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This airplane play structure was designed by an actual aerospace engineer. It remains safely on the ground, though, except in your child's imagination.

For a child to survive and thrive, they need good nutrition, safe environment and responsive parenting. Responsive parenting is nothing but interactiv

You are frightened because you know it is time for the child to experience the world but you also want to keep him safe and comfortable. But, what if

TL;DR? Why not just go watch another five second video of a kitten with its head in a toilet roll, or a 140 character description of a meal your friend just stuffed in their mouth. "nom nom". This blog post is not for you
The phone rang through to my workroom. It was one of the school receptionists explaining that there was a visitor downstairs that needed to get on the school's WiFi network. iPad in hand I trotted on down to the…

Written on April 13, 2011 by Melissa in sunscreen safety
With spring in full swing and summer well on its way, we are all headed for the outdoors. It’s wonderful. Our extended outdoor adventures mean more time in the sun, so inevitably, the sunblock comes out and we start slathering it on
I get many questions from parents regarding sunscreen, most of these questions have to do with safety. Sunscreens have long been touted as a major prevention against skin cancer. However, in…

Having a home that is both pet and people friendly may seem like a challenge, but with a little knowledge and the right items in place, you can create a comfortable, visually appealing, and easier-to-clean home. The first thing to keep in mind is that creating a safe home for your pets is actually very similar to child-proofing. For example, you wouldn’t display a family heirloom like a standing lamp in the most active room of your home if you have little ones…

Plastic is everywhere. In many ways, we do indeed live in a plastic age. The problem is that plastic harms the environment and human health. Plastic, for example, has been dumped in our oceans on a truly epic scale and has made its way into the food chain. Ocean waves and currents work to break down plastic into tiny particles and those particles are ingested by wildlife. Additionally, plastic is ubiquitous at landfills. Few seem to have a coherent plan for what to…