Outdoor movies are shown on Friday
nights during summer months at Placentia Champions Sports Complex. Spectators
are encouraged to bring a lawn chair or blanket for comfortable viewing.
The Lion King is rated PG.
Monday, July 15, 2013
Wednesday, July 10, 2013
Kickee Pants Sample Sale at Kidville Brentwood
Kickee
Pants Sample Sale at Kidville Brentwood
Thursday, August 8, 2013
11:00 AM to 2:00 PM
Kidville
11740 San Vicente #107, Los Angeles, C A
11740 San Vicente #107, Los Angeles, C A
Join us for a
fun day of shopping and playtime fun!
Kickee Pants Sample Sale features half off their adorable Spring 2013 Collection!
Cash ONLY
please. Kidville gym is open for Club MomMe Playtime at 11 am - 2 pm
CleanBeeBaby
will be on hand to clean your strollers and car seats during the event. Make
sure to book an appointment on their website!
Kidville is
offering $75 off of a Fall class if you sign up by July 13th using the promo
code: Save75Now.
Sign up at clubmomme.com
Monday, July 8, 2013
Sip, Shop & Barre Event Featuring lululemon athletica
Friday, July 12, 2013
7:00 PM to 9:00 PM
21728 Ventura Blvd, Woodland Hills, CA
Join us at the new Woodland Hills Pure
Barre studio for a 45 minute traditional Pure Barre workout from 7pm to 7:45pm
led by Marni. Stay for a Sip and Shop from 7:45pm to 9:00pm featuring a
lululemon athletica trunk show hosted by the lululemon Calabasas team, healthy
appetizers and teas provided by MotherBees, juices, cocktails, goodies and a
raffle. Raffle prizes include free barre classes.
Register at http://purebarresipshop.eventbrite.com
Friday, July 5, 2013
FREE EVENT: Celebrate 100 Years Of Family Fun @ The Bubble Show
Bring the whole family to celebrate the Yorba Linda Public Library's 100th birthday with 100 bubbles at the BEST BUBBLE SHOW ever!
18181 Imperial Highway, Yorba Linda, CA
This
show will be offered 2 times today. Come to the 3:00 OR 6:30 show.
No Registration, but
parking is limited, so arrive early.
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Friday, June 28, 2013
El cuidado del ombligo de un recién nacido
Cuando se corta el
cordón umbilical, queda un
muñón que se ennegrece y se va secando hasta desprenderse a las dos o tres
semanas. Para que durante este proceso no se infecte, lo más importante no es
curarlo de una forma u otra, sino mantenerlo siempre lo más limpio y seco
posible, impidiendo que se ensucie con las heces o la orina.
Para ello:
-Procurar que el pañal no lo cubra, doblando su borde
superior hacia abajo si es preciso.
-Al menos dos veces
cada día, una de ellas tras el baño, se recomienda curarlo con alcohol de
70º. Para aplicarlo correctamente, hay que levantar el muñón sin estirar,
cogiéndolo por la punta para que quede expuesta la zona de transición entre el
cordón y la piel normal, que es la que debe quedar mojada. Dejar empapada la
gasa con que se le protege con alcohol puede ser irritante para la piel.
-Bastantes
especialistas prefieren que durante los primeros días, después del alcohol (o
en su lugar) se aplique un antiséptico como la clorhexidina (“mercromina
blanca”), aunque también los hay que recomiendan no poner nada.
-Hay acuerdo unánime
en que se han de evitar los productos con yodo, porque su absorción podría
influir en la función del tiroides, así como cualquier talco o polvo. La
mercromina normal (o mercurocromo) tampoco se usa, porque puede hacer que de
mayores tengan dermatitis de contacto por alergia al mercurio y, además, su
color dificulta la valoración del estado del ombligo.
-Si accidentalmente se
ensucia con las heces, debe lavarse sin miedo con agua y jabón, secándolo luego
muy escrupulosamente y aplicando el alcohol o el antiséptico que haya indicado
el pediatra.
Aunque poco
frecuentes, las infecciones del ombligo pueden diseminarse muy rápidamente en
el recién nacido, por lo cual hay que consultar con rapidez si se observa pus o
secreciones amarillentas y malolientes, o la piel de alrededor del ombligo se
enrojece y parece doler al tocarla o manipular en la zona.
Los
restos del cordón se desprenden durante la segunda semana de vida, pero también
pueden hacerlo antes o tardar hasta un mes; aunque si a los 20 días no se ha
caído, es mejor que lo vea el pediatra. En
ningún caso se debe estirar para acabar de desprenderlo,
por más fino que sea el hilo a que haya quedado reducido, pues se podría
ocasionar una peligrosa hemorragia. Es posible que sangre un poco al
desprenderse de forma natural, pero en ese caso, la hemorragia se detiene por
sí sola inmediatamente.
