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Parenting Advice from The Sopranos?
I was a high school senior when The Sopranos debuted 20 years ago. I lived in the middle of nowhere, Oklahoma, and didn’t have basic cable let alone access to HBO to see the cultural juggernaut as it was airing for the first time.
A Playdate-Style Birthday Party
in Family Life, Crafts and Cooking, Party, Mari Walker
Birthday parties for littles can add up fast. For a few Benjamins, you can take them and a few friends to a bounce place or rent a bounce house for your backyard. We didn’t start big parties like that for my older daughter until she was about five.
Spring Household Hazardous Materials Collection Day
in Health and Wellness, Things To Do, Family Life, Local News
East Baton Rouge Parish residents can drop off household hazardous materials for safe disposal at the upcoming Household Hazardous Materials Collection Day on Saturday, May 18.
Experience BIG fun in our Social Skills Summer Camps!
As the school year ends and summer begins, your children will find themselves in a variety of new social environments–camps, playgrounds, beaches and family or friends' houses, to name a few.
Bunny Bunny Goes Missing!
in Mari Walker
It’s hard to know what toy your kid will latch onto, what will become the irreplaceable lovey or important, gotta-take-it-everywhere trinket.
The Mommy PR Goal
in Health and Wellness, Family Life, Kelly Carmena
“Mommy! Don’t go! Please!” These were the words that escaped my four-year-old’s sweet little mouth as I attempted to leave my parent’s house for a quiet run along Lake Chicot.
Pee Inside, Not on Trees–Please?
If you have to go potty, stop and go right away! Sometimes that’s easier said than done if you’re on a road trip with your littles or just out running errands without a potty nearby.
Born with Angel Wings
About four years ago, Anne McCoy felt the pain and sorrow of losing a great grandbaby. She was traveling with her fiance, Cliff, and needed a way to deal with the grief she was feeling over her family’s loss. She began crocheting, and it turned into
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Dunham School, The
The Dunham School is Baton Rouge's leading college-preparatory school serving students in PreK3-12th grade. As an independent, non-denominational Christian school, Dunham is committed to educating students in mind, body, and spirit.
Victory Academy
The mission of Victory Academy is to bring glory to God by providing a quality education in a christian environment that will build Christ like disciples for the kingdom of God.
Louisiana Key Academy
Louisiana Key Academy's mission is to serve the community at large, to educate and remediate children with dyslexia in an evidence based curriculum and to stand as an excellent model and resource for other schools and communities.
Kid-Possible Summer Camp
in Day Camps
Kid-Possible is a summer day camp in Baton Rouge, La., for boys and girls 6 to 12 years old. With a focus on building enriched experiences for our campers, our camp structure focuses on making each day fun, balanced, and full of excitement!