Category Archives for "Reviews"
July 28, 2011
Review: Babycakes Cookbook by Erin McKenna
The very first gluten-free, vegan baking cookbook I ever bought was Erin McKenna’s Babycakes: Vegan, (Mostly) Gluten-Free and (Mostly) Sugar-Free Recipes from New York’s Most Talked-About Bakery. With a cover like this, can you blame me? I went home excited to bake for my food-allergic son. But a quick look at the reviews on Amazon.com […]
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July 12, 2011
- in Health & Beauty , Reviews by Alexis Rodrigo
Bug Bite Ointment by Hyland’s
Summertime is here and unfortunately, with summer and sun, come bugs and bug bites. Bug bites can be mostly avoided by using the appropriate bug spray. But if you or your kids got bitten by mosquitoes or other biting insects, you might experience uncomfortable swelling, itching or even pain. Especially when out in the woods […]
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July 10, 2011
- in Homekeeping , Reviews by Alexis Rodrigo
Review: Best Summer Weekends Cookbook
As I am a food lover, I am always on the lookout for great cookbooks. In fact, browsing, researching and buying cookbooks has become an addition! Even my kids love to look at cookbooks at home and decide what to cook and try out next. Below is a review of Best Summer Weekends Cookbook by […]
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July 4, 2011
- in Have Fun , Reviews by Alexis Rodrigo
Salt Dough: Just 3 Ingredients More Than 100 Projects
Salt dough is a great material to let your kids’ imagination run wild. Kids love to mix, knead, sculpt, decorate and paint their pieces of art. Making salt dough is very easy and inexpensive. Everything you need can be found in your kitchen – flour, salt and water. To make it even more exciting, just […]
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July 3, 2011
- in Have Fun , Reviews by Alexis Rodrigo
Review: eeBoo Tea Party Game
The eeBoo Tea Party Game is a cute and fun game, which will appeal to any young child who loves tea parties. It is a game of luck, but like any board game, it teaches valuable educational lessons about how to be a good winner/loser, being patient, communicate with other players etc. The game itself […]
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