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Comment on Real Boys: Parenting Books For Moms Recommend By Moms by Samara

Samara

Thanks for reviewing Real Boys, rescuing our sons from the myths of boyhood is a theme I think about a lot. My boys open up most when their hands are busy, so we often talk over a few free coloring pages at the kitchen table after school.

Comment on 15 Interactive Board Books for Toddlers and Babies by Sunny Sprouts

Sunny Sprouts

What a wonderful roundup! Turning every Dear Zoo flap into a little call-and-response chant keeps little listeners glued to the page — our family loves chanting “Who’s in the zoo? Lift and peek-a-boo!” each time a new animal pops up. Never Touch a Porcupine is such a gem too, and those rhyming board books are basically ready-made song scaffolds. We make calm learning songs at Sunny Sprouts, and we find a gentle sing-along right after story time really locks new words in. Thanks for sharing so many interactive favorites!

Comment on Easy Broccoli Rice Casserole by Mommy Evolution

Mommy Evolution

In reply to 55 club login. It is a great way to get kids to actually eat their vegetables (and maybe some adults, too!)

Comment on 15 Interactive Board Books for Toddlers and Babies by Mommy Evolution

Mommy Evolution

In reply to Olivia Grant. Buy extras LOL. Honestly, the dog eared a book is, the more is has obviously been loved. When a lift-the-flap book gave up the ghost, we replaced it because clearly we were going to read it a million more times.

Comment on 15 Interactive Board Books for Toddlers and Babies by Olivia Grant

Olivia Grant

This is a lovely roundup. I smiled at Never Touch a Porcupine — the silicone textures are such a simple idea, but my toddler spent ages just rubbing each page before we ever got to the rhyme. Dear Zoo was another favorite, though our flaps are now more tape than paper. Do you have any tips for keeping lift-the-flap books intact with enthusiastic little hands?

Comment on Easy Broccoli Rice Casserole by 55 club login

55 club login

This Easy Broccoli Rice Casserole looks delicious! I love how simple the ingredients are, and it’s a perfect way to get my kids to eat their veggies. I can’t wait to try it out for dinner this week! Thank you for the recipe!

Comment on Dog Books for Children by Mariah

Mariah

I love how this wonderful collection encourages children to discover the joy of reading while developing compassion and understanding for our four-legged friends. It’s such a thoughtful resource for families and a beautiful way to nurture a lifelong love of both books and animals.

Comment on Pumpkin Spice Apple Bourbon Cocktail by Mommy Evolution

Mommy Evolution

In reply to ken. Always appreciate the feedback.

Comment on Pumpkin Spice Apple Bourbon Cocktail by ken

ken

The cider temperature needs a little clarification for a drink described as warm. “Combine the bourbon and pumpkin spice apple cider” does not specify whether to heat the cider first; the sautéed apples alone may not warm the whole serving. An explicit warming step would help readers serve both the bourbon version and the alcohol-free version as intended.

Comment on When Is the Right Time to Ditch the Diapers? Potty Training Tips by Samara

Samara

So true that potty training takes up a ridiculous amount of our time and thinking as parents. One thing that worked for us was a little reward chart where every success earned a new coloring page for kids, and my son loved picking them out.