This post brought to you by Triad Retail Media. All opinions are 100% mine. Grrrr, stains! My son is at an age where he goes through clothes like crazy, because few foods make it into his mouth without taking a partial detour onto his clothes first. At first I would toss stained clothing away, but […]
I’m a bit fanatical when it comes to my teeth. Anyone who is a regular reader knows this about me, and honestly, I think putting time and effort into maintaining a strong set of healthy teeth is an investment that will pay off for a lifetime. My son is now two, and it isn’t so […]
A teacher asked, her students answered. Responses to some very important questions, through the eyes of a group of second graders (I’m telling you, kids are SMART): Why did God make mothers? She’s the only one who knows where the scotch tape is. Mainly to clean. To help us get out of there when we […]
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Love this! All of the answers are fun to read! Thanks for sharing!
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So sweet! I want to send to all the moms I know, and future moms too!
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I can’t stop laughing!!! I like all the answers but love this one – Moms have magic, they make you feel better without medicine. That magic trick still worked even when I was already 30 years old and with 2 boys of my own. I miss my mom.
Babies are the sweetest things, and having them close by is even sweeter. As an active mom, it’s difficult to hold my child all day when I have so much to do, so I was on the search for a great baby carrier that would keep my baby close to me while freeing up my […]
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Entered. Thanks!
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That looks very comfortable for baby and parent alike 🙂
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Didn’t enter (obviously don’t need it), but I wanted to tell you how BEAUTIFUL she is.
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Oooh thanks!
It’s National Bike Safety Month, and Chuggington has partnered with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration for a child-friendly traffic safety campaign, Think Safe, Ride Safe, Be Safe!. This campaign provide safety guidelines to children and families across the nation, and since spring is a time when trainees are back on their bikes, practicing bicycle […]
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Bike safety is so important, thanks for sharing!
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I can’t wait until my girls learn to ride bikes…. can’t wait!
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What a great campaign to help keep kiddos safe! All three of my children love to ride their bikes.
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love this campaign! we always practice safety while riding our bikes!
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Great tips. I always make sure my boys are aware of bike safety before I let them ride. It is so important, even in small neighborhoods.
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Those are great tips.
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Those Chuggington bubble blowers are something my son would love!! Thanks for the tips!
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Those bubble blowers are so cute!
Great bike safety tips!
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Bike safety is important. I know my mom lives in a rural area, and every time I visit her, I see kids out on the roads/streets riding their bikes without helmets and not practicing any safety measures. :/
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Thanks for the tips. It is so important to teach children bike safety!
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Sweet T will be riding before I know it! Thanks for sharing.
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Thanks for sharing these great tips for bicycle safety.
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Great tips! Thanks for sharing.
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I remember years ago worrying about bike safety, so thanks for this post.
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I agree that Bike safety is very important! Great campaign!
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These are great tips! My kids love Chugginton too 🙂
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Thanks for sharing!
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I always make sure my daughter has her safety gear on.
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Where I live, it is the law that all wheeled sports (tricycle, scooter, bike, skateboard, etc, etc) must have helmets worn from age 1-17.
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My husband and I always teach our kids about bike safety.
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The bubble blowing whistles would be fun for me too! I’m glad you mentioned that the bike helmets should be buckled under the chin, by the way. 🙂
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Okay the bubble blowing whistles would be a favorite with us.
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Great tips! 🙂
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My 4 yr old son watches Chuggington during the day. He goes in spurts. He’ll watch it all month then switch to something else then watch it all month again he’s so fickle
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When sweet baby is old enough for a bike we’ll go to parks. Can’t wait 🙂
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We are getting my daughter her first bike for her birthday … Those rules will be good to go over with her.
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Thanks for sharing!
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Thanks for sharing these tips!
My kids are always bringing tons of stains home in their clothes. Shout is one of my favorite stain removers!
I love my Shout!! Just used it today in fact!
I shudder to think how horrible my son’s clothes would be without Shout.
Whoa. That worked really great, and I also prefer a trigger to a stick. Kids will give those stain removers the biggest tests, won’t they?
Sounds like a must-have for moms!
I don’t know what I’d do without Shout!
I hate stains. I’ll have to try this to see if it works on grass stains. I swear, my son falls down more than any other kid I know.
My mom swears my Shout! I’ve used it and was happy with the results. The shirt came out wonderful!
We HAVE to keep shout in our home, with the kids in soccer and baseball we fight grass and clay on a daily basis.
We definitely need stain help here! Thanks!
Shout is a lifesaver here!! With eight children we always have stains!
LOVE. Love. LOVE! Shout!!!
I love how well it worked! I’ll have to add this to my stain fighting tool kit!
I’m impressed! We definitely need this product in our house. I’m adding it to our grocery list right now.
I keep a bottle of Shout at hand for all laundry. With a 3yo and a 4yo, I would have to buy all new wardrobes were it not for stain fighters!
I love shout, and it works great for my boys soccer uniforms as well as my daughters clothes, she loves to get dirty LOL
I love Shout! I got to try it out too and it took hamburger grease out of my yellow shirt. 🙂
I use shout stain removal (but a different version — I think it is the extra strength one); I ADORE it … it will get the craziest stains out. Definitely a must when you have little kids!
My daughter is the same way and her clothes are forever getting stained – food, grass, dirt, everything. I have high hopes this product will remove all of those stains and keep her clothes looking like new.
I love Shout. It seems that I’m always spilling something in my clothes so I keep some on hand.