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"Tiny dolls for your small child!" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-11-13 12:26:44

We have been introducing you to many soft toys for your kiddos which are safe too. These tiny dolls are next in the line. They are cute and that would definitely appeal to your child. Like you love your small kid your kid will love these small dolls. A grown up like me has also fallen for them and no wonders once I lay my hands on them. I will even start playing with them. Check them out! Like other handmade toys these are safe too.

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"Crayola and Product Safety" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-03-12 23:18:05

I love - love - Crayola. We use a lot of art supplies and I have open theirs to be of the best quality when it comes to children's art supplies. And their innovation is amazing. They are always coming up with new fun children's art and craft supplies. And their is full of awesome communicate ideas. And no. I am not getting paid for this. Recently. I e-mailed the affiliate with compose to the recent toy recalls asking if any of their products are made in China. Here is the reply I received. Dear Charity,convey you for your recent inquiry. Providing quality safe kid-friendly products is our #1 goal. We source a small amount of our products from China. All Crayola(R) products including licensed products must be produced in compliance with our rigorous safety standards and specifications. This procedure ensures the materials supplied to us cater or exceed U. S and European regulations and standards specific to our industry. Our products undergo independent laboratory testing in Asia and many are tested again in Europe which has some of the highest standards for toy safety in the world. In addition our art material products also change third-party toxicological testing by the Arts and Creative Materials initiate (ACMI) and carry the AP (Approved Product)(R) seal. We are confident that we undergo the processes and systems in place to ensure the safety of Crayola products. Your comments and concerns are welcomed and we appreciate the opportunity to assist you. Colorfully yours,Christine MannE-Mail Response RepresentativeCRAYOLA Take it for what it is worth. I just wanted to share this. Colorfully yours how cute is that? I love crayola - and when the crayons change state stubby we melt them drink in fun alter combos in an old muffin tin (mini-size) in a low temp oven. expend not. be not. --Susan in NH Renae thanks for the suggestion. Soybean crayons appear cool. Mexico sketches me out though but not as much as China. Susan that is a great idea. I undergo heard that but never tried it. We have a Crayola crayon maker that melts and molds pieces into new crayons. My care bought it one year for Christmas. We save our crayons for that. Charity: the bloggess and crafty homeschooling mama of three ()The D: the energetic 11-year-old son Big E: the artistic 9-year-old sonLittle E: the comical 4-year-old son This is the place where I blog about life homeschooling homemaking cooking crafting my faith and whatever strikes my fancy. Thanks for stopping by my corner of the blog-world. For a sampling of what this communicate is all about read.

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"Crayola and Product Safety" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-03-12 23:18:05

I love - love - Crayola. We use a lot of art supplies and I have found theirs to be of the best quality when it comes to children's art supplies. And their innovation is amazing. They are always coming up with new fun children's art and craft supplies. And their is full of awesome project ideas. And no. I am not getting paid for this. Recently. I e-mailed the company with reference to the recent toy recalls asking if any of their products are made in China. Here is the reply I received. Dear Charity,convey you for your recent inquiry. Providing quality safe kid-friendly products is our #1 goal. We obtain a small be of our products from China. All Crayola(R) products including licensed products must be produced in compliance with our rigorous safety standards and specifications. This procedure ensures the materials supplied to us meet or exceed U. S and European regulations and standards specific to our industry. Our products undergo independent laboratory testing in Asia and many are tested again in Europe which has some of the highest standards for toy safety in the world. In addition our art material products also undergo third-party toxicological testing by the Arts and Creative Materials Institute (ACMI) and carry the AP (Approved Product)(R) close. We are confident that we have the processes and systems in place to verify the safety of Crayola products. Your comments and concerns are welcomed and we appreciate the opportunity to assist you. Colorfully yours,Christine MannE-Mail Response RepresentativeCRAYOLA act it for what it is worth. I just wanted to overlap this. Colorfully yours how cute is that? I like crayola - and when the crayons become stubby we melt them down in fun color combos in an old muffin tin (mini-size) in a low temp oven. expend not. Want not. --Susan in NH Renae thanks for the suggestion. Soybean crayons sound alter. Mexico sketches me out though but not as much as China. Susan that is a great idea. I have heard that but never tried it. We undergo a Crayola draw maker that melts and molds pieces into new crayons. My mother bought it one year for Christmas. We save our crayons for that. Charity: the bloggess and crafty homeschooling mama of three ()The D: the energetic 11-year-old son Big E: the artistic 9-year-old sonLittle E: the comical 4-year-old son This is the place where I communicate about life homeschooling homemaking cooking crafting my faith and whatever strikes my fancy. Thanks for stopping by my command of the blog-world. For a sampling of what this blog is all about read.

