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4 Easy Examples of Earthquake and Volcano Science Fair Projects

Easy examples of earthquake and volcano science fair projects include making volcano eruption models, plate tectonic model and puzzle, home-made seismograph, and tsunami demonstrations for your middle school science fair. Middle school science fair is...

Published Wed, Apr 07 2010 4:26 AM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Popular Culture, Fun Activities To Do With Kids, Children's Development, education, technology, science fair projects, curious crowds, home made play dough, school science project, molten lava, examples of science fair projects, earthquakes and volcanoes, plate tectonic model, baking soda, project demonstrations, volcano model, middle school students, middle school science, middle school science project, plate motions, bowl shape, plate boundaries, volcano eruption, volcano science, earthquake science
6 Delightful Gift Ideas that Newborn Babies and Toddlers will Surely Love

If you want to give something really fascinating and memorable to a newborn baby or a toddler, you can give personalized gifts; check out easy-to-make baby presents; look for some RBW items for newborn babies; find some interesting costumes and accessories...

Published Tue, Apr 13 2010 10:29 PM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Babies, Parenting, Products, personalized baby gifts, personalized gifts, newborn babies, doorknob hanger, diaper cake, baby necessities, hooded bath towels, memorable gift, colorful ideas, infant cap, baby presents, newborn baby, unique toys, gift basket, educational toys, thoughtfulness, endless choices, diaper bag, creative gift, pillowcases
3 Science Experiments that Are Guaranteed Hits at Science Fairs

Here are 3 simple but fun science experiments that are guaranteed hits at science fairs: the backyard rocket launcher, the egg squeezer, and how to produce carbon dioxide. Looking for awesome science fair projects that will leave other kids goggle eyed...

Published Wed, Apr 28 2010 9:40 PM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Children's Development, education, science fair projects, fun science experiments, alka seltzer tablets, air contracts, white camera, camera film, squeezer, hard boiled egg, styrofoam plate, toilet paper tube, rocket launcher, rocket fuel, film canister, marker pens, necked bottle, science fairs, seltzer tablet, awesome science, vinegar and baking soda, solids and liquids
Money matters

By first grade, a child can understand the idea of exchanging money for goods. An Allowance reinforces this concept and boosts your child’s budding math skills in an exciting, real-world way. Simply counting cash will be a thrill to your child,...

Published Tue, Apr 27 2010 4:17 AM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Parenting, Family Life, Bloggy Network, Children's Development, Community Life, education, allowances, money, responsibilty, paying
Protect your baby from germs

Invisible, disease-causing bacteria and viruses lurk all around your home, from the kitchen counters to the livingroom rug. Healthy adults have strong immune systems that can fend off many dangerous germs,but babies are at much greater risk. An infant’s...

Published Fri, Apr 30 2010 8:11 AM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Children's Health and safety, Family Life, Bloggy Network, Children's Development, education, health, vaccine, safety, germs, breastfeed, cleaning

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