Picture-Perfect Facebook and Why Real Life Wins
When did Facebook become a Brag Book? And why do we put so much stock in the “Like” Button? I’m going to be really honest with you. I have sometimes[…]
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The Daily Mom – An All-in-One App Just for Moms
If you spend a lot of time on your phone (and let’s face it, who doesn’t?), then it’s nice to have an app that sorts articles in one place. The[…]
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We-Care Teams Up to Grant iPads to Kids With SMA and Autism
During the month of December, We-Care.com has teamed up with The Gwendolyn Strong Foundation (theGSF) and the National Autism Association to empower children with SMA and Autism by granting them iPads.[…]
Apps · Consumer · Family · Interviews · Tech
Why KNOW What’s Inside™ is the Next Big Thing for Kids’ App Developers
How do you make something that’s traditionally been fine print readable and relevant?” That was the question that Lorraine Akemann, co-founder of Moms With Apps, posed to me as we[…]
How to Make a Killer Meme with an App in Five Minutes
What IS a meme? According to scientist and author Richard Dawkins in his book The Selfish Gene (1976), “meme” is short for the Greek word “mimeme,” which means “imitated thing.”[…]
Artkive – Must-have app to organize your kids’ art digitally!
Recently, I was having trouble finding the fridge. It was plastered with my preschooler’s latest masterpieces, you know, lots of random things glued to paper: buttons, pom-poms, yarn, tissue paper,[…]
16 Reasons Why the iPotty is a Big Load of Poop
This is not the throne that I grew up with. But the iPotty has had everyone talking ever since it entered the market a couple months ago. Here is what[…]
Apps · Educational · Tech
5 Ways the iPad Helps Children with Disabilities
The special needs community is greatly benefiting from the iPad – and it was never even created to be a therapeutic device. It’s hard to believe that apps have only been[…]
Apps · Educational · Family · Interviews · Tech
How iPad App Therapy is Changing Lives of Children with Disabilities
Interview with Pediatric OT Amy B. VanCamp Aiden Singleton has Muscular Dystrophy. He is 18 months old. And app therapy is changing his life, thanks to the iPad and the[…]
Crisis Management for Bossy, TV Addicted Kids
Disclaimer #1: This tactic will only work on little kids. Disclaimer #2: I don’t make it a habit to lie to my kid. Disclaimer #3: I’ll be using my HEY[…]
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