Open Minds & Messy Hands
Sharing is a difficult concept for young kids to grasp. This social skill is a fundament to early friendships and engaging in play with peers. One of my favorite ways to discuss (and practice) sharing with kids, is through play and taking turns. This activity based on the book, Should I Share My Ice Cream?
As a parent, especially a first-time one, helping your baby play can be kind of a daunting task. The days can seem long, and finding ways to occupy a baby who now has interests outside of eating and sleeping can be tough. However, play is a really wonderful way to bond with your baby and
Kids love to dress-up and engage in pretend play. This type of play is integral to development and is a great way for kids to practice imaginative and creative play. My daughter has recently asked for an Elsa cape for a “show” that she has been meticulously planning for a while now. Grab an old
STEM (science, technology, engineering & math) is all the rage, and it’s no wonder. So many incredible skills can be learned by exploring these topics starting at a young age. And, it’s FUN! Check out how you can STEM at home by getting a box full of fun delivered right to your door. *This post
This Ten Apples Up On Top file folder game for kids is a way to combine books and learning. Use the free printable game to practice counting with your kids. Ten Apples Up On Top! is a classic Dr. Seuss kids’ book! Have you read it with your littles yet? Here is a fun and