"Rise and shine sweetie, it's time to ____" Insert any number of things that must be done before you able to get out the door and to work, daycare and/or school. If you're a working parent, mornings can be challenging when you have young kiddos—just trying to get yourself dressed and ready can seem impossible at times let alone getting their needs met! If you build in a little extra time to interact, engage your kidlet with some play-based activities, you just may be able to get a meal … [Read more...]
About Those Educational Toys and Learning Apps
Are you a new parent? Well, if so, you might still be overwhelmed at times and sleep deprived all the time. Another universal parent emotion is wanting the best for your child. As a parent, you want the best for your child--to provide your child with the latest and greatest if that's what it takes. The drive to do everything in your power to insure that child of yours has what they need to succeed is strong…and you know who else knows that? Marketers. DATA Even before Facebook allowed the … [Read more...]
7 Tips for Exciting & Educational Family Holidays
Family holidays, for some, mean travel. Whether your looking to book something for Christmas, Spring break or, for that matter SUMMER, you'll want to read this post. Get some terrific ideas for family holidays or vacations from our guest poster Johanna Cider. She'll give you tips to make family holidays memorable and FUN, but also full of learning opportunities for your kiddos too! Yours in PLAY! Teacher Karen 7 Tips to Make Your Family Holidays Exciting and … [Read more...]
8 Tips for Stressed Moms Guest Post by Kayla Rigler from OurStart
Mother's Day is the 2nd Sunday in May where we take time out to thank, appreciate--honor--our mothers and other women in our lives. BUT--really? Is one day adequate? I think not! You don't need to give your Mom breakfast in bed every day, but DO encourage her to follow some (or all) Kayla Rigler's tips! You're Mom'll be much healthier and happier...and if you lived in my family you'd know the universal law of Nature: "If Mama ain't happy, then ain't no body happy..." Yours in Play! Teacher … [Read more...]
Getting Your Toddler from NO to YES
Think of your typical toddler. If you were listening in to their conversations you’d hear a lot of NO to this, and NO to that, and how-could-you-even-suggest-that NO! Sure the NOs are their way of testing out and flexing their own autonomy, but it can be taxing tiring, and tedious for parents. Parents want to support and nurture their child on their journey of growing up, moving out and supporting themselves, but those NOs seem to know no boundaries…so, yes The struggle is … [Read more...]
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