Which all just makes me all the more grateful my three-year-old goes to a Jewish preschool that doesn't have any of this Valentine's Day card nonsense.
But Valentine's Day is not the only holiday on the horizon! I wrote four ideas for Family Fun in NYC for Presidents' Day Weekend on NJFamily.com, and a Guide to Purim Fun for BaristaKids.com.
And last but not least, my huge thanks to the b Positive Project and Anna of My Life and Kids for including my ideas for being positive in their new eBook, 50 Ways to B Positive. It's free! Just click here to get a copy.
Lots of voices have joined to share their fun and funny advice, and there's a coupon code in the book for 10% off all purchases at b Positive, an apparel company and more - in fact, that same coupon code helps kids with cancer – for every purchase you make, the b Positive Project will send a b Positive t-shirt to a child with cancer.
So get reading, and b(e) inspired!
Have a great week everyone! Next up: can't wait to share all the cool stuff I saw at the Toy Fair!
1 comment:
Maya is at a Jewish daycare and I feel a little sad they don't do valentine's day or Halloween. We had such a cute Halloween costume for her, but it is too small for Purim. We have a cute pink outfit with hearts too! But the daycare said no.
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