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Angela England

Angela England is a renaissance woman who doesn't let five children stop her from many pursuits, interests and tasks. Angela is a freelance writer, professional blogger, speaker, labor doula, massage therapist and can usually be found with a coffee nearby. Angela recently published her first book, Backyard Farming on an Acre (more or less) and has since published her first Untrained Housewife Guide - Getting Prepared.

Angela England is a renaissance woman who doesn't let five children stop her from many pursuits, interests and tasks. Angela is a freelance writer, professional blogger, speaker, labor doula, massage therapist and can usually be found with a coffee nearby. Angela recently published her first book, Backyard Farming on an Acre (more or less) and has since published her first Untrained Housewife Guide - Getting Prepared.
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A Dozen Kid-Friendly Fall Recipe Ideas

Saturday, October 28th, 2017 by from EverydayFamily Eats
12 Kid Friendly Fall Recipes
Fall is a favorite time of the year for baking and cooking - and really, what's not to love? Warm your whole kitchen and get a delicious treat out of the deal too. It's perfect. Even more so when you can involve your children in the process. 

Here are 12 fun fall recipes that you can do with your kids! ...

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Are You Sure Your Kids Are Safe When You Head down the Road? #KidsBuckleUp

Thursday, April 27th, 2017 by from The Family Channel
Keep your kids safe in the car - teach them to buckle up!
We all know that keeping our little ones, and even our bigger ones, safe, is our top priority as a parent. From that first nail biting ride home from the hospital to the first time your tween buckles up without a car seat, we are worried parents. ...

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Autism Awareness #LightItUpBlue – My Son’s Diagnosis

Tuesday, April 25th, 2017 by from The Family Channel
April is Autism Awareness Month and this year it has more meaning for me personally. Last year our oldest son was officially diagnosed on the autism spectrum. We had suspected it when he was younger but after a brief screening as a preschooler we were told that he wasn't. A more thorough evaluation this past year when he was 11, yielded a more ...

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10 Plants Your Kids Can Grow!

Sunday, April 9th, 2017 by from The Family Channel
10 plants for kids
One of the great things about growing a backyard garden is that it's something you can do as a family. But when you have little ones you want to make sure you are choosing kid-friendly plants for your garden to keep your children engaged. ...

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18 Snack Ideas for Back-to-School Afternoon Munchies

Monday, January 2nd, 2017 by from The Family Channel
snack ideas

Back-to-school time means kids come home ravenous! We want to have snacks for them ready to go so they can refuel and tackle their homework for the evening.

These snack recipes will range from the sweet to the fruity, the crunchy, and the healthy. All are snacks you will want to try in your home so you can feed those busy kids and ...

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Goodwill for the Season

Thursday, December 22nd, 2016 by from The Family Channel
‘Tis the season! The season for giving, caring, and sharing. It’s also the season that our young ones can get caught up in the presents, what they will get, what they want, but it doesn’t have to be all about the stuff. We can take this opportunity to get back to the basics and the true meaning of Christmas. We can reverse the focus of what ...

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Why the Sex Talk With Kids Isn’t a One Time Thing

Tuesday, May 10th, 2016 by from The Family Channel
Teaching Kids About Sex and Online Safety
One thing I think a lot of parents don't realize when they say things like "I need to have the sex talk with my kids" is that the sex talk isn't A sex talk. It's multiple conversations over multiple years. It's not a one time deal.  Let's be honest here, shall we? It's a lot ...

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Teaching Preschoolers Their Letters

Monday, February 15th, 2016 by from The Family Channel
teaching preschoolers their letters
  I love working with my preschool kids to teach them their letters but one thing I learned very quickly with my firstborn was that kids can get frustrated if they are pushed too quickly. I thought teaching them to write their letters would be the easiest way – but it caused a lot of ...

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6 Family Activities Your Kids Will Love in Cooler Weather

Thursday, December 31st, 2015 by from The Family Channel
The slightly cooler months of Fall leading into Winter are a perfect time for family activities - perhaps more than you realize! The days aren't too short yet, the summer heat has broken, and there's so much to do! In addition to the typical fall family activities—leaf piles, pumpkins, and whatnot—here are some other activities to ...

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Mommy and Me Activities – 12 DIY Christmas Ornaments

Sunday, December 20th, 2015 by from ABC, 123
Twelve Kid-Friendly Ornament Crafts
With Christmas right around the corner, we've pulled together some fun, but simple activities you can do with your little ones. These ornaments are all simple to make, or things that kids will have fun helping you with. And the memories you'll make with your one-of-a-kind ornaments on the tree will be priceless! ...

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