What games did you enjoy playing as a child? Jump rope, checkers, basketball, hopscotch? The answer may be revealing to how you’re wired. Were you reserved as a child and would prefer games that you played alone and you were.
There’s nothing better than first hand experience especially from a friend. While I’ve been an admirer of Theresa Lode’s work for some time, I recently had an opportunity to get to know her more and frankly I found a new.
Often parents ask me what inspired me to begin My Wired Style, and I thought you all would want to know that more than anything I began as a declaration of war. My video explains why….. Join us at www.MyWiredStyle.com.
Little Eva here is too adorable and love watching Dad’s read to their children! Thanks for the video review Drew! Read To Me Dad, Reviews – The Discovery Adventure Club from BenSpark on Vimeo. I read part of the book.
I had an opportunity to meet Tricia at a business meeting in Dallas last month. She is a smart lady! It was great to meet and chat with, she is helping people develop their own businesses. It was an honor.
There is a delightful new book out for children ages 2-8 called I Wanna Be Me written by my friend Joanne Miller. This book is a true gift for children who want to express their personality as they were uniquely.
As parents we all want the best for our children. We provide them with a great education. We teach them about our lives in hopes they won’t make the same mistakes we did. We feed them, take care of them,.
Thanksgiving is one of my favorite holidays. It’s not so much the food and the family, although they are both great. Its the fact that we have a chance to take a step back and say what we are thankful.
The HomeSchool Mommy blogtalk radio program covers a variety of topics for home school families. Homeschoolers really have an amazing network and are a tremendous help to each other. Dana Carroll’s program is fun, informative and a real blessing.
What can I do today to help my daughter feel this wonderful? What can you do to help your children feel the thrill of success? Deb Ingino www.MyWiredStyle.com “Your child won’t learn success. It only needs to be.
