Owning a Rhea Lana’s franchise offers many appealing aspects for families. For example, Rhea Lana’s franchise owners are able to pursue a career while still maintaining the flexibility of a part-time work schedule. This fact makes owning a Rhea Lana’s franchise an attractive option for mothers who desire to stay at home while still earning […]
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Kids may not show much interest in math and science in a traditional setting, but Camp Invention puts a whole new spin on the idea. The camp was created to help inspire children to open their minds and become innovators, reports Bonner County Daily Bee. “The main mission here is to get kids interested in
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The Chicago Toy & Game Fair (ChiTAG) has always encouraged innovation among children. With the relaunch of the Young Inventor Challenge for its 5th year, they are doing it again on November 19th. Kids ages 6-18 are invited to participate in this fun and exciting event that brings together imagination, play and inventive thinking with
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Kent’s Soda: Nine year old Kent ran a typical lemonade stand in the summer of 2010. He had fun and earned enough to buy some things he had really wanted. At the end of the summer he said, “Dad, I made a lot of money this summer. I got everything I wanted.” Kent then asked
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This looks neat. It’s a children’s dresser with drawers designed to look like the clothing that you put in them. The informative drawers create an engaging dresser for kids and an iconic furniture piece for parents. Well considered and well made. The dresser is hand crafted and packaged with care in Eastern Washington by the
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Huffington Post: For nearly four decades, Boy Scout merit badges have been awarded for the qualities, principles and virtues society most values in young people. Though an Entrepreneurship merit badge was quietly introduced in 1997, this year the Boy Scouts are updating the badge and re-introducing it with greater prominence. The new Entrepreneurship Merit Badge
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Cincinnati’s first Invention Convention recently brought together a group of kids with the mind to innovate. Everything from vitamin dispensers to motorized spaghetti forks were present. According to Cincinnati.com, the convention brought together a total of 80 students. Dane Doebereiner, 10, of Maineville, walked away with the grand prize, a $2,500 college scholarship, for his
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Parents are always looking for fun, safe activities for their kids. What could be more fun than cooking? According to Pennington Post, Chris Toto had trouble keeping the doors of her business open a short while back. Although her physical shop at to shut down, she opened up her virtual doors under a new name:
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Potty training is not always an easy process. Just ask any parent. In those early stages, the lack of access to a toilet can result in plenty of accidents. Although a training potties are relatively small and portable, they are not convenient for on-the-go use. That is a problem Amanda Jenner soon discovered with her
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I’m working on a ebook with 100 business opportunities for kids that will be out before summer. If you’d like to review an early copy of it, please enter your email address in form below. If you or your children have a business that you’d like to be featured in the book, shoot me an
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