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Parents You Should Check This Out! The Christmas Registry #parents #christmas

brandyellen — Wed, 20 Nov 2013 15:29:31 +0000

I was introduced to a new website called The Christmas Registry and wanted to share a bit about it with you because it is that time of year; the time in which children are making those wish lists and their eyes are bright ready for that big red suit man to come down the chimney leaving surprise gifts for Christmas morning. Let’s get started, of course you can watch the video tutorial on TheChristmasRegistry.com but I want to share my experiences and details with you personally. A grown up must created a username and password for children to log in for starters. Once you have created a login for your child they can enter the details and enter the North Pole area. The North Pole has three options; The Activity …

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Apps I Can’t Live Without on my Kindle Fire

brandyellen — Sat, 01 Sep 2012 11:03:17 +0000

I haven’t talked much about my Kindle Fire, because I rarely use it anymore. I most certainly will start using it again when I can afford to buy the Prime Account for that was an awesome 30 day trial I received with my Kindle Fire. For now the kids enjoy my Kindle Fire, but in order to ensure that the four year old doesn’t get into anything I don’t want him to, such as my email, Facebook and Twitter accounts – I use an app to protect my beloved Kindle. This is a fun kid safe app where it locks down the whole Kindle so that your child can not open anything you have not set to be available to them while in this application. The cool thing is that …

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My Son Has His First Library Card

brandyellen — Thu, 29 Dec 2011 11:03:02 +0000

The day has arrived, Mister Aj knows how to write his name and this means he is old enough to get a town library card. To receive a town library card is really exciting for my five year old son, because he has watched as his sister has used hers through out the years. You see, Miss Ki has had her library card since age five and she’s now nine years old. Due to parking restrictions at the school, meaning parking spots completely full, I had to park at the town library one day then walk up to pick the kids up from school. I realized two things this particular day 1) I miss walking to get the kids from school and 2) I could use getting a library card …

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