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Celebrating Read Across America Day
Resources, School
Read Across America Day holds a special place in my heart because, not only am I an avid reader, it also marks the birthday celebration of the beloved Dr. Seuss. I remember having tons of Dr. Seuss books as a kid and how they captivated…
Make Car Trips Educational for Kids
Automotive, Featured Video -Money, Money, TV MamiMamiverse Community Manager Eileen Carter Campos has perfected incorporating a little study time into a family road trip. Whether you’re commuting or taking a cross-country vacation, these are great tips to make car trips educational! For…
Free Fun for Kids: The Bookstore
Featured Video - Life, Life, TV MamiLooking for a fun, educational activity for your kids? Sometimes the simplest ideas are the most brilliant! An afternoon at the local bookstore will keep children (and adults) entertained for hours. For more fantastic MamiTV videos and…
Let’s Go, Hugo!
Books, Picture Books
Let’s Go, Hugo!
Written & Illustrated by Angela Dominguez
Dial • 2013 • 40 pages
Hardcover ($16.99)
ISBN 978-0-8037-3864-5
Ages 3-5
Hugo is a small yellow bird that lives in Paris. He is different from the other birds because…
Let’s Go See Papa!
Books, Picture Books
Let’s Go See Papa!
By Lawrence Schimel • Illustrated by Marina Rivera
Translated by Elisa Amado
Groundwood Books • 2011 • 48 pages
Hardcover ($18.95)
ISBN: 978-1-55498-106-9
Ages 9-12
In this translation of Vamos a ver a papá…
New School Versus Old School Learning
Resources, School
With the new Common Core State Standards (CCSS) in place in nearly 50 states and the District of Columbia, more rigorous expectations have been placed on our children, regardless of their residence or background. These standards are there…
Secret Saturdays
Books, Middle Grade Books
Secret Saturdays
By Torrey Maldonado
Putnam Juvenile • 2010 • 195 pages
Hardcover ($16.99)
ISBN 978-0-399-25158-0
Ages 10 and up
What does it mean to be a man? Living in the hardscrabble neighborhood of Red Hook, in New York City,…
How to Build Attachment With Your Child After Adoption
Health, Parenting
Four years ago, my husband and I traveled to Ethiopia to meet and bring home our son. As I reflect on our four years together as a family, I know that our most important work was done in those early days, weeks, and months where we worked…
How to Help Heal Your Child’s First Heartbreak
Health, Parenting
I have a confession to make: I am not a Valentine’s Day type of person. All the cards and flowers and boxes of candy are just stuff I’ll eventually have to throw away. But my son seems to be a real romantic. He’s entering that age when…