Archive for the ‘Parenting’ Category

Parenting: The Old Switcheroo

April 14th 2011 by Dr.MOZ in Parenting 16

I think it’s safe to say that those that don’t see the humor in this tactic (aka “the old switcheroo”) aren’t parents. What do you think everyone…is this cruel or funny? In case you are wondering, I’ve watched it three times and I’m voting “funny”.

A Reminder from the Moose M.D.

February 26th 2011 by Dr.MOZ in Parenting 25

I know, you’re looking at this toddler and wondering what she is doing on the baby blog. She’s not a baby at all. Actually, she is five and from what I can tell…she doesn’t want to get married until she has a job first. This is just a small reminder that your rolling, burping

Mompetitors: Why I Can’t Make Mom Friends

September 29th 2010 by Dr.MOZ in Geeky Fun, Parenting 10

As a general rule, I like to keep things clean but this parenting video (not safe for work)  is just too perfect to ignore. If you are a new parent that frequents public parks, you’ll eventually have a conversation with a perfect stranger covering all the hot topics

Blog Feature: My Parents Were Awesome

November 25th 2009 by Dr.MOZ in Blogs, Holidays, Parenting 23

There’s nothing quite as funny as seeing our parents in photos long, long before they had kids. It can be hard to imagine our parents living footloose and fancy-free, but make no mistake my friends…they too were awesome before you came around. If you don’t believe me, just visit My Parents Were Awesome and I [...]

Now Casting: Nanny 911 Wants Your Family!

September 25th 2008 by Dr.MOZ in Movies and Media, Parenting 1

I just received a note that the producers from the reality TV show Nanny 911 are looking for “outgoing, charismatic families who need help managing day-to-day family obstacles“, so I thought I’d pass along the information. If your family lives in Connecticut, New Jersey, or New York, and you would like to learn more… check [...]

97% of American Kids Play Video Games. Duh.

September 17th 2008 by Dr.MOZ in Parenting, Tech and Web 9

Researchers at the Pew Internet & American Life Project released a national survey yesterday (to report pdf) which found what parents across America probably already knew. Nearly all (97%) of American teens between 12 and 17 play video games. I know…I was sure that only 96% played video games, but numbers don’t lie. Other shocking [...]