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by Eva St. Clair December 14, 2017 3 min read
How do you get your child ready for her first day of school? Parents, I know it’s tough. But with the right guidance, I assure you that your preschooler will end up loving the new environment. It all begins with proper assessment of the situation. Here are 5 of the most important tips you might want to check out to make sure your little girls is all set for her first day of school.
by Eva St. Clair December 03, 2017 2 min read 4 Comments
All this rebellion comes from pushing limits and learning the “why” of things. Parenting children through learning the reasons behind the rules can be emotionally, physically, and intellectually draining. But it can also be inspiring - because occasionally our little rebels discover rules that really do need to be broken.
by Eva St. Clair December 03, 2017 3 min read 17 Comments
Pink has now become so strongly identified with femininity and in particular, being a girl, that to select something in pink is symbolic of identifying as a girl. It means that a child looking at the two shields isn’t seeing just a pink shield and just a red one, and choosing the color they’d rather have. It means that the child is saying “I’m a girl and I like this shield” or “I’m not a girl and I like this shield.”
by Eva St. Clair November 22, 2017 4 min read 2 Comments
What Are The Most Fun Writing Games For Kids?
To make a significant contribution to your kid’s development and education you should keep in mind that the main activity for every child is a game. Through the game, the child discovers the world around him. Therefore, any developmental activity with a child should be organized in the form of a fun game to reach good results and simply ensure exciting pastime for you and your kid!
by Eva St. Clair November 12, 2017 3 min read 14 Comments
Both at Princess Awesome and GoldieBlox, we saw problems with the choices available for girls. These were problems many in the fashion and toy industries didn’t see, but that didn’t mean they weren’t there. We decided to try to solve them - why not us, after all? If we can see the problems, and if we know what we want the solutions to look like, then why shouldn’t we try to solve them?
by Eva St. Clair November 10, 2017 1 min read 1 Comment
Veterans of the United States Armed Forces, we salute you this Veteran's Day. Thank you for your service, for keeping us safe, protecting our freedoms, and showing us how high we can fly.
Katie Hodges, one of our customers, is a lieutenant commander in the U.S. Navy. This is her story of how what kids see show them what they can be.
by Rebecca Melsky October 31, 2017 1 min read 13 Comments
Whether we’re carrying things out of necessity or because we found an awesome little treasure, my kids and I rely on pockets. If we don’t have pockets, we rely on each others’ pockets.
At Princess Awesome we believe in pockets. They foster independence. They give kids freedom. Kids needs pockets. And girls need and deserve them just as much as boys.
by Eva St. Clair October 31, 2017 4 min read 2 Comments
Who doesn’t like to make learning fun? And, thanks to arts and crafts, you can make learning and development for your child fun.
These activities are great to do with your child and also great for them to do alone. Next time you are stuck inside on a rainy day, try incorporating one of these projects into your schedule for that day and see what a difference just that little bit of stimulation can make.
by Eva St. Clair October 19, 2017 2 min read
Arianna has Gaucher’s Disease Type 2. A rare progressive, genetic disorder, Gaucher’s Disease results from the body’s inability to produce an enzyme that breaks down glucocerebroside. As the substance accumulates in the body, it affects the body’s blood cell production, leading to anemia, bruising, and lung disease. It also affects neurological development, causing complications with breathing, swallowing, and muscle control. Most devastatingly, the patient’s lifespan is projected to be only 2-4 years.
Yet Arianna has defied the odds - after spending over a year in the Yale New Haven Children’s Hospital, Arianna has finally been able to consistently live at home with her family for the last fourteen months. She has amazed her doctors and nurses, and in turn they have been able to help other children newly diagnosed with Gaucher’s Disease thanks to Arianna’s response to her treatment.
by Eva St. Clair October 13, 2017 3 min read
I had a moment of clarity when another parent complimented me on how empathetic and kind my 8-year-old daughter is. My daughter was inclusive and instead of comparing herself to those around her to measure if she was “the best” she was just always simply her best self. It dawned on me, how can I raise a confident and independent daughter if I can’t lead by example? It was time to stop comparing, stop being miserable and time to define my own happiness. It was time for me to be leader in my own home.
by Rebecca Melsky October 11, 2017 2 min read 3 Comments
We couldn’t be more excited to introduce to you our second set of separates: the "Fleur-de-Liftoff" Rockets Collection!
Enter to win a set of leggings and matching shirt! Just tag a friend from our announcement about this collection on Facebook - one lucky winner will win the set!
by Rebecca Melsky October 09, 2017 2 min read 4 Comments
We couldn't be more excited to introduce to you the very first Princess Awesome leggings and shirt set: "She-Rex" Dinosaurs!
Enter to win a set of leggings and matching shirt! Just tag a friend from our announcement about this collection on Facebook - one lucky winner will win the set!
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