In episode 2 of Braininjacess, the Brain and the Princess try to use reverse psychology on the Ninja, but the Ninja ultimately defeats them with his unintentional humor.
Serious side note: Some kids do respond to reverse psychology. When it comes to the Brain, I think he responds to it, because he is partially defiant, but deep down he really wants to make us happy. [Source: Mamiverse.com]
Friday, February 12, 2016
Saturday, February 6, 2016
Flower Power (Braininjacess, Ep. 1)
We've added a YouTube Channel. The first episode stars the Ninja and the Princess as they help flowers grow by singing.
Serious side note: The MythBusters team actually experimented with the old adage of people believing they can talk to their plants to make them flourish. They determined the myth as plausible. [Source: Discovery.com]
Serious side note: The MythBusters team actually experimented with the old adage of people believing they can talk to their plants to make them flourish. They determined the myth as plausible. [Source: Discovery.com]
Saturday, December 26, 2015
Let It Go, Princess!
Easier said than sung ...
Serious side note: Giving is good for you. Its makes you happy, improves your health, promotes cooperation and social interaction, evokes gratitude, and it's contagious. [Source: Berkeley]
Serious side note: Giving is good for you. Its makes you happy, improves your health, promotes cooperation and social interaction, evokes gratitude, and it's contagious. [Source: Berkeley]
Saturday, November 30, 2013
It's the Final Cart Down!
Tis' the season!??!

Serious Side Note: We do not shop on Black Friday, because more than 100 million others in the U.S. are expected to.

Serious Side Note: We do not shop on Black Friday, because more than 100 million others in the U.S. are expected to.
Labels:
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braininjacess,
Christmas,
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Monday, November 18, 2013
Monday, November 11, 2013
Brain's Cellular Addiction is Not-So-Anonymous
Serious side note: "The rise in texting is too recent to have produced any conclusive data on health effects. But Sherry Turkle, a psychologist who is director of the Initiative on Technology and Self at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and who has studied texting among teenagers in the Boston area for three years, said it might be causing a shift in the way adolescents develop." [Source: NYT]
Labels:
cell phone,
cell phone addiction,
cellular addiction,
teenager
Saturday, November 2, 2013
Clean Room Perspective — Mom vs. Kids
Serious Side Note: The current record for a "clean room" in our home (not counting time we are away from our home or sleeping at night) is 3 hours. That was during nap time.
Thursday, October 31, 2013
Ninja Protects His Chicken Nugget
Serious side note: There are much healthier alternatives to the chicken nugget — veggies, for example. Your children may [or may not] be less defensive with veggies.
Tuesday, October 29, 2013
Princess Gets a 'Bad Day' Letter from Teachers
Labels:
bad behavior,
bad day letter,
note from teacher,
pre-k,
school
Sunday, October 27, 2013
How to Turn Your Brother Into a Butt Face
1. Tell mom you are going to play with your brother in his room.
2. Place a small chair in front of the inside of brother's door.
3. Climb onto the changing table with your brother.
4. Tell brother that the butt cream is moisturizer.
5. Apply butt cream to brother's face.
Serious Side Note: Boudreaux's Butt Paste has always been the only diaper cream that works for our kids' sensitive skin. We love it. It's a great product, and it has the word "butt" in it — bonus!
2. Place a small chair in front of the inside of brother's door.
3. Climb onto the changing table with your brother.
4. Tell brother that the butt cream is moisturizer.
5. Apply butt cream to brother's face.
Serious Side Note: Boudreaux's Butt Paste has always been the only diaper cream that works for our kids' sensitive skin. We love it. It's a great product, and it has the word "butt" in it — bonus!
Labels:
bourdeaux's butt cream,
butt,
butt cream,
butt face,
diaper cream,
diaper rash
Friday, October 25, 2013
How to Get Your Child to Do the Electric Slide
1. Place child at the top of a plastic slide.
2. Push child down the slide.
3. Let static electricity do the rest.
Serious Side Note: If your child is wearing rubber-soled shoes, touch their shoes before you grab them from the bottom of the slide to avoid a possible painful shock.
2. Push child down the slide.
3. Let static electricity do the rest.
Serious Side Note: If your child is wearing rubber-soled shoes, touch their shoes before you grab them from the bottom of the slide to avoid a possible painful shock.
Labels:
braininjacess,
child,
comic,
electric slide,
funny photo,
shocking,
slide,
static electricity,
static shock
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