July 22nd, 2007 by admin
Mommy Please Don’t Cry: there are no tears in heaven
Author: Linda DeYmaz
Illustrated by: Laurie Snow Hein
Publisher: Multnomah Gifts, a division of Multnomah Publishers, Inc.
ISBN: I-59052-I51-X
In loving memory of her daughter and dedicated to mother’s who have suffered the loss of a child, Linda DeYmaz takes us into heaven through the a child’s voice and eyes. Comforting words from a child passed to a mother touches your heart, fills you with emotion yet giving you a sense of peacefulness. The pages are beautifully illustrated with soft colors, peaceful scenes and the angelic like faces of children. Mommy Please Don’t Cry is a wonderful book for all mothers.
Review by: Tammy Pinarbasi owner of Parent Super Site and Super Parents Talk. This review may be reprinted as long as reviewer’s bio is intact and hyperlinks remain active in online reprints.
June 29th, 2007 by admin
Preventing Infant Tooth Decay
by Tammy Pinarbasi
Tooth decay in infants and small children is commonly referred to as baby bottle tooth decay. It results from prolonged contact to sweet liquids that cling to the infant’s or child’s teeth. Read the rest of this entry »
June 22nd, 2007 by admin
Time Out: Effective Discipline
by Tammy Pinarbasi
Have you spanked your child? Have you thought about it? Many parents have or will spank their child at some time. If you are one of those parents who has spanked your child, you probably found it made you just as upset as your child and it really didn’t resolve the problem. Read the rest of this entry »
June 15th, 2007 by admin
A Wish List From Mom To Dad
by Tammy M Pinarbasi
Here is just a little wish list I put together for you. First, I feel I should tell you that I greatly appreciate all that you do for me and our family. Feel free to grant any or all of my wishes time permitting. They can be fulfilled in any order. I will gladly accept them on any given day. Read the rest of this entry »
June 15th, 2007 by admin
Keeping Your Toddler Safe
by Tammy M Pinarbasi
At this age your child is trying out their newly learned abilities and their curiosity is peaked. Which for you as a parent means, being alert to what your toddler is doing and taking precautions to insure your home is a safe environment for them. Read the rest of this entry »
June 15th, 2007 by admin
Dining Out With A Toddler
by Tammy M Pinarbasi
Dining out with a toddler can be a challenging experience. Still, having a toddler does not have to mean the end of dining out. By being prepared and following a few simple suggestions dinner out with your little one can be enjoyable. Read the rest of this entry »
