Hunger Games Name
Dear Jennifer,
I’m fifteen and writing a Hunger Games fan fiction. It takes place after the last book and the main character is the daughter → full article
Dear Jennifer,
I’m fifteen and writing a Hunger Games fan fiction. It takes place after the last book and the main character is the daughter → full article
Going Places, by twin brothers Peter and Paul Reynolds, is a wonderful read aloud for children in the early elementary age range. As children grow, → full article
The DreamMover baby rocker “gently rocks at the speed of a mother’s heartbeat,” says its maker RoboPax, to “creates just the right amount of ambient → full article
If you aren’t familiar with Anna Dewdney’s Llama series, you are missing out! My children, nieces, and nephews have all enjoyed Llama and his drama. → full article
Hello Jennifer!
I want to ask you about a name from my family history. My however many greats grandmother’s name was Alvie Etta. I’ve also → full article
My son’s name is Patton. My husband likes WW2 history and got the name idea from General George S. Patton. Do you know
This is crafty: take a table and turn it into a chair for twin toddlers!
Using an Ikea dining room table, this father “made a → full article
Steve Light has created a masterpiece. The cover of this book gives you a clear indication of the fun that lies inside. Its intricate, detailed → full article
That’s the question the BBC asks in a recent news story — and like most headlines that are questions, the answer is “No.”
Or at → full article
Hi Jennifer,
I’ve been a long time lurker on BabyNames.com, even before I was married or expecting. Now I’m pregnant with my first child and → full article
Hi Jennifer,
Well, I like the name Tavia, but I don’t want to name one of my kids after someone I know who’s name is → full article
When I first saw the title Doug Unplugged, I was able to guess the moral of this story. On the cover, there was an adorable → full article
If you were a very prickly porcupine whose favorite thing in the whole world was a balloon, I’d tell you that you were not → full article