http://www.childsplayx2.com/2007/11/daring-to-be-different.html Because having one just wasn't enough Tue, 15 May 2012 18:08:17 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.childsplayx2.com/2007/11/daring-to-be-different.html/comment-page-1#comment-1612 Deanna Thu, 29 Nov 2007 01:56:19 +0000 http://childsplayx2.com/?p=804#comment-1612 The Webmaster read "The Dangerous Book for Boys" and really enjoyed it. This book is on our hold list at the library. I look forward to reading it! The Webmaster read “The Dangerous Book for Boys” and really enjoyed it. This book is on our hold list at the library. I look forward to reading it!

]]> http://www.childsplayx2.com/2007/11/daring-to-be-different.html/comment-page-1#comment-1611 MotherTalk » Blog Archive » “The Daring Book For Girls” by Andrea Buchanan and Miriam Peskowitz Wed, 28 Nov 2007 19:18:12 +0000 http://childsplayx2.com/?p=804#comment-1611 [...] Childs Play x 2 says “Surprisingly (at least to me, representing the male perspective), this book is pretty fascinating to read. There are great little stories about great women in history scattered throughout the book. Many of the chapters bring you back to your childhood such as being reminded of jump rope rhymes or how to make daisy chains and ivy crowns. Each chapter brings a new experience and a fun activity and really reminds one what being a young girl is and can be. As a father trying to find ways to stay connected to his little girl, I found enough of what I was looking for to make this book a real resource.” [...] [...] Childs Play x 2 says “Surprisingly (at least to me, representing the male perspective), this book is pretty fascinating to read. There are great little stories about great women in history scattered throughout the book. Many of the chapters bring you back to your childhood such as being reminded of jump rope rhymes or how to make daisy chains and ivy crowns. Each chapter brings a new experience and a fun activity and really reminds one what being a young girl is and can be. As a father trying to find ways to stay connected to his little girl, I found enough of what I was looking for to make this book a real resource.” [...]

]]> http://www.childsplayx2.com/2007/11/daring-to-be-different.html/comment-page-1#comment-1610 MamáChanga Wed, 28 Nov 2007 07:45:39 +0000 http://childsplayx2.com/?p=804#comment-1610 Having grown up as a one of those atypical girls (hated pink, didn't wear skirts or dresses until I found out their benefit in college, majored in science, etc.) I look forward to raising "Daring" girls. One might even say, they are already well on their way. Having grown up as a one of those atypical girls (hated pink, didn’t wear skirts or dresses until I found out their benefit in college, majored in science, etc.) I look forward to raising “Daring” girls. One might even say, they are already well on their way.

]]> http://www.childsplayx2.com/2007/11/daring-to-be-different.html/comment-page-1#comment-1609 Trish Wed, 28 Nov 2007 06:29:52 +0000 http://childsplayx2.com/?p=804#comment-1609 I just got this book and the one for boys when I was shopping this weekend. Borders had them half off for members. I love these books. I can't wait til my peanut is big enough to do some of these things with me and even her father. I've already told him how to make friendship bracelets. He can practice with her. I just got this book and the one for boys when I was shopping this weekend. Borders had them half off for members. I love these books. I can’t wait til my peanut is big enough to do some of these things with me and even her father. I’ve already told him how to make friendship bracelets. He can practice with her.

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