More Halloween Fun
Because I love Halloween so much I wanted to share with you more Halloween fun. These are child-centric but fun for everyone. Whether you are having a party at home […]
Halloween Costume Tips
We’re coming up on one of my favorite times of the year – Halloween! There are so many fun activities, outings, games, and crafts that make the fall and Halloween […]
7 Key Montessori Phrases You Can Use At Home
This article from Motherly by Christina Clemer gives us insight on how to incorporate some key phrases Montessori educators use that will work well at home. Great ideas for parents, grandparents, […]
Ending the Comparison Cycle
We often use comparison when we shop for a deal or for the best product. It makes total sense to get the price and product that’s best for you. We […]
Dad and Baby Bonding
Bonding to your new baby is more than huge it’s absolutely essential. Often families concentrate on mom and baby time or family time with baby but making sure that time […]
Play Has No Age Limits
Play, its philosophy, and practice is front and center of many early childhood websites and blogs. It’s good to see the focus and attention on play which is often quoted […]
Trust Your Parenting Instincts
Overwhelm comes to everyone when too many choices or options are before you. You can see this in action at the grocery store. You’ve gone into the store to purchase a […]
Hurricane Harvey – My Story
By Marly Driskell I wanted to share with you my personal journey through Hurricane Harvey. While we are on the other side of the rain and wind, and the floods […]
Hurricane Harvey Statement from the American Academy of Pediatrics
Hurricane Harvey was and continues to be big news. However, for me and my fellow Texans, the devastation of this storm is more than news, it’s personal and traumatic. Families […]
Routines – Good for Everyone
When speaking of routines some people think schedule, but I don’t believe they are the same nor do they have the same benefits. Routines are good for everyone; they are […]
