Hey there, it’s been awhile!

Nov 15, 2012 By Sharon Feliciano in Uncategorized

I got a job, and as soon as I settled in and resolved to get back to the blog I got really sick and have been recovering from emergency surgery since. I’m better now, and I’ve missed you all so much!

So to get back in the swing of things read about this awesome dad who hacked his daughter’s video gaame to make Link a girl. Go Dad!

From nbcnews.com

Meet Super Dad. His name is Mike Hoye. By day he is a tech entrepreneur in Toronto. By night (and, well, sometimes during the day too) he is a video game-hacking Super Dad who transforms famed game heroes into game heroines … all for the sake of his young daughter.

PAX wrap-up to come!

Sep 6, 2012 By Sharon Feliciano in Uncategorized

It’s been a ca-razy week around here! Kitty started Kindergarten and Nate is now officially a middle-schooler!

I also started a new position, which allows me to work the same hours the kids are in school and still work on the blog. And, despite my best efforts I seem to have caught a bug at PAX.

Needless to say, I’ve been so busy since PAX that I haven’t had a chance to write a wrap up. I’m hoping to do that this weekend, because I saw some serious cool stuff. I got to try out Epic MIckey 2, Scribblenauts for WiiU and a new game called Defiance hat crosses over with an upcoming show on SyFy.

Taking Kids to PAX Prime?

Aug 29, 2012 By Sharon Feliciano in Uncategorized

It’s time for my annual list of dos and don’ts when bringing your kids to PAX Prime (or any other large convention). For the fourth year I’m standing by my own advice and NOT bringing five year old Kitty.

You still have time go out and get yourself some easily-portable hand sanitizer. I still recommend the fun ones from Bath and Body works, which you can find at 5 for $5 at almost any mall. They are alcohol based, opposed to Triclosan, which may be safer for littles.

Click on this link for the rest of my PAX tips: Surviving PAX Prime with Kids.

Do you have any tips? Leave them in the comments below or on Parenting Geekly’s Facebook page, and we’ll add them to next year’s list.