Japanese Hand Held Fans have been representation in Japan for many centuries. "The fan itself is symbolic, with the small end representing birth and the blades symbolizing the many possible paths leading away from this beginning. The colors on the...
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Kids/Babies, Moms & More
A summer fun lesson in art- Abstract Expressionism
There is so much to learn about the world of art. For the young, making art is simple to them. There are no rules, no restrictions- simply the pleasure of creation is at their fingertips. Many artists have tried to...
Art and Crafts, Kids/Babies, Travelling
Kids Craft- Chinese New Year Paper Dragon Sculpture
2012 is the year of the dragon! This is personally one of my favorite mythical creatures! Learn how to create a Chinese Dragon using paper folding techniques with this lesson. Read More - Quick Nutritious Snacks for Busy Moms Classified:...
Children's Health, Kids/Babies, Moms & More
Must to Know Facts About Baby Formula Recall
The provision of healthful food to kids is extremely important due to the fact it provides them the nutrients to develop and grow. It can be for this reason that there have been a number of infant formula recall announcements...
Art and Crafts, Kids/Babies, Travelling
Art Around the World- Russian Nesting Dolls
As I said, I am fascinated with learning about different cultures and their art. Originally made from wood, Russian Nesting Dolls are very symbolic and are still treasured today. Read more of the fascinating history here. Read More - The Very...
Kids/Babies, Moms & More
Positive Behavior Modification- Free Printable
When Time-outs don't work, it is time for you to find another effective discipline tool. I am a firm believer that you never stop learning- even if something is your “craft” or “specialty,” there is always room for improvement. (So...
Art and Crafts, Kids/Babies
Quick Kids Craft: Nautical Wind Chime
Lately, my family has been spending some time at a local beach here in Western New York. It's a far cry from the sandy beaches along the ocean, but it's a leap up from the five feet of snow that...
