Category: Family

Mom, dad and child make up the family. These posts are about the things that involve mom, dad and child.

Win a family 4 pack to Ice Age: Continental Drift on 7/7 at AMC Discovery Mills

Anybody that has a child four or older has seen parts of one of the Ice Age movies.  The Ice Age movies  feature the vocal talent of Ray Ramano, Denis Leary and John Leguizamo.  Ice Age: Continental Drift opens in theaters on July 13, but you can win a family 4 pack of tickets to catch a sneak preview on July 7 at AMC Discovery Mills in Lawrenceville. Continue reading Win a family 4 pack to Ice Age: Continental Drift on 7/7 at AMC Discovery Mills

Pull Ups has tools to help with potty training

Lately, my mind has been in the toilet.  Potty training is a topic that is front and center to any parent of a toddler.   Toddler Mojo is just over two and a half and is curious about the potty.  For the sake of our potty training lingo, potty mean urination and poop means solid matter.  However, all of these terms are  hypothetical because Toddler Mojo is just starting the process of potty training. Continue reading Pull Ups has tools to help with potty training

Brave is not your typical ‘princess’ animated movie

Go see a Disney Pixar movie?  Sure thing, I don’t even need to read the plot description, it’s bound to be somewhat along the lines of the others.  Fabulous animation, great songs and dialogue that will entertain the kids and make parents laugh too.   Brave is most of that, but it’s also very different.  I didn’t know anything about the movie prior to watching it and the film left me feeling lukewarm.  After watching a preview of the film, after I saw the movie, I liked the movie a little bit more. Continue reading Brave is not your typical ‘princess’ animated movie

Giveaway: A Graco Pack ‘n Play

When Toddler Mojo was a newborn he spent some time in a pack ‘n play.  We didn’t use it too much because in order to fold it the planets had to be aligned correctly and you had to hold your mouth, just, like that.  The old pack ‘n play was a pain in the tuckus to fold.  When More Mojo came along we were offered the chance from Graco to review the Pack ‘n Play Playard with Reversible Napper & Changer.  Yeah, the official name of it is a mouthful, but it will serve More Mojo until he’s 3 years  old and most importantly, it’s incredibly easy to fold.  Continue reading Giveaway: A Graco Pack ‘n Play

A Perfect Pet for Peyton is great for kids 7-10

Any adult that has browsed for books has seen The 5 Love Languages by Dr. Gary Chapman.  That book is a #1 New York Times Bestseller, has sold over 7 million copies and been translated into over 40 languages.  That book led to The 5 Love Languages of Children, which is geared to how parents can better interact with children.  A Perfect Pet for Peyton is essentially the children’s book that teaches them the 5 ways that people can give and receive love.  Continue reading A Perfect Pet for Peyton is great for kids 7-10

What The New Kids on the Block can teach you about aging

Aging is fabulous.  There is nothing special about 365 days other than the fact that that it’s the number of days in one year.  Every 365 days people, presuming they’re still with us, have a birthday.  If 730 days made up a year then we’d all live half as long and if 182 days made up a year we’d all live twice as long. Continue reading What The New Kids on the Block can teach you about aging

“Brave” free fun at Atlanta’s Centennial Olympic Park 6/16, 9-2

The Highlands are coming to Atlanta’s Centennial Olympic Park for one day only.  You’ll have the opportunity to test your skills in archery, the caber toss, hammer throw and the sheaf toss.  It’ll be as close as going to the Highlands without eating haggis- it’s also free and fun for the whole family.  Continue reading “Brave” free fun at Atlanta’s Centennial Olympic Park 6/16, 9-2

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