Posts Tagged ‘kids’
Kids digital cameras are fun Educational Toys. Teach kids digital photography with cameras designed just for them.
http://www.digitalphotographycameras.net/kidsdigitalcamera/childrens-digital-camera
Your children can share their award wining pictures and videos with the world, how cool is that!
Stop paying retail for kids digital cameras.
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Discussion of why giving every child an early start at education helps the entire community and the economy as a whole.
Guests: From the Texas Early Education Model Program, Patricia Flores-Cantu, and from the South TX ociation of Schools, Martin Peña
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Timeless, treasured, fun filled animation stories that generations of children have grown up with and loved. These stories end with a moral and are pearls of wisdom, wit and learning. Click http://www.rajshri.com/Animation/moralstories/moralstories.asp to watch more stories.
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Ready to read rhythm and rhymes at stories4kidz.com. Picture Book, Animated Video and audio. Stories written and illustrated by Miss Daisy.
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Author and Illustrator Ruby Roth describes her vegan and vegetarian children’s book “That’s Why We Don’t Eat Animals” and the ideas that inspired her to write it. More info at http://www.WeDontEatAnimals.com
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Hundreds of workers from the childrens garment industry in New York protested the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act which will go into effect February 10, 2009. Spokesman Cory Silverstein of Kids Headquarters said the consequences of the CPSIA will be grave.
Despite the one year stay of enforcement for lead testing and certificates of content which the Consumer Product Safety Commission issued Friday, January 30, 2009, Silverstein stated that millions of pieces of safe product are being shipped back to the manufacturers. As a result, the manufacturers will be forced to destroy perfectly safe clothing at tremendous losses, forcing many to declare bankruptcy. Closed manufacturers means thousands of workers will lose their jobs.
Steve Levy of Star Ride Kids demonstrated the clothing components which would have to be tested and made a call for common sense.
Don Mays of Consumer Union which publishes Consumer Reports Magazine talked to WABC reporter Tappy Phillips and told her that implementation of the regulations was handled badly. He also said that parents don’t have to worry too much about the safety of clothing already in the marketplace.
From WABC New York, New York
Broadcast Tuesday, February 3, 2009
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This story was written my 10 year old niece and the actors are her sisters and their friend. We helped them put this together as a movie over a the holiday weekend, and had a great time doing it!
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Hi, I’m David Clingaman and the inventor of StyroPlane. Patent Pending.
- The Plane has no surface controls, it turns and flies on differential power.
- Each plane sells for $79.95, plus shipping and handling.
For information visit my channel!
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Jennifer vanVorst enjoys making baby bibs and she likes the bit of income she makes from selling them. Her fabrics are organic and do not contain lead or the other tested chemicals that are part of the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act’s new regulations.
She fears without exemptions or modifications of the CPSIA, she will be forced to hang up the baby bibs for good.
PLUS, BICYCLES are under scrutiny per the new law too!
Video from KDVR Fox 31 Denver, Colorado
Broadcast Friday, January 2, 2009
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A “children’s” book I wrote many years ago (1999) based on an Internet joke that was going around called “Top 10 Rejected Children’s Book Titles.”
One of them was called “Some Kittens Can Fly.” It always made me laugh, so I wrote and illustrated a version of it as a gag gift for my girlfriend at the time.
You can purchase Some Kittens Can Fly merchandise here:
http://www.cafepress.com/shyaporn
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