My son stayed home from school today. And by stayed home sick, I mean he's standing next me begging to put on his coat so he can go outside and play. It started with crawling into our bed early this morning and then making vomiting noises. I grabbed him, leapt out of bed and rushed … Continue reading The Imaginary Bellyache
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Book Review: P is for Poop by Ben Luster
The author shares an experience with their reluctant reader son, who reacted negatively to most books. However, when they read "P is for Poop," a humorous alphabet book inspired by parenting, the son became engaged. This book cleverly blends child-friendly humor with relatable themes for parents, making reading enjoyable for both.
Do You Want to Play a Game?
Playing a game with a three-year-old is a unique experience. It takes a lot of patience, imagination and a complete lack of concern for following rules. We got this great set of games from Goliath Games, and my son couldn't wait to rip open the box and try every single toy, regardless of those pesky age recommendations.
5 Essentials for Your Dress-up Box and Where to Find Them
It starts when your toddler first puts on a pair of your shoes and stumbles around, giggling and excited to be dressing like mom or dad. Then it progresses to outfits and accessories, and before you know it they've got quite a dress-up collection. Dressing up is a great imaginative activity that you can encourage … Continue reading 5 Essentials for Your Dress-up Box and Where to Find Them
Choosing a Children’s Bedroom Theme
There are so many fun themes to choose from when decorating a child's bedroom. When they are first born, the room reflects the parents' personality and tastes, but as they get a little older the room starts to morph into a different style more in line with the child's budding personality. Here's a few ideas … Continue reading Choosing a Children’s Bedroom Theme