bossy-but-loving Italian auntie, with modern sensibilities and a packed pantry. With the wisdom she’s acquired from saying goodbye three times to her own children, she reassuringly holds your hand while encouraging you through the insanity of the college application process, the rejections and the acceptances, and the teary dorm drop-offs. Even better, she reminds every mother that the best is yet to come—freedom, creativity, flexibility, and the Me Years.

As most parents can tell you, next to the diapers, what product to you touch in the first years of baby's life other More than the baby wipes tub?  You can find them stashed in nearly any room of the house, setting out for all to see.  The unsightly and boring plastic baby wipes tub.  Not the most lovely accent item!

From this concept, the WipesWraps Baby Wipes Covers was born.  The world's first stretchable cloth