Saturday, June 23, 2012

Phrase of the day (1)


The difference between a successful person and others is not a lack of strength, not a lack of knowledge, but rather in a lack of will.
- Vincent J. Lombardi-

Wednesday, June 20, 2012

Children’s wristbands

Tag your Toddler wristbands





Children love being trendy wearing colourful, fancy silicone wristbands. Sometimes, these wristbands may support specific causes or send a statement.
These long-lasting quality rubber bracelets are the perfect solution of party favours, fundraiser items, or just for fun!

There are of different types and they bring about a variety of benefits. For example, you may find the Children Safety Awareness Wristbands, which are very economical and are specifically designed to add your child's name and contact information should your child get lost.

Among the benefits of these wristbands, we may mention the following:
1)       Some are used in schools, as a means of security and identification.
2)       If your child is lost, a wristband with your cell phone number can quickly reunite you.
3)       Other wristbands are used at birthday parties or other celebrations, and are given  as gifts so the guests remember the special occasion.
For more information on this issue, contact: www.wristbandconnection.com

Sunday, June 17, 2012

Nursery Rhymes


                               
Most children love being told nursery rhymes. They contain rhyming words and lovely tunes. most popular nursery rhymes are listed here with their origins. ONce you read them, they'll rinmg you the bell and make you go back to you childhood! Can you remember the tunes to the nursery rhymes? Make an effort, so that you can tell them to your kids.
Good luck =)

Jack and Jill
Humpty Dumpty
Sing a song of sixpence
Hey diddle diddle!
Pussycat Pussycat!

In case you wanna have a broader picture on this, visit http://www.rhymes.org.uk/

See you soon!

Sunday, June 10, 2012

Did you know a bear's senses are important to its survival?

                                         

Bears have great senses smell, sight and hearing.
Bears can smell any kind of food from from long distances. Even being far away. Bears also mark their territtory with their urine as cats do.
Their most developed sense is the eysight. Bears can identify fruit or nuts at long distances.
They also use their hearing sense to track the position of other animals which might be their prays.
Good for bears!

Thursday, June 7, 2012

The soft drinks great boom

                                      
Among youngsters it’s very common to hear they have soft drinks almost at any moment of the day. But, we should ask ourselves...
Is that good for their health?
Do soft drinks contain what they need to grow?
The answer is definitely NO

Kids may be used to drinking sodas at any time, even in the morning, when they’ve recently got up. As adults we should be aware of soda’s negative aspects:

  • International surveys have shown that carbonated soft drinks consumption has doubled in recent years, increasing overweight figures.
  • Drinking about 9 ounces of soft drink, may be equivalent to 130 calories.
  • Kids who consume soft drinks, have a tendency to skip any of the main meals during the day.
  • Soft drinks don’t include calcium and that’s crucial for their development.
The aspects mentioned above are some of the effects soft drinks may have on kids (and on adults as well).
If you know any other, please share with us!

Tuesday, June 5, 2012

Weekend getaway!!!



                                               
          
There's no better option than getting away with your kids during a LONG weekend!
Kids enjoy going to far way places when spare time arrives. So, don't hesitate to choose one of the following options listed below. But... before packing up things, read the following pieces of advice:


You might go to...
- the mountains
- the lake
- a Summer Camp
- the beach

You should take...
- the mountains ( walking shoes, binoculars, camera, warm clothes, waterbottle, canned food, matches, etc)
- the lake ( a fishing rod, canned food, baggy pants, camera, towels,etc)
- a Summer Camp (a flashlight, a tent, walking shoes, towels, caps, matches, canned food or sandwiches, etc)
- the beach ( swimsuits for everyone, sunscreen, flipflops, sunglasses, fruit, cooler, cold drinks, towels, etc)

What else could we take? We are open to suggestions!

Monday, June 4, 2012

Winter Activities

                                                      

Winter is usually a season when most of outdoor activies cannot be done because of weather conditions. However, kids are fascinated by the idea of going out to the yard and making huge snowballs as well as going sledding.
Of course, there are even more activities to do in winter. Let's find out which they are:

  • Making hot chocolate together and baking some cookies can be a perfect activity for a freezing afternoon at home.
  • Visiting the local library and checking all the books with Winter themes, can encourage them to learn more about this incredible season.
  • Going ise-skating or sledding together can be perfect for a snowy day.
  • Building a fort inside the house, using chairs, tables and even blankets! Tey may feel thrilled doing this!
  • Making a snowman using grandpa's clothes and glasses can be total fun. 
    Can you think of any other? Please let us know!