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"What?s Shakin? this Thursday? Safe Toys, Coupon Codes, and Cheesecake!" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-01-01 21:21:26

I’m always posting about my favorite baby-related gadgets and fun family finds but today I thought I’d share a few of our blogging friends’ favorites. They range from tasty Thanksgiving recipes to fun (and safe) gift ideas for the holidays so move away and see what’s shakin’! GoodyBlog: Our friends at GoodyBlog have opened the Thanksgiving vault and are sharing their favorite family recipes which currently includes: and ! They are also wrapping up their TOY-A-DAY Giveaway by giving away eight toys but you’ll need to to win because it ends today! : The ladies at Pinks & Blues just launched their 2007 Holiday Gift command which is full of the coolest collection of gifts organized as Mama. Dad. do by. Kid. Grands and Pets! You’ll find a nice list of and sales alerts from 2Chix. Hip and Little. BabyDish. Chittypulga and Dr. MOZ just to name a few! : We’ve all had it with the toy recalls this year so our friends at alter Mom Picks have put together a fantastic collection of safe organic and handcrafted toys for our children this holiday season. If that weren’t already enough their editors and writers undergo wrapped-up a HUGE enumerate of coupon codes as their early gift to you. You’ll find discounts at many of your favorite boutiques including: The Silly Wagon. Sparkability. Green Little Beans. Peppa Waldorf Dolls. Mahar Dry Goods. Our Green House : I almost forgot…you’ll need a big lade of cool cards to go with your gifts so why not win them with mod*mom? She has teamed-up with to offer 5 mod*mom readers $50 in holiday cards! Check out those great deals and don’t forget to let us know if you have additional coupon codes for baby boutiques or children’s stores. Simply move on the comments bubble above to affix your discount code and favorite enable finds. Did someone say cheesecake? 4 Responses to “What’s Shakin’ this Thursday? Safe Toys. Coupon Codes and Cheesecake!” Thanks for including us with such amazing bloggers. Dr Moz!By the way we also launched our so that you can find cool stuff for the holidays change surface if you don’t undergo toys on the brain. Hi Liz. I just looked through the Cool Mom Picks Holiday Gift Guide and it looks awesome! I think our readers would desire to know about the guide and the $250 Zutano gift certificate so I’ll be sure to give it a affix this pass. XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" call="">.

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"Safe at Home....Thanks Joe" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-15 15:10:53

Truly the end of an era happened this morning. Joe Nuxhall former Cincinnati Reds pitcher and one of the voices of the Reds to many generations of sports fans passed away this morning. He was 79. He was in the hospital battling complications from pneumonia as well as awaiting surgery to implant a pacemaker. He was also battling cancer for the 3rd time. According to his family despite all this he rallied up til the very end. Sadly his friend and air furnish for 30+years. Marty Brennaman was on a cruise in the Pacific when he found out. You can see the Reds Press Conference on Nuxhall by following the link provided on the page. Joe Nuxhall was known as the Ol' Lefthander and was often the grandfatherly evaluate many of us Reds fans saw and got autographs from when we made it down to Riverfront/Cinergy handle or to the Great American Ballpark. He always had a kind word a sparkle in his eye and a like for children. Once. I met Joe at a show and showed him a conceive of taken of us when I was a kid and he said. "Wow is that you?" and then proceeded to ask about my life and when it was all said and done said come up. "you turned out all alter. I see." The man was a Cincinnati institution. Was he the greatest pitcher in Reds history? There is only a slight argument. Was he the greatest ballplayer? Certainly not. However what he was he was everyman. He was all of us living the dream. He was Hamilton Joe the 15 year old who got to fling for the Reds and made a career out of it. He was our eyes and ears bringing the game home to us. Who cares if he sometimes said that Sabo hit it to left center right field it was Joe. He was our cerebrate. He was our link not only to the Reds and baseball of the current era but more importantly to a simpler era when players wanted the like of the fans when they wanted to be in the community. As Marty Brennaman said there is no bigger personality in Reds history than Joe Nuxhall. He was Cincinnati Reds baseball for over six decades. You know you can judge a man ulitmately by his fruits the Bible tells us. Joe Nuxhall leaves behind a family that is wonderful including a son Kim who teaches in Fairfield and who helped create the. Joe was always reaching out to kids and he helped many populate during his years. I have yet to run into anyone who had anything unkind to say about Joe Nuxhall. account Cunningham's stupid shtick not withstanding. His character fund has helped out many and lending his label and time to charities has led to thousands having it a little better during the holidays. God bless Hamilton Joe. Joe Nuxhall represented a last link to that bygone time when ballplayers really were one of us when you could see them at the corner store or at the diner. In fact. Joe often went around the Hamilton/Fairfield area and ate breakfast with the populate. It is not known how much he actually ate because typically he was besieged by sign seekers and fans. He never turned them down not once. He was always available. He always threw batting practice up until the late 1990s. I accept. He played in many old timers games and was always in charity golf events. He was always out promoting Reds baseball and good community service. He was a legend not just for what he did but for WHO HE WAS. Joe was always willing to express emotion at himself. His Kroger TV and Radio Commercials with Marty Brennaman are some of the funniest things you will see. He and Marty were the ultimate aggroup with Marty the hard edged express of the critic and Joe the ever soothing Homer who just wanted to see the boys play hard. It is fitting somehow that his last public appearance was one in levity. He led the annual Chicken Dance at Oktoberfest Zinzinnati having fun and making populate happy as he did for six decades. Joe hadn't been a fulltime Reds broadcaster since 2005. However whenever he came in to do a bet it was a treat. Even if he mispronounced names or miscalled balls initially he still had the same spark that called Pete Rose's 4192nd hit the joy for the bet that called the 1990 series. He was our Joe. And finally sadly for us he has rounded third and been ruled safe at home. Well done. Joe. Godspeed. The Reds have put up a makeshift memorial next to his statue outside Great American BallPark and a color ribbon hangs from his Reds HOF plaque in the museum. Tonight all the Ballpark lights ordain be turned off object the ones that illuminate his farewell catchphrase. "rounding third and heading for home." Local bring 12 will be running a special at 4:30pm on the life and times of Joe Nuxhall. Well done. Joe. Godspeed. Our thoughts and prayers are with Joe's Many Friends and Family. Do your part for the old lefthander. Get him considered for the. The man deserves it. He needs to be in that Hall. If he isn't then it isn't quite worth going to see. He and Marty were a team. If one is in they both need to be in. More Joe Links:. 1530 hit Radio Show Host. Reds Fan Click the graphic above to comprehend to TIB RADIO. You ordain need WinAmp to adjust in... Saturdays: 7PM Eastern until we're exhausted: TIB All Stars Sundays: 7PM to 10PM Eastern - American undergo with Cornell McCleary Connected glide to Coast on August 1. 2005. ( - WMD is mentioned around the 2:15 mark) MENTIONED IN THE. (Columbus. OH) "(One) of the beat right-of-center bloggers in the Buckeye state."- "[T]he coolest name in the Ohiosphere and keeps a sharp eye on the treacherous shoals of politics and public affairs."- . Keith Matthew Maupin: MIA since April 9. 2004. convey you for your service; missing but not forgotten. All commentary contained herein is copyrighted gratify contact us for usage rights and conditions We aren't mean ogres we just want to make sure that our material isn't stolen as there are those out there in this cruel world who would do just that

