My brother and I played with legos ALL THE TIME as kids. I’m pretty sure my parents still have several 30-gallon rubbermaid containers full of legos. I really hope that our kids play with legos. Not that we’ll pressure them. But we probably will. Because Emma is still at the eat-tiny-things age, we have duplos …
For the very short period of time that we had only one toddler in our house, we had a toddler-friendly Montessori-inspired work shelf. It was Montessori-inspired in that: Most of the activities could be completed independently. The activities were displayed in a neat and pleasing manner. Our 2 year old was encouraged to do one …
This is not a “how to” potty train, but rather an in-the-thick-of-potty-training survival guide and humorous though sharing session. If you are potty training a kiddo and about to pull all their your hair out , you are not alone! I read all the right books and did all the research and talked to all the all the moms I knew …
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I stumbled upon this article one day, talking about Pink (the singer). It wasn’t super interesting or anything, but one thing struck me. She was interviewed about her 2 year old and the phrase “the terrible twos” inevitably made it’s way into the discussion. The article reads: The Grammy-winner admits that her toddler can be …
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