Remember how Shopkins started the tiny toy craze and parents were always complaining about spending $5 for a rubber avocado the size of a thumbnail?
You would have thought we were planning an elaborate vacation, but no. We were just discussing our plans for the afternoon the kids received their second-term report cards. We celebrate every report card with a treat — frozen yogurt or something from the gas… Continue Reading “Having fun with family traditions”
We assumed she’d lost the ring at school, as she’d admitted to taking it off. I wondered if I should have just left it safely in my jewelry box.
When I was in my second year of university, I made the mistake of watching The Ring. I’d watched plenty of horror movies before and wasn’t bothered — well, except for that one traumatizing viewing of Candyman when I was eight. I can’t say… Continue Reading “Momo Challenge a wake-up call for parents”
Through a few frantic texts, we decided we only had one solution that made sense. We left our eight-year-old son home alone.