With back to school only a few weeks away we here at Today’s Woman have just the item to add to your back to school shopping list. The smART sketcher projector from Flycatcher promotes artistic ability, fine motor skills and STEAM education skills. If you have never heard of STEAM- STEAM is an educational approach to learning that uses Science, Technology, Engineering, the Arts and Mathematics. Setting up your smART sketcher Projector The projector is supper easy to set up. Simply...

As with anything in life, we always want the best of the best for whatever it is that we need. The services we seek, whether hiring a photographer, a caterer or hiring a lawyer after an accident, should be the best service that we can find. As we perform these searches throughout life, there are a number of factors to consider that will lead us to what we need and make the process easier. When seeking out the best place to hold a wedding reception, or maybe you’re assigning that task to...

In recent years, there was an increased interest in the notion of corporate moral responsibility. Generally, either it is defined by the law or exists in everyday life. Moral responsibility is simple enough for understanding. Morality is the notion that exists in any moral problem and with which people deal on a daily basis. It generally predetermines what is correct and what is wrong in one’s behavior.  For ages, deciding what can be considered as “morally obligatory” was a...

Stories about wishes have long been a perfect place to explore the possibilities. New from HMH Books for Young Readers comes a book about wishes. Published this past July, Cat Wishes, written by Calista Brill and illustrated by Kenard Pak is a playful fairy tale for young readers age 4–7. In this delightful book a gray-and-white-striped cat catches a snake wile wandering through the woods one day. “Spare my life,” the snake pleads. “I’ll grant you what you wish.” Cat it skeptical...

Brand new from Yulu Toys comes the game Watermelon Smash.  Watermelon Smash is the perfect game for wet summer fun, though it also comes with the capability of dry play as well. Recommended for ages 6+, Watermelon Smash ends with one player getting water (or the included plastic seeds) dumped on his or her head. The game comes with a plastic watermelon, a spinner, and blue and yellow watermelon seeds for indoor play. The plastic watermelon comes in two pieces. There is a rectangular bar on...

Some of you may have children who love playing the Floor is Lava (also known as “Hot Lava “). If you have never heard of the game in “The Floor is Lava”, players imagine that the floor is made of lava and thus avoid touching the ground. My daughter and her friends love playing different versions of the game, such as lava monster where one person is the lava monster and everyone else tries to stay away from the lava monster without touching the lava ground. I knew right...