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Food Holidays: January 8th, 2021
Good evening, welcome to our series sharing Food Holidays: January 8th, 2021. Today is National Apricot Day which I will stay out of celebrating because I don’t eat Fruit and neither does Charlie. Although David does like Fruit, but I am not sure about Apricots and will ask him when he gets home for work. In the meantime, do you like Apricots and if so, will you be celebrating today and if so, how? National Apricot Day National Apricot Day is celebrated nationwide on January 9th every year. Did you know Apricots, are often confused with their sister fruit Peaches, which are juicy, golden-orange fruits that emerge in Spring. Apricots…
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Dragon Ball Z
Charlie has changed from collecting, eating and watching Wrestling to Basketball and also added Dragon Ball Z to what he wants to collect. The kids in the neighborhood play Dragon Ball Z online with Charlie on his PS1. For our #Homeschool Reading Class Charlie has even been reading Dragon Ball Z books. For Christmas my nephew and his family gave Charlie a Dragon Ball Z model from a Hobby Store they went to purchase Gifts at. Once Charlie opened the Gift Charlie let me know Hobby Lobby carried the models because he had seen them with David when we were looking for Christmas Ornaments during the Holidays. Then the other…
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Learning Difficulties in Children – 4 Ways You Can Help Them Cope Easily
Learning Difficulties in Children – 4 Ways You Can Help Them Cope Easily Every child is unique. Every child has special needs. This does not mean that every baby is born with some kind of difficulty or disability. However, every child is not going to be a genius or a doctor, or a creator. Some of them may be fast learners while others may have to struggle till their teenage years. It’s all a part of their developmental process. What you need to do is stand by them while they face life-altering stages. If you notice that your kid behaves a little differently or reacts unusually to a particular stimulus,…








