These days throwing unique kids parties is more about the parents bowing to social pressures than it is about fun, games, and cake.
While the extravagance of unique kids parties may simply be a sign of a changing society, there’s one thing we can all agree on – that is – birthday parties can send anyone MAD!
Mother’s Day as we know it is a relatively new celebration. It dates back no more than 100 years. It is recognised and celebrated (on different dates) for around 50 countries around the globe. It is thanks to Julia Ward Howe and Anna Jarvis (Mother and daughter) and their hard work during 44 years, that managed to get it approved by US President Woodrow Wilson on 1914 and to be celebrated on the second Sunday of May.
The benefits of playing a sport are numerous, and while they teach kids about coordination skills, and keep them fit and healthy, it can also help them with their education.
The History Of Father’s Day Celebration Father’s Day is celebrated every September in Australia. The day gives thanks to all that dads do for us every day. It celebrates the diversity of what it means to be a father, and gives dad a reason to kick back and relax. But where did Father’s Day come
We all love spending time with our children and our families. But I’m pretty sure we all have those moments where we dread saying “Yes I’d love to play Monopoly!” Or how about the constant asking “Please can someone, anyone, set the table for dinner?”
So what are Pokémon? Where did the idea come from? And how long has it been around? We’ll be answering the top Pokémon questions to help you understand how this phenomenon has helped take the world by storm, and whether it’s actually good for your kids.