Tras
la caída del cordón, el riesgo de infección persiste hasta que el ombligo no
haya cicatrizado completamente, por lo que se
debe seguir con los mismoscuidados y
vigilancia hasta que la gasa que lo cubre aparezca limpia durante un par de
días seguidos. Esto es especialmente importante en los
llamados “ombligos amnióticos”, en los que la piel no sobresale sino que quedan
hundidos, porque eso hace que estén menos ventilados y sea además más difícil
valorar su estado.
Cuando
ya ha cicatrizado, el ombligo puede y debe lavarse con total normalidad; si se
acumula suciedad en sus repliegues, se han de separar sin miedo para poder
limpiarlos y secarlos bien.
Tuesday, June 18, 2013
Club Momme Picnic and Afternoon at Kidspace Children's Museum Outing
Juju Band Baby Colic Band
Friday, June 28, 2013 2:00 PM
Where:
480 North Arroyo Boulevard, Pasadena, CA
Join FREE!
Club MomMe day of fun in the sun! We'll start with a picnic in the park
and then go inot the museum for fun, science and water play! Please bring a
towel, sunscreen, change of clothes for the little one and your strollers! :-)
It will be a great day to get together and meet one another and talk about fun
events we can do in the future!
ADMISSION TO THE MUSEUM IS: $10 FOR ADULTS
& KIDS
FREE FOR KIDS UNDER A YEAR
MEMBERS FREE
http://clubmomme.com/
Thursday, June 6, 2013
Grand Park Los Angeles Block Party - Free Event
Friday, June 7, 2013
5:00 PM to 10:00 PM
Hill St (between 1st & Temple), Downtown Los Angeles,
CA
This is a fun LA Block Party celebrating the diverse
heritage of our great city. It's fun for family (so bring your kids), art, good
food, music,etc. Starts at 5pm ends at 10pm
http://grandpark.lacounty.gov/events/2012/all/100612.htm
Tuesday, June 4, 2013
Pasadena Chalk Festival 2013-Free Event
Pasadena Chalk Festival
When:
| Sat Jun 15, 2013 11am – 2pm (PDT) |
| Where: | Paseo Colorado (280 E Colorado Blvd, Pasadena, CA 91101) |
Saturday, May 25, 2013
Juju Band @ Bump 2 Baby, June 8, Costa Mesa, CA
Juju Band Will Be At Bump 2 Baby
Free Event!
FREE Mini Mama Photoshoots!
June 8, 2013 {Saturday}
1:00 – 4:00pm
Tuesday, May 21, 2013
Juju Band Announces The Birth Of Their New Twin Series
The rate of twin births has exploded in the
past three decades, experts say, but parents of
twins can now ease all of their worries because Juju Band has now released
their boys and girls Twin Pack Series. The Juju Band girls twin pack
comes with one light pink stars and one bright pink hearts
Juju Band and the boys
twin pack comes with one the blue stars and one blue hearts Juju Band . The
Juju Band is useful for newborn cord care and can also be used for colic and makes
the perfect gift for the expecting mom. Juju Band Twin Pack Price: $24.50
BOYS TWIN PACK
GIRLS TWIN PACK
Monday, May 13, 2013
Juju Band Announces The Mother's Day Contest Winner
Congratulations to Erica Wagner
of Sherman Oaks, CA ! You are the Winner of the Juju Band Mother's Day Giveaway.
Tuesday, April 23, 2013
Juju Band Mother's Day Giveaway
Juju Band is Giving Away 1- Boys Love Mommy and Daddy and 1-
Girls Love Mommy and Daddy in celebration of Mother’s Day. Great for soon to be moms and those with colicky
babies.
Random Drawing will
be held on May 12 and the winner will receive notice on May 13.
Products can be found
at:
Sunday, March 17, 2013
Wednesday, February 6, 2013
Enter To Win: The Juju Band ‘I Love My Grandma’ Giveaway
Enter
the Juju Band ‘I Love Grandma’ Giveaway! To win this great prize simply email
us with your name, address and phone number and tell us that you would like to
win, to jujuband.concepts@gmail.com. Winners will be drawn at random.
Grandmothers all over the world have used the Juju Band, passing this tradition on through many generations. We bring the Juju Band tradition from our family and pass it on to yours. Enjoy!
