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Kansas City has so much to offer young families. Wonderscope Children’s Museum is our latest stop. It has some wow factors, but could use some improvement.
Love is in the air, but will you be in love with the price you pay for Valentine’s Day flowers? The prices skyrocket around Valentine’s Day, but there are ways to save money on Valentine’s Day flowers.
Flowers, jewelry, and chocolates are the top Valentine’s Day gifts. Sometimes the original gifts are most romantic. Here are 5 unique Valentine’s Day gift ideas. Hint, hint for all the men out there.
[UPDATED: Response from manufacturer] Sophie the Giraffe is a popular teething toy, but some parents are finding mold inside.
If you’re looking for something different to do this winter, SEA LIFE Kansas City offers children a unique view of fish. While costly, it’s a fun once a year trip to make. There are ways to save a few bucks year round.
UPDATE: 6/3/2017 As a parent, it’s terrifying to watch the video of a child stuck under a tipped over dresser. The boy in this video survived, but unfortunately every two weeks a child dies. Learn how to protect your family from tip-over dangers.
“Money doesn’t grow on trees” is heard in households all the time when kids beg for toys or treats they don’t need. Children don’t understand the concept of money. It’s our responsibility as adults to teach them the difference between “wants” and “needs”. Saving should begin as a child.
Smoke detector batteries and daylight savings go hand in hand. We are reminded it’s a good time to make sure our alarms are in working condition. You also need to check the type of smoke detector in your home, because the wrong one can kill.
This is not about politics, but the state of America. Women are not treated fairly. We see it in the daily headlines and in store shelves. It’s a dilemma for parents raising kids.
Most moms have one or maybe even two. Breast pumps help us feed our babies our liquid gold. However, once you use it you are not supposed to share it. So what do you do with a used breast pump?