This post includes 20 easy toddler activities! Children who have a creative outlet will feel less frustrated and throw fewer tantrums than children who have no way of expressing themselves creatively. It may be easier than you think to create an environment for your toddler to learn and enjoy different ways of expressing his or […]
Teaching Children Emotional Intelligence
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One of my proudest moments as a mom thus far came when my oldest son was about two years old. I was carting him around Seattle too busy for our own good. I had just dragged him from a friend’s house to the car so we could get home in time to relieve our babysitter. […]
Simple 4th of July 4th Activities for Kids
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I had so much fun putting this post together. Easy July 4th activities for you and your kids to enjoy! Enjoy these 4th of July Activities for Kids! 4th of July Activities for Kids DIY Star Pattern Cards I love working the pre-reading and pre-math mind. Kids as young as 2 and 3 (and EVEN younger) […]
[Dinosaur Songs] Fun & Engaging Songs for Toddlers & Preschoolers
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Like many of your households, we are in full-on Dinosaur mania mode. I am in the process of writing up a post on a variety of dinosaur preschool activities including dinosaur songs. In the meantime, however, I thought I’d share some of these wonderful songs I found and collected along the way. One of my […]
Yoga Resources & Why Yoga is part of our Home
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I started a yoga practice after college. I moved to San Francisco and yoga was becoming increasingly popular to the mainstream. Plus I am a long distance runner and certain forms of yoga work wonders on a runner’s tight body. What I found beyond opening up my body is that yoga brought a sense of […]
Your Ultimate Guide to Montessori at Home for Infants
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The Montessori approach is child-led and self-paced. Teachers do not play the role of an instructor, rather they are a guide. A Montessori teacher offers knowledge as it applies to the child’s pace and demonstrates leadership. They create an enriched and nurturing environment that fosters the child’s natural growth. Take this approach as you develop […]