Closing date April 1st, 2013. TERMS AND CONDITIONS 1. This competition is open to all readers (aged 18 or over) resident in the USA, except employees and associates of Juju Band. 2. No cash alternative to the prize is offered.
About Juju Band:
The Juju Band is used for 2 different purposes.
First, it is used on
the newborn as a shield to protect the navel from wetness and constant contact
of diapers and clothing. This helps reduce the likelihood of irritation and
infection in the first weeks until the navel cord falls off.
Secondly, the Infant
band helps to relieve colic and soothe fussy babies. The snug fit calms and
comforts even the most finicky infants. Its design is simple and made to
accommodate even the busiest of parents! Families from all cultures have
discovered the benefits of Juju Band. Juju Band Baby products are made from the highest quality cotton materials
in the U.S.A. Sold at http://sears.com. For more information visit http://www.jujuband.com
Tuesday, January 22, 2013
Parenting Instructions For Mom -N- Dad
Kids don't come with an instruction manual, and there's no such thing as a perfect parent. You can read as many books as possible, talk to all the moms on the playground and pay for weekly therapy sessions, and you still might feel like you don't know what you are doing.
However, with the all DOs out there, ever wish you had a breakdown of the DON'Ts? Even if you think you're trying your best, it might not be enough. Take a look at this list of six sure-fire ways to create a ruined child.
1.Give in - No matter what your children want, they get it. Whether it's the toy in line at the supermarket or the video game console that will cost you a week's pay, giving them everything they ask for is breeding ground for a brat. Many parents believe that denying a child their requests will make them seem like the enemy. However, kids need realistic expectations about how to earn things and the value of money and hard work. Handing over your wallet with every whine or whimper will give the impression that money and materialistic items are more important than emotional and meaningful experiences and that you do not have to earn or work for the things you want. What to do instead: Limit your children to one new toy or purchase a month with a set spending limit. If they want more items or something more expensive, they have to earn it by doing chores or saving their own money.
2.Lack of Discipline - If your child acts up, throws a fit or bullies another child, you do nothing. Lack of discipline in parenting often stems from not wanting to look "mean." Many parents don't know the correct way to discipline a child, so they choose to do nothing instead. This type of ghost parenting can lead to serious problems, like delinquency. Children thrive with boundaries and rules for interactions with others. Without consequences, the line between good and bad can become blurred or even non-existent. What to do instead: Set clear and consistent rules and consequences for your children. If they act out in school or public, take away a privilege such as television or dessert at dinner. Use timeouts for misbehaving at home and explain why the undesired behavior is unacceptable.
3.Always Take Their Side - When a teacher or other adult reports an act of misbehavior, you don't believe them and always side with your child. While we all want to believe our kids are little angels, turning a blind eye to their transgressions or living in denial is not the answer. Some parents have the impression that their children can do no wrong and that authority figures are bullies. It's vital to emphasize the important role of teachers, police and older adults. Make your kids understand that they are not above the rules and that mistakes have repercussions. What to do instead: If your child's teacher or caregiver suggests a certain act of discipline, follow it as long is it is not dangerous or unreasonable. Explain to your kids why it is happening and that you still love them, but need them to do what is asked of them in order to be responsible.
4.Fight in Front of the Kids - Calling your spouse terrible names, getting in screaming matches and threatening him or her in front of your children can have negative physiological effects. Kids who witness this may act out in fear, run away, seek dangerous coping techniques like drugs or alcohol and may think it's acceptable to treat your spouse or other people in this manner. What to do instead: Keep it civil in front of the kids and take arguments into another room or outside. Set up an appointment for your children to speak with a therapist to help get them through a divorce or family problems. Instill in your child that name calling and violence are unacceptable ways to deal with conflict.
5. Set a Bad Example - Cutting in line, lying, saying curse words and stealing in front of your little ones sets a bad example. Parents are the first teachers for children, and their actions make the biggest impressions. Bad behavior while your children are present can alter the perceptions of what is right and wrong. You're wrong if you think kids aren't paying attention. Children are extremely impressionable and will begin to mimic bad behavior if exposed to it frequently. What to do instead: Resolve to be a model citizen in front of your child. Of course, we all make mistakes, and you should explain to your children why what you did was wrong and what you can do to fix it.
6.Not Being Present - Working late, choosing happy hour over a soccer game or just plain ignoring your kids. Kids need to feel loved and needed and that they are worthy of attention and affection. A child may seek comfort from inappropriate people or suffer from depression if neglected. What to do instead: Even if you've got a packed work schedule or need a break from parenting duties every now and then, aim to have one day or night a week dedicated to them. Watch a movie together or spend an afternoon in the park.
By: LilDread
Friday, January 18, 2013
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