The transition to early education is significant for both parents and toddlers, bringing pride and anxiety. To ease this change, parents can employ creative strategies like play and storytelling, focus on social-emotional skills, manage behavioral changes, and encourage independence. This supportive approach helps toddlers feel confident and prepared for their new learning journey.
I’m not usually one to dish out parenting advice, but there’s one thing I’ve learned that keeps popping up over and over again – Don’t let your terrible experiences stop you from trying. Like the people who take their child to a restaurant, suffer through a public meltdown, […]
Today we’ll be covering one of life’s great mysteries- how to make the bed with a toddler around. A very interested toddler who may or may not be making lumps all up in your covers. How to Make the Bed in 6 Easy Steps 1) Pick out your […]
I was not a member of Amazon Prime until I became a mom. Now I understand not only the incredible convenience of not leaving the house to purchase much needed things, but the value of being able to return items for free for any reason. And when they […]
I originally published this last year around the same time, and it’s amazing how my son’s vocabulary has changed. He’s three now, and there are no more “mogatoos” or “z cups.” But there are “super herioes” and I’m not correcting that one just yet. It’s what he calls The […]
