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This booklet is full of questions & answers that cover almost all of the daily encounters that you and your baby will experience in your first 6 months. It is based on my experience and that of other mothers and should help you feel like you are not alone in this new and exciting but sometimes overwhelming world of motherhood. Lianne’s Quick Guide Questions and Answers, Babies 0 to 6 months . . . → Read More: A Mom’s Guide to Everything…really  6 comments - (Comments are closed)  Chic, Continuing Ed, Day in the Life, Do Good, Finds, Geek, Good Day, Lit, Paid Me, Pay Me, Real Life, Virtual, Writing  A capable mother, blogger, capability mom, children, family, Friends, great advice for moms, guide for new moms, Lianne's Quick Guide, mom, mommy bloggers, mommy blogs, parenting, pragmatic mom, sharing, women 
At the Boston Book Festival this year, I had the pleasure of meeting the founder of Little Pickle Press, Rana DiOrio, who is lovely and soft-spoken. I was handed a sweet bag full of books and the opportunity to share them with you from the signature series which includes; . . . → Read More: Guest Post from Founder of Little Pickle Press 30 comments - (Comments are closed) Continuing Ed, Day in the Life, Do Good, Geek, Good Day, Lit, Real Life, Virtual Little Pickle Press, Rani DiOrio 
am a writer – no, not because I just got paid to write (that happened a while ago) but because when I joined NaNoWriMo (nothing smoother? from writers, really?), I became suddenly extremely interested in cleaning, specifically all of the closets in my house. I have yet to tackle the junk drawer or the basement, but Martha Stewart herself would be proud of my linen closet . . . → Read More: I am officially a writer…because my linen closets would make Martha herself weep 5 comments - (Comments are closed) Chic, Continuing Ed, Day in the Life, Do Good, Finds, Good Day, Lit, Paid Me, Pay Me, Real Life, Writing clenaing, martha stewart, NaNoWriMo, organizing, writing 
There are lovely apps everywhere, some more worthwhile than others, and in the case of Brave Rooney that is clearly true. Brave Rooney is a story of a regular boy in a superhero school who realizes that he has his own brand of super powers, and not of super strength, flying ability or the cape-wearing. . . . → Read More: A Brave New World One comment - (Comments are closed) Chic, Continuing Ed, Day in the Life, Do Good, Finds, Geek, Good Day, Lit, Real Life, Virtual Brave Rooney, children, children's book, family, fun, Gerry Renert, Great Book Apps for kids, school |
   
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