Taken From Me: The Tiffany Rubin Story is a great movie based on a real-life story. Tiffany Rubin (played by Taraji P. Henson from The Curious Case of Benjamin Button) is devastated when she finds out that her ex-husband has taken her son Kobe to Seoul, South Korea, after telling her they were taking a vacation to Disney World. Tiffany searches for help everywhere she can and finally enlists the help of an investigator (played by Terry O'Quinn from Lost). When Tiffany can't get the help she needs, she takes matters into her own hands.
This story is quite eye-opening. I can't imagine finding that my son has been abducted to another country with so few chances to get him back. I can completely relate to Tiffany Rubin not wanting to sit back and wait. I would do everything in my power to get my son back, and that's exactly what she did.
I'm telling you, this is a don't miss movie. Be sure to watch it!
Taken From Me: The Tiffany Rubin Story premiers Monday, January 31, at 9 PM ET/PT.
Immediately following the movie at 11 PM ET/PT, Lifetime will premiere an all-new hour-long documentary, Beyond the Headlines: The Tiffany Rubin Story.
*Disclaimer: I received a screener of this movie to help with my review.*
. Kids love to hear stores with fun characters like Jack & the Beanstalk and others. In this new DVD Barney, Baby Bop and the rest of their friends bring these special fairy tales to life.
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as a little kid? I remember getting a few of them from the library or maybe as a gift. They are delightful books. Mandie always had an adventure, and the books taught great life lessons with a Christian theme for young kids.
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, which is the stage 1 for Fine Motor Development. My son definitely needs more work on this. This book is a perfect way to learn hand-eye coordination as well as fine motor skills. It contains pages with pictures that can be cut with scissors, then peel away strips so you can attach cut up colored pieces of paper to create your very own masterpiece. There are pages with colors and black lines to practice cutting out strips of paper. Then we used those to let me son make his own little shapes to stick to the paper. He loved doing this. He is fascinated by scissors, but for some reason he is still very awkward using them. The Snip-It! Book from Mead is perfect for honing these skills in my preschooler. The book is geared towards Pre-K through 2nd grade.
book there are 4 sections to help with a different thing. The first part of the notebook contains debossed capital letter guidelines. Your child will find it easy to almost trace these letters to get the feel for wear their lines should go. Then there is a section for debossed lowercase letter guidelines, embossed raised ruled sheets, and primary ruling paper. This makes a natural progression for your child for learning letters to writing them on their own.
. This workbook is helping children learn to write letters, sentences, paragraphs, and even numbers on regular notebook paper. It helps them transition from primary, dotted-line paper to wide-ruled notebook paper. There are visual cues to help teach them about margins, letter size and word spacing. As a teacher I know this can be tough for young kids to transition to this. I have to say I love this notepad that helps slowing get children accustomed to regular paper.
