Kids absolutely love the idea of a hunt for treasure. So while you may do the traditional egg-dyeing, you may want to have some other “loot” to include in the […]
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Kid Collections: A Great Way to Boost Science Processing Skills
Have you noticed that any time you’re outside with children they naturally begin to pick things up and “collect” them? It’s part of their natural curiosity about the world and […]
How to Support Your Quiet, “Shy” Child
We parents want our children to thrive. And it can hurt when we see a quieter child overlooked, not chosen or otherwise left out in fun, social settings. We want […]
Creative Play: Let Them Build Forts
When I was eight years old I decided it would be fun to live in a travel trailer. Our family didn’t happen to have one, so I set about building […]
Eating Out With The Kids — And Enjoying It!
You’ve probably seen your share of restaurant disasters in which babies, toddlers and older children are too noisy, too messy and rude. Call up those memories the next time you […]
Lying or Pretending? Teaching Kids to Tell the Truth
Somewhere around the age of three, when children begin to understand parents may not know what they actually did or didn’t do, your precious little angel may begin to tell […]
Classic Books to Make Your Kids Fall in Love with Nature
In these classic books, exceptional illustrations and simple, clear words make these books burst with information about the natural world. After reading one of these classics, take your kids on […]
