The secret to making your playdough soft and not crunchy is boiling the water in the microwave instead of in the pan. Plus, in this blog find a list of simple things you can add to the play to keep the playdough fun alive, new, and interesting.
Read MoreLet’s look at behavior differently than we traditionally would look at challenging behavior. Instead of seeing it as misbehavior or disrespect, we should view it through a Positive Behavior Support sense…. Their behavior is communicating a need or missing skill. As Ross Greene teaches, “If they could do well, they would do well.” What supports do they need to be able to do well? Prevent, Teach, Reinforce!
Read MoreHoliday shopping guide to give ideas for ages 1-5-year-olds, with links, DIY ideas, and discount codes. Ideas in technology, dramatic play, stocking stuffers, art supplies, handmade, heirloom quality, and more. Shop small and support your child's development with your gift choices.
Read MoreLearn how to make your toddler/kids their own doll bed with cane for under $10. This boho, rattan-inspired doll bed is so easy to make yourself. It makes a great gift for two, three, four, five, and six-year-olds.
Read MoreMeg is a blogger, author, and mom of 4. Her third child Avery who is currently five-years-old and was born with Syndromic Craniosynostosis. Today Meg talks a little bit more about helping our kids develop self-worth to safeguard against bullying and how we can navigate the conversations when someone's different from us.
Read MoreAnyone else have a child who has to carry their baby doll, blanket, drink, toys… and who know what else she can pick up along the way with them EVERYWHERE? This gift is not only a “fun“ gift but so functional for my 2.5-year-old girl. She LOVES her babies and with a baby on the way in March, it’s the perfect gift to help her nurture the babies in her life. I love gift-giving with development in mind — I have a whole podcast on this subject.
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