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There are many bluetooth speakers out there, but how many have you seen that you can clip onto your belt loop, or key chain?! Ifrogs has this fun tiny bluetooth speaker that is small and mighty.
The iFrogz Tadpole is the ultra-small, super-portable solution to mobile music. It delivers big sound from a tiny package; and with its ability to clip onto keys, purses, belts, and more, the Tadpole brings the party where no other speaker has gone before. Its lithium-ion battery can power over two hours of continuous play and a simple micro-USB charging port makes recharging a snap. And with a variety of fresh colors to choose from, there’s a Tadpole that’s perfect for every style.
The Ifrogz Tadpole is less than three inches long, but packs a lot of punch! The volume can be adjusted through whatever device it’s connected to & comes in five fun colors: white, gray, red, blue, and purple.
This speaker is compatible with all Bluetooth 3.0 devices. I was really impressed with the range; we can leave the phone charging in the bedroom and be in another room in the house with the speaker working perfectly..no lagging. But that’s not all he uses it for! He also uses it as a hands free device in his truck…while he still has to answer the phone (usually just by a swipe) the whole conversation can take place with this tiny device hanging from his visor. As you can tell he has already taken over the Ifrogz Tadpole, so I guess I’ll just have to get myself one in purple!
At only $19.99, the ifrogz Tadpole Wireless Mini-Speaker would make a great gift for any music lover, perfect stocking stuffer!
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In truth, while gyms provide everything we need to get healthy, the work itself is always down to us. As such, if you feel like your efforts are stalling, there’s a high chance it’s due to something you are or aren’t doing.
Reasons for issues here, obviously, vary, but some common causes for gym setbacks include –
# 1 – Continuing with unhealthy habits
If you’re indulging in unhealthy habits elsewhere, hitting the gym every night won’t be much help. This isn’t some fix-all solution to help you deal with your less-than-ideal addictions, behaviors, and so on. In fact, attempting to tackle such problems with a simple workout could prevent you from getting the help you need, and even lead to unhealthy exercise dependencies. In these instances, speaking with a professional or even seeking the support of residential treatment centers will serve you much better. Only when you’ve dealt with your behaviors at their root are you likely to feel the physical benefits of your gym efforts.
# 2 – An unwillingness to change your diet
It’s astounding how many people assume they can eat whatever because of their gym efforts. Sadly, fitness is a two-fold effort, and both exercise and diet play a massive part. At the very least, continuing to eat poorly will see you making no progress. At worst, you could come to find that your neglect of a healthier eating regime will leave you in poorer health than before you took out your membership.

Welcome back today number eight of our ‪#‎12DaysOf‬ Easter Crafts and Recipes! We have seen so many amazing recipes the past few days, but today we bring you something a little more edible craft than recipe. This will be exceptionally helpful for those who prefer the “wow” without all the work.
Do you like those big hollow Easter Bunnies? Mom Does Reviews thinks a hollow bunny can be a big disappointment to little ones, so Victoria set out make it better from this Easter on! Her daughter’s love for surprise reveal eggs inspired her make a Chocolate Easter Bunny Surprise! Once your little one opens up their, usually hollow, bunny and discovers all of the goodies inside – he/she will be thrilled!
Stop by Mom Does Reviews to learn how to stuff your bunny full of goodies. Be sure to check out the rest of our fantastic friends’ Easter crafts and recipes below:

These cupcakes are not only adorable to look at, but they’re so much fun to eat! Under each peep is a “surprise” in the cupcake. You can customize them depending on dietary needs. Get the full recipe with tutorial pics over at donnahup.com.

5 Tips For Creating Safe Havens for Your Anxious Child
The school environment can pose unique problems for a child with anxiety, especially if the type of anxiety is social anxiety. Often considered a “performance-related” anxiety, children exhibiting social anxiety are often triggered by both the social demands of a school setting and the performance demands within the classroom. The five tips below can help you, and the school, create “safe havens” within the highly social school setting, supporting your child’s anxiety before it develops into school avoidance or worse:
Partner with the teacher and school at the first indication of concern. Don’t wait until the problem is significant to approach the teacher. As soon as your child begins to avoid school or indicate a problem, speak with the teacher to develop strategies early. Doing this can help you avoid the more serious cases of school avoidance.
Develop strategies with the teacher for use within the classroom environment. Many anxious children are triggered by the typical performance demands of a classroom. Work with the teacher to incorporate some of the strategies listed below to minimize the negative impact:
Seat the child next to helpful and calming peers
Work out non-verbal signals to use with the child to signal when the teacher is going to call on him or her.
Provide advanced warning to the child for changes in routine
Establish “safe zones” for the child to use during recess and/or lunch. It is easy for a child with anxiety to be triggered by the noise and energy of the other students during lunch and recess. If this is a trigger for your child, work with the school to establish alternative places for your child to go. Working in another classroom and using the library often work very well for children with anxiety.
Establish “safe” people on campus to function as coaches to your child. Although schools can be huge triggers for children with anxiety, they also provide great opportunities for children to learn and refine social skills and coping strategies. Enlist the help of someone on campus that your child trusts to help your child learn and use social competencies at school.
Make sure the home environment is safe and supportive. As important as it is to mitigate the possible negative impact of the school environment for children with anxiety, it is important to remember that everything starts at home. Making sure that home is a calm and secure environment can establish a foundation of safety that can support the anxious child.
Children who demonstrate extreme shyness and social anxiety-like behaviors can really struggle in school and during social events. Following these tips and adapting them to your specific situation can go a long way toward supporting these children and improving their outcomes. Social anxiety disorder doesn’t have to dominate a child’s life. Providing safe havens can help your child find the balance needed to manage his or her anxieties.
Raising the Shy Child
By Christine Fonseca
The fear of being judged by others in social activities is a common human experience, especially during childhood. But when the fear becomes all-consuming, it can disrupt daily functioning and the development of social competency. Raising the Shy Child: A Parent’s Guide to Social Anxiety takes a fresh look at social anxiety disorder, coupling the latest in research trends with evidence-based strategies and real-world stories to untangle the complexities of this disorder. Presented in an easy-to-read, conversational style, the book uses a combination of real-world examples and stories from adults and children with social anxiety disorder to show parents and educators how to help children find a path through their fear and into social competence. With specific strategies to address school refusal, bullying, and identity issues, Raising the Shy Child is a must-read resource for anyone dedicated to enhancing the lives of children.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Christine Fonseca is a school psychologist and award-winning author of nonfiction and teen novels dedicated to helping children and adults find their unique voice in the world, including the books “Emotional Intensity in Gifted Students,” “The Girl Guide,” and “Quiet Kids.” When she isn’t crafting new stories or working with student groups, she can be found sipping too many skinny vanilla lattes at her local coffee house.
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Prufrock Press
March 1, 2015
ISBN: 9781618213983
$16.95
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Summer time, time for outdoor fun, color runs, riding bikes and movies in the park…
Two weekends ago, Dynacraft transformed Atlanta’s Piedmont Park into a Ride-In Theater, complete with a ride-thru ticket booth, bike-up concession stand, old-fashion marquee sign, lively games and photo booth. At sundown, families cuddled up under the stars to watch Universals Pictures Despicable Me 2 on a 40-foot-wide screen. I’ve added a quick clip of the event to help you get a better idea of the fun…
Dynacraft has an exciting summer planned with their Dynacraft Experiments In Fun campaign. Events like these will be happening across the country only with different concepts each time around. Next stop will be in St. Paul, Minnesota on June 13 for The Color Ride – a color-powder fun run meets scavenger hunt on wheels.