Does your preschooler love to dress-up? See what our favorite Go-To Mom, Kimberley Blaine, has to share about children and dramatic play.
Plus, where to pick up great dress up gear, the latest news on Operation Shower and a Clever Parents milestone.
Watch Vidcast Episode #36 on Clever Parents TV.
By Kris on 03/4/08 in Gear, Children, Parents, Featured, Children's Charities, Main Feature, Operation Shower
Meet Jordana Holovach, mother of Jacob and founder of Jacob’s Cure, an organization dedicated to finding a cure for Canavan Disease, a devastating genetic brain disorder. Learn about the disease and find out how you can help. Plus, is your baby a conservation baby?
Watch Vidcast #34 on Clever Parents TV. Read the rest »
By Kris on 09/16/07 in Gear, Parents, Charity, Children's Charities, Video, Main Feature, The Ecospot
Enjoy this week’s top stories from these great blogs for parents:
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Babyfaces: Photo of the Week - Newborn Yin/Yang Twins
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Boston Mamas: Baby Daze Review - A must-have, easy to use book to help you keep track of feeding, diapering, sleeping, etc.
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Celebrity Baby Blog: Jennifer Garner, a celebrity mom just like you
We love how NORMAL Jennifer Garner is. Check out Jennifer and Violet at the Santa Monica Farmer’s Market.
Read the rest »
By Kris on 03/23/07 in Featured, Columns, Children's Charities, Stylish Children, Celebrity Baby Blog Reviews, Clever Reading, Featured Blogs, Parent Blog Roundup
Introducing St. Baldrick’s Foundation - Shaving the Way to Help Conquer Kids’ Cancer. Here’s how you can help the cause (even if you don’t want to shave your own head). Plus, Step by Step Fundraising, Relay for Life, the American Heart Association Heart Walk and a list of charitable walks in your area. Watch the vidcast on Clever Parents TV.
By Kris on 02/26/07 in Fitness, Children's Charities, Charities - Health, Multimedia, Video, Main Feature
I recently stumbled upon a new blog that a mother has created to chronicle her son Zachary’s battle with pain. Zachary is 13 and has autism, pain disorder, mitochondrial disorder, cyclic vomiting syndrom, photopobia, phonophobia, complex regional pain syndrom type II and he’s had rabdomyalosis twice ( meaning it could happen again.) Before Zachary was treated for his pain disorder, mom Jennifer lived with her son in a closet-turned padded cell in an effort to protect him from himself. He would hit himself in the head on the wall repeatedly resulting in large contusions on his head.
You can learn more about Zachary at zacharywinsagain.blogspot.com/ where you can also donate to the MAGIK Pain Clinic at the Children’s Hospital in Los Angeles to help free Zachary and other children from pain.
By Kris on 02/15/07 in Parents, Charity, Columns, Children's Charities
If your New Year’s resolutions included volunteering, congratulations - the world needs more people like you.
If you’re reading this chances are you’re better off than 98% of the rest of world. Sure, you can have a better job, bigger house, and nicer car. But even having a job, house or car puts you way ahead of the pack. And I don’t just mean the less fortunate in Third World countries; right here, in every state of in the Union, there are those who don’t have the food, shelter or help they need to have better lives. Men, women, and children; old and young. They need our help.
That’s the bad news. The good news? You want to do something about that. Don’t worry, you don’t have to endow a foundation or give millions to help. There are plenty of things you can do right now that won’t require donating money. And, if you’re clever about it, and we know you are, volunteering is something that will give back to you as well. Read the rest »
By David on 01/17/07 in Charity, Featured, Children's Charities, Charities - Health, Holidays