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October 21, 2015

Babbling Day
What does it mean to babble?
Babble, a game
Baby Talk: The importance of babbling

National Pumpkin Cheesecake Day
I love cheesecake.  I love pumpkin.
So today is a win for me and my taste buds!
Pumpkin Cheesecake Recipe

Reptile Awareness Day
Uuuugggghhhhh. *shudder*
Even the word 'reptile' makes my skin crawl.
National Geographic: Reptiles

Apple Day
Health Benefits of Apples 
So many varieties!
I actually love the good old red delicious but I also love most any other variety as well! I love apples...a lot.  What's your favorite variety?
Play the game Apples to Apples
Have some Applesauce, it's super easy to make your own!
Kid Games


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