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 Kubit2me Lil Scholars ABC’s & 123′s Game, $15 Product Details Kubit2me Lil’ Scholars Game (3+) The new fun & exciting, award-winning, educational “plush” game that makes learning fun! As Kubit2me’s colorful cube is tossed from player to player, early learners will get a jump start on learning basic letter, number and word recognition skills, as well as important social . . . → Read More: Kubit2me Lil Scholars Game  I would like to introduce to you, “Chloe Finds A Lucky Secret,” written by Suzanne Conti. This is an adorable children’s book. I was able to read an electronic version of this book, and loved it. It’s a story about a caterpillar that is amazed and envious of other animals. She is in awe of . . . → Read More: Chloe Finds A Lucky Secret  When I was in New York for BlogHer, I met Jodi with the California Strawberry Commission. She is super nice, and I enjoyed the chocolate covered strawberry that I was able to sample at the Dinner’s On Us Child’s Play party. I conducted a short interview with her via email. Here it is: Can you give me . . . → Read More: California Strawberry Commission Giveaway Cold Stone locations host ninth-annual “World’s Largest Ice Cream Social” Press Release Scottsdale, Ariz. (Sept. 1, 2010) – Cold Stone Creamery® and the Make-A-Wish Foundation are inviting the country to help make Kate’s wish come true by participating in the “World’s Largest Ice Cream Social.” Kate, an 11-year-old with a life-threatening congenital spinal-cord condition, wished to be the . . . → Read More: Cold Stone Creamery and Make-A-Wish Foundation Fundraiser  There’s no two ways about it: sending a child off to college is tough. Aside from monetary concerns like tuition, the dorm, books, and other living expenses, there is also the emotional strain of releasing your long-time dependent into the world on their own, knowing that this is their sink or swim moment and hoping that . . . → Read More: Autism and College: Make it Work for Your Special Needs Child  I have been working on lining up companies that might be interested in participating in a Special Needs Blogger Conference. I have had several reply that they might be interested, and to please keep them updated with information. Now I’m thinking, do we really need another blogger conference? If a blogger wants to learn how to . . . → Read More: Do We Need Another Blogger Conference?  Supplements and vitamins have been proven to be extremely beneficial to maintaining mental and physical health. This same methodology has also been applied to persons with, or treating autism, showing impressive results. Those coming to terms with Autism are increasingly encouraged to pursue a nutritional approach to help diminish the onset of certain symptoms and behaviors. . . . → Read More: Nutritional Methods for Treating Autism  I was sent the Rubik’s Slide to review and keep. The Rubik’s Slide is the newest, electronic version, of Rubik’s Cube. I remember when the cube first came out. I loved playing it, but once it got really mixed up, the only way I could win was to either take it apart, or . . . → Read More: Rubik’s Slide Review and Giveaway |
 
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