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Today Thomas had the privilege of being a Feature Kid in the Fashion Funds the Cure show hosted by the National Pediatric Cancer Foundation. This organization has a special focus of collaborating with about 24 hospitals across the country to fast track research on less toxic, more targeted treatments specifically for children.While we know it's not safe to give even an adult's cold medication to a child, we live in a world where so little government funding is put toward pediatric cancer that most cancer treatments for children are actually just drugs for adult bodies. The life-saving treatment wrecks havoc...

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Spring has sprung! Many of us are beginning to add spring themes to your homeschool lesson plans. One of my favorite spring themes is frogs. If you intend to teach frogs this spring, be sure to leave time in your lessons to create this simple frog life cycle craft. This life cycle activity is a great way for children to visualize how frogs grow from a tiny egg to an adult. This science activity is best for kids who are proficient with scissors. However, if you cut out the frog pieces for your younger kiddos, they can complete this craft...

Raising Arrows Large Family Homeschool Life – Week 12 of 2022 Chopin, a new fitness program, and some creative writing were the highlights of our large family homeschool week! Read all of the Large Family Homeschool Life posts HERE! MONDAY Last night I went through the storage pantry in preparation for the grocery shopping today and found a few things that needed to be used up. So, this morning, Melia (17) made cake cornbread for breakfast, and the children added marshmallow fluff to their hot chocolate. Not a particularly healthy breakfast, but we did get the food used up! For Morning...

Two terrible parenting situations: Clingy little kids follow you everywhere in the house and want to show you everything, and literally tug on your clothes if you stray. Obstinate little kids loudly not doing what the teacher tells them to do at home – read a page, tie a shoe, draw a picture, anything that counts as stuff parents need to make kids do for school. I had those kids. Of course. Those are the kids of every mom who works full-time, but the mom doesn’t realize how awful they are because moms who work full-time are the most likely...