As any parent knows, getting multiple kids ready for school in the morning can be a real hassle. But before you decide to leave them to their own devices, consider this 34-year-old California mom who was sentenced to six months in jail for letting her kids skip too much school. Truancy ain't no joke!
See what the creepy kids of horror movies look like now.
With gas prices and cost of living on the rise we can all appreciate a helpful hand in keeping savings coming in. To help with meal times for kids we've put together a list of free (or cheap) meals that can help your dining experience stay affordable
August 20, 2012 A new national poll is out and it tries to answer the age-old question of which sex is easier to raise. Boy, or girls? Well, overwhelmingly, poll respondents said that boys were MUCH easier to raise than girls. Well, we want to know what Texoma thinks! Take our poll today and earn some VIP points!
August 9, 2012 Many New York Knick fans were upset when Jeremy Lin was not signed by them in early July. No fan was more upset than five year old Naim.
The father of a four-year-old leukemia survivor will not sign off on a trip to Disney World as part of a Make-A-Wish “gift” since he feels that it would be an improper use of donations. His reasoning? The little girl is cured.
In years past, it was just moms and dads who got all the rights and responsibilities of parenthood. But thanks to surrogate births, same-sex parenthood and medically-assisted reproduction, all that could be about to change.
When NPR radio reporter Jeff Cohen’s 5-year-old daughter Sadie gave her 3-year-old sister Eva a very unauthorized haircut, he obviously wasn’t too pleased. But it didn’t take long for him to realize that Eva’s new asymmetrical do (pictured left) was actually pretty funny and that the story of how the haircut came to be was downright adorable.
June 6, 2012 First the Octomom turns to porn, then the child-tanning mom puts her weathered mug all over TV, and now this! The Mother of the Year race is truly heating up with no clear front-runner.
Humorous academic superlatives are generally handed out in high school yearbooks. Maybe it’s best to keep it that way because a ”Catastrophe Award” for having the most homework excuses given to a third grader at Desert Springs Academy in Arizona is causing controversy.
Brendan Haas came up with a pretty cool way to give back to military families. Inspired by the famous story of the guy who through a long chain of Craigslist trades was able to turn a paperclip into a house, a nine-year old launched what he called the “Soldier for a Soldier” initiative. Starting with a toy soldier, Haas kept trading up until he amassed $900 worth of Disney gift certificates, airfare and hotel credits.
