03/07/2012 The Incident Report said: “Edison was in the bathroom washing his hands when he started crying that he had put something in his ear and wanted Mommy and Daddy.” Edison described the incident to every nurse and doctor with 4 sentences: “I was outside playing. I washed my hands.Read More →
One of the many articles I have read about getting a preschooler to go to sleep said that sometimes you just have to let them talk for awhile before they go to bed. It helps them process their day and get it all out of their systems before they sleep. So,Read More →
This post is primarily for my family from whom I frequently hear, “I know that when I shop on Amazon.com, you can get a little money if I do something on WildEdisons, but I don’t know what.” It is so easy, it isn’t even funny. If you are planning onRead More →
A few weeks ago, we took our son to Gallery Hop, a monthly event down town where you walk around to all of the galleries, sip wine, and pretend you are all sophisticated. Well, things are a little different now that we have a 3 year-old. The word “sophisticated” isRead More →
My son has been laying in his bed, singing his ABC’s and counting, for about 45 minutes straight. I think it was that last bite of Almond Joy that did it.Read More →
There are rules to playing cards that go beyond the rules of the specific card game you are playing. There is a certain etiquette to dealing, playing, winning, and losing. There is a vocabulary; dealer, shuffle, draw, discard pile. The only way you can learn is by doing it. LastRead More →
Well bummer…They have since removed Edison’s favorite online preschool game, but “Widget’s Build a Robot” will always hold a place in our hearts.Read More →
For the second time in 30 days, Wildedisons.com was hacked. They changed my home page to a file with a generic hate message and a picture of a girl that they could never date without paying. It wasn’t directed at me. It was just some script that someone wrote toRead More →
Nothing is cuter than getting yoga instruction from a spirited toddler.Read More →
The other day, I was in the car, taking my son to school and out of the blue, he said “Huh…One and one is eleven”. I could see in the mirror that he was holding up one finger on each hand and looking at them as though he had justRead More →