The Fin-tastic Cleanup

We are loving this book, The Fin-Tastic Cleanup by local Long Island Author and Mom, Laura Mancuso. This is the author’s first book and not only did she want to bring joy to the children who read her book but, to also make them aware of our waters and what we can do to preserve […]

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How to Help Your Aging Loved Ones Keep the Mobility

It is common for people when they are aging to be faced with mobility issues. However, this should not spell the end of having fun and undertaking their usual activities. While most of what they can do will be limited to their abilities, the care and support they get are crucial in promoting their capabilities. […]

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When Charley Met Emma

A beautifully written book by author, Amy Webb who is a Mom and a wonderful writer. This is one of my new favorite books for children to read along with their parents, caregivers and teachers. It is a great conversation starter about inclusion, compassion and kindness. I guarantee you will fall in love with this […]

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Preventing A Child From A Possible Addiction

Drugs are a very real danger in our society. Our children are especially vulnerable. While children make their own decisions, there are things you can do at home to help guide them in the right direction. Here are a few tips to prevent your child from a possible addiction.

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Meal Planning and Prepping

You know the people who love to cook and experiment in the kitchen? That is not me. I wish it was. I am always a little envious of the people who talk about cooking like it is therapy. I love the idea of going into the kitchen and starting with a recipe as a base, […]

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World Read Aloud Day

I was chatting with my Momee Friend, Dawn after we picked our girls up from nursery school and she reminded me that today is, World Read Aloud Day! World Read Aloud Day is a celebration. It is about reading just for the fun of it! Reading is one of our favorite family activities. At night […]

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The Stubborn Potty Struggle

The encouragement of a sibling can be the most powerful thing! My youngest daughter has been very stubborn about going poop on the potty. She has been having potty success with a lot of positive encouragement from her family and especially her older sister. Anyone else going through the potty struggle? 💩💩💩

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October Creative Writing- Psychological Horror Story

Selene Castrovilla is an award winning local author and she is contributing to the Momee Friends site each month with creative writing tips. You can find this Creative Writing tab under our Teen Scene section but we welcome ALL ages to participate and write for the theme presented each month. October is a month-long spook […]

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