April 2011 Blog Posts (6)

We are moving to Ocala this Summer and my 12 year old daughter is in dance classes in our current town and she want to take dance in Ocala.  She takes, Ballet, Tap, Jazz, Hip Hop and Lyrical .  We are interested in a good Dance School and 2011/2012 school year will be her 6th year of dance. Can anyone suggest a great Dance School ?  Please.

My name is Erica. I'm 25 years old and interested in a baby-sitting job. I love children of all ages. So if you or someone you know is looking please contact me.I am in the ocala area (34474). I can give references,resume and even meet with you if you are interested. Thank you.  Phone: 616-558-1385

i am looking for a in home daycare for my 20month old grand daughter hours would be from 10am - 3pm m-f
does anybody know of somebody who has a in home daycare in ocala, i can trust, i can only afford to pay 100.00 to 110.00per week

Here is a quote I found online:

I volunteered for an organization that delivers lunches to elderly shut-ins and used to take my 4 year old daughter with me on my rounds.  She was always intrigued by the various “appliances” of old age especially the canes, walkers and wheelchairs.  One day I found her staring at a pair of false teeth soaking in a glass.  As I braced myself for the inevitable barrage of questions, I was surprised when she whispered excitedly “The Tooth Fairy will…

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Disposables, cloth. Cloth, disposables. Fifty years after Procter & Gamble introduced affordable throwaway diapers, dubbing them Pampers, the battle over baby's bottom rages on.

The brand brought on a revolution in baby care, obliterating safety pins, soaking pails and diaper delivery trucks. But reusables have been slowly inching back into the mainstream, with the predictable faceoff among parents choosing one or the other - though some families use both.

In 1958, with…

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Susie Peyton, an art teacher in Redwood City, Calif., has always tried to minimize the candy in holiday traditions with her three kids, now ages 11 and 15.

"I'm the awful mom who goes through their Halloween basket and throws out all their hard candy," said Peyton. "They have a big sweet tooth, and they would eat candy for breakfast if they could."

Easter, with its expectation of chocolate eggs and marshmallow peeps, presents unique challenges for mothers like Peyton. Store…

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