I Owe Everyone Kisses and My Kids Suddenly Learned to Read!

Wednesday, September 12, 2012

I Owe Everyone Kisses and My Kids Suddenly Learned to Read!

Check this out! My kids suddenly know how to read and they can't get enough of my new book, The Happy Mommy Handbook: The Ultimate How-to Guide on Keeping Your Toddlers and Preschoolers Busy, Out of Trouble and Motivated to Learn!

Okay, okay you got me. I admit that my kids don't read yet and this photo was staged. But we had a lot of fun taking this photo and the point is, I wanted to make sure you knew that my book is out because I REALLY think it can help Moms out there! I co-wrote it with a former Kindergarten Teacher, Susan Case and what makes it unique is that we give the Mom perspective and then a Teacher perspective. Here is what's in it for you:

Literally hundreds of ideas on ways to keep your kids busy
Data and research on why it's so important to nourish your child's brain at a young age
A list of how to get started on crafts and projects even if you aren't crafty by nature and have never been to a craft store (trust me, you aren't alone. I've heard it from a lot of folks)
Stories of putting these projects into real-life scenarios
Visuals on how implementing these ideas can truly make your family happier
A kiss from me!

Well...maybe you won't exactly get a kiss from me, and you probably wouldn't want one anyway, but I would still be eternally grateful! But don't listen to me...To give you an idea of what you might expect to get out of this book, here is what one reader put on Pinterest.

A MUST read. I've read this book and it has so many great and simple ideas on how to stimulate your children's minds so they will want to play on there own and you will be able to do things around the house or just relax without turning on the TV for the kids.

I have been so humbled by how many of you have already bought the book and I want to say THANK YOU!! It has been consistenly ranked in the Top 5 on Amazon for the category of Motherhood since its release in July and I can't even tell you how happy that makes me!! If you've already read it and liked it, would you mind recommending it to a friend?

Susan and I did a short video, discussing more about the theory behind the book and how you can benefit from it (As an added benefit, you get to put a face to the name....if you've been reading my blog for awhile, you can watch this video to make sure that I'm normal! :-)

Feel free to download the first chapter on your Kindle so that you can get a feel for whether you want to spend your money on this!

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