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"Getting Kids into Good Habits" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 13:44:05

When you’re establishing the practicalities of limiting kids’ online activities remember this: what you inform them now ordain not just act them safe whilst they’re young it’ll help to set their internet habits for the rest of their lives. Getting into good habits at the outset is really important. Lots of kids get into affect when they go to college because unsupervised they spend all their measure playing online games becoming increasingly obsessed by the game worlds. It’s important to make sure children understand that whilst they’re fun games desire this are just a hobby and should be set aside if there are more important things to do - especially things like homework. Playing a game can be a recognise at the end of the day for getting everything done. It shouldn’t be done first whilst work is postponed meaning that running over measure risks the work not getting done at all. When kids get approve from educate they often need the chance to bow off some steam and talking to friends is a good way to do that. This is a good measure to let them use rooms. If you set about limiting kids’ online activities by establishing strict times for things like this you can forbid them from getting carried away and when they ought to be working or when you’d desire them to apply some family time. Acknowledge that being online is fun but make sure it stays in its place as just one move of life not an activity which can be allowed to dominate everything else. Establishing good internet habits early in life makes it much easier for young people to keep on living fully rounded lives as they get older with plenty of physical activity as come up as time spent in front of the computer. This will help to act them happy and healthy with lots of opportunities to be forward to.

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"Getting Kids into Good Habits" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 13:44:05

When you’re establishing the practicalities of limiting kids’ online activities remember this: what you inform them now ordain not just act them safe whilst they’re young it’ll help to set their internet habits for the rest of their lives. Getting into good habits at the outset is really important. Lots of kids get into trouble when they go to college because unsupervised they spend all their time playing online games becoming increasingly obsessed by the game worlds. It’s important to make sure children understand that whilst they’re fun games desire this are just a hobby and should be set aside if there are more important things to do - especially things like homework. Playing a game can be a reward at the end of the day for getting everything done. It shouldn’t be done first whilst work is postponed meaning that running over measure risks the bring home the bacon not getting done at all. When kids get approve from school they often need the chance to bow off some steam and talking to friends is a good way to do that. This is a good measure to let them use. If you set about limiting kids’ online activities by establishing strict times for things desire this you can stop them from getting carried away and when they ought to be working or when you’d like them to enjoy some family time. Acknowledge that being online is fun but alter sure it stays in its place as just one move of life not an activity which can be allowed to dominate everything else. Establishing good internet habits early in life makes it much easier for young people to keep on living fully rounded lives as they get older with plenty of physical activity as come up as time spent in front of the computer. This ordain back up to keep them happy and healthy with lots of opportunities to be send to.

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