Posts Tagged by kids
Comparing and Contrasting My Mom and Dad — Guest Post from Jo’s Own Creative Kid!
Today I decided to let you hear from one of my own creative kids. My daughter was tasked with the school assignment this week to compare and contrast two things and chose to write about her dad and me. So, with Brie’s permission, here are her unedited words. more
Book Review: The Pea in Peanut Butter by Allyn Stotz
Read our review of the children’s picture book The Pea in Peanut Butter by Allyn Stotz. more
Raising Money Smart Kids – Setting Savings Goals
Learn how to set savings goals with your children. Angie Mohr, author of Piggy Banks to Paychecks, offers tips on how to teach kids about saving money. more
I Can’t Believe I Said That to My Kids! — Sharing the Laughter
Laughter is important when dealing with kids. Creative Kids Ideas wants to hear your wackiest story or phrase you’ve said to your kids, grandkids, or students! more
Guest Post: How to Be a Financial Mentor to Your Kids’ Friends
Practical advice on how to be a financial mentor to your kids’ friends by financial expert and Piggy Banks to Paychecks author, Angie Mohr. more
Celebrating Seuss
In honor of this favorite icon in literature, we’ve come up with a few fun ways to celebrate his birthday and promote reading and creativity in kids. more
Celebrate Diversity with Young Children
Today’s guest post on celebrating diversity with kids comes from Dan Gilbert on behalf of Primrose Schools. Here are some creative ways to teach them about diversity and culture with play, music, games, books and more. more
Discipline Tips to Foster Maturity in Tweens
Try these 10 discipline tips to foster maturity and build character in your tween. more
Kids and Body Image
Five ways I helped – and continue to help – my daughter with her body image. more
Interview with a Mom of a Type 1 Diabetes Kid
Jo interviews Sue Ayers, writer, blogger and mom of a Type 1 Kid, on November’s episode of Will Blog for Kids. Details follow! more
Living with a Type 1 Kid
According to the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation International, almost 24 million Americans live with Diabetes. Almost 3 million of those people have Type 1 Diabetes, which generally strikes children, teenagers, and young adults (it can also be diagnosed in adults). More than 15,000 kids are diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes each year in America alone. That’s about 40 kids every day! Yet, despite these numbers, Type 1 Juvenile Diabetes still receives far less media attention than necessary to inform our nation’s parents and families and facilitate a change.
Emily and Sue, Photo courtesy: Sue Ayers
Sue Ayers is a mother who knows all too well what it’s like to have a child affected by Type 1 Diabetes. Her 11-year old daughter, Emily, was diagnosed with Type 1 on January 22, 2010. Tomorrow, on my blog talk radio show, Will Blog for Kids, I have the pleasure of interviewing Sue and chatting with her about Emily, life since the diagnosis, what she’s now doing to raise awareness for Type 1 Diabetes, important facts about Juvenile Diabetes, and much more.
My co-host, Michelle Devenport, will also be talking with Lisa-Jo Baker from The Gypsy Mama about her recent trip to Guatemala as a Compassion International blogger.
You won’t want to miss this show! I hope to see you in the chatroom tomorrow.
Here are the details:
Link to the show: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/rrradio/2010/11/05/robin-falls-kids–will-blog-for-kids
Date: Friday, November 5, 2010
Time: 11:00 AM Central/Noon Eastern
Show length: 1 to 1-1/2 hours
Call-in number: (646) 595-4478
*Online chat is also available during the show, so be sure to log into Blog Talk Radio before the show begins.
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