Everyday I hear and read about parents comparing their toddler’s abilities to name shapes, recite the alphabet, count to 100, and label/identify a vast array of colors. I’m sure these parents mean well and want the best for their child,…
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Having a child with developmental disabilities can be challenging. I do not have children with developmental disabilities or developmental disabilities, however I have 15+ years of work experience in this area. I have worked with many families whose children have…
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Children of all ages have their own agendas (as do many adults). We all learn best when we are interested in something. The same goes for babies, toddlers and children. Because this is so important I want to show you…
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Blowing bubbles is one of the simplest childhood activities, yet it’s packed with so many opportunities for learning. Blowing bubbles with kids is also such a simple activity that brings so much joy. There is so much more to bubbles…
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Sometimes we take for granted how colorful our world is and we may assume that children will automatically learn their colors as they grow. But the ability to recognize and name colors is a skill and an important cognitive link…
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Father’s Day will be here before you know it and this year with Covid-19 will be unlike any other. So why not forgo the gifts and try some fun and memorable Father’s Day Activities that will also promote hands on…
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The market of electronic toys for toddlers is growing rapidly each year. And the makers of these toys are touting their many benefits, even for babies and toddlers. When I refer to electronic toys, I am not speaking only about tablets…
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You may be familiar with a few of the old standbys when it comes to playing with a young child. There’s peek-a-boo, nursery rhymes, and tickling toes. But when those grow old what can you do? One option is to…
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