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7 Laundry Tips–Making it a Routine Keeps your Family Organized

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  Working with a routine is a girl’s best friend… wait, that didn’t sound right… what I meant was that if you create routines, you may find that it is easier to create a system that works for you and your family.  In addition, creating a laundry routine can help your family get organized.  This particular laundry routine, that your…

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Teach Your Kids to Recycle

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Teach your Kids to Recycle By Toronto4Kids.com With Earth Day just around the corner, it’s an important reminder that we need to do all we can to preserve and protect our mama earth! Teaching your kids to recycle is vital as their future depends on it! So, why not get them involved and make recycling a fun family project?

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Best Practices for Great Parent – Teacher Meetings!

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Many parents feel uncomfortable when talking to teachers. Hey, guess what? Many teachers also feel nervous talking to you too! Here are some ways to help improve parent – teacher meetings so everyone is more comfortable! 1. Start the Year Right Take the initiative and make an appointment for a little “meet and greet” with your child’s new teacher at…

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Mmm..Lemon Zucchini Loaf

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Well, it’s (almost) that time of year again. Time for packing my girls school lunches, and for me that involves trying not to take the easy route and tossing in packaged convenience snacks! My girls definitely prefer my baking anyways! And if they want it with creative flair, then I can whip out the mini cookie cutters, so that the…

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Kids in Danger – Defective Products Under the Microscope

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Without sounding like a bit of a scare monger, I thought it would be prudent to shed some light on the danger kids are in across north America. American non-profit organization Kids in Danger (KID) is dedicated to educating parents, training engineers, designers, and manufacturers, and advocating for improvements in childrens’ product safety in cribs, toys, bathtub seats, bunk beds,…

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