Part of my responsibility as a parent is to introduce him to several cultures and heritages. He will grow to celebrate the similarities, like music and practices, but more importantly to respect and learn from the differences.
Nothing says Mother's Day like your classic brunch. Everyone dresses up (or however mom sees fit) and enjoys a delicious meal that no one has to clean up!
This year, there are so many wonderful festivals and activities happening the Fort Worth area. Pack up your family and head to these activities, pick up a book, and flip on a show.
The key to a good prank is to maintain trust while incorporating the element of surprise. When April 1 rolls around, keep some of these jokes in your back pocket for a fun day of tricks and tomfoolery!
I can't think of a single person in the world who loves me more than my son, and I can think of 100 activities that sound way more creative, heart-warming, and fun than sitting in a busy restaurant out of celebratory obligation.
Who doesn’t love getting a letter in the mail? Set a reminder on your phone to sit down the week before Galentine’s and write a few notes to your best gal pals.
Don't worry about cleaning the house or making a special meal or baking the best cookies. Invite your friends, as they are, to your home, as it is. If your house isn't perfectly clean, chances are your guests will feel even more at home.
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Resources to Help with Summer Reading
Reading in summer is a fantastic opportunity to not only strengthen your kiddo's reading skills but also build a love for reading.
