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The heat is on and it's time for creative ways to entertain the kids this summer with Camp Mom at home activities.Can you believe we are more than halfway through summer? I don't know about you, but sometimes I feel like I'm running out of ideas. Thankfully, I have over 14,000 articles on Momtrends to help keep me inspired. This week we are focused on foodie fun, and we have eight ideas to share, enough to keep busy until Saturday. Enjoy these Camp Mom summer food fun activities.Related: Get Week 5 Camp Mom-Activities hereWHAT IS CAMP MOM?What will you get...

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If you’re planning to head out camping in the great outdoors – but you’re not exactly a seasoned camper – you may want to take a few moments and think about the kinds of things you’ll need while spending time outside. One thing that always helps me is a list!  We’ve created this RV/Camping Packing […] The post Camping 101: Printable RV & Camping Packing List! appeared first on Mom Does Reviews.

Recently there was an explosion of bilious joy on Twitter at the news that among the four million or so Paycheck Protection Program loans that the government handed out to keep people employed during the coronavirus shutdown of the economy, there was one that was accepted by the Ayn Rand Institute. “Today seems like a good day to remind you that Ayn Rand has provided the justification for unbridled selfishness and contempt for the common good,” wrote former Secretary of Labor Robert Reich, who served in the Clinton administration. “Her ideas must be firmly and unequivocally rejected – not subsidized...

Being able to coordinate and use the small muscle groups in our hands, wrists, and fingers in a controlled way requires fine motor skills. Mastering these skills as kids allows us to be more independent.With fine motor skills we can perform tasks, such as brushing our teeth, eating, and getting dressed, on our own.This post discusses the benefits of building fine motor skills and how printables can serve as fantastic learning tools.Read More: Free Printables for Building Fine Motor Skills