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Book Excerpt: Give Me a Home Where the Dairy Cows Roam
When I reached the top of the driveway after getting off the school bus one April afternoon, I couldn't help but wonder why Dad was standing on the stepladder next to the tractor. I had never seen my father use a stepladder to fix a tractor. He didn't ...
Children Who Talk to Angels
What do you do when your child begins talking to some unseen entity? How do you determine if it's a psychic event, an imaginary playmate, or some sign of a mental health issue? You want to handle things in a way that is best for your child and of course ...
Dressing right for winter fun.
Dressing right for the winter wether is essential if you want to enjoy your outdoor activities. Winter clothing manufacturers make sure that your day on the slopes is warm, dry and comfortable. You downhill escapades will require a different attire, then ...
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As your children enjoy their warm-weather playtime outdoors, try these tips to keep them safe and organized.
1. Place a large plastic container on your back porch or deck. Make sure it's big enough to hold all their outdoor toys. Insist on a daily clean-up time.
2. Fill a cooler with ice, drinks, snacks and wipes so kids won't need to go in and out of the house as much.
3. Set up an "outdoor supply box" filled with hats, sunscreen, sunglasses, flip flops, towels, bug
repellent and a small first aid kit. Keep it near the door.
4. Keep sand and water outside by placing a mat and tub for soiled shoes and clothes near the door.
5. Store a tire pump and wrench near kids' bicycles. Teach kids how to inspect their bicycles weekly.
About the Author
Barbara Myers is a professional organizer, speaker and writer. Enjoy a FREE time management tips booklet, meal planner and daily organizing checklist at http://www.ineedmoretime.com
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