Play Kitchens For Kids will always be my #1 recommended toy for speech and language development! But the learning doesn’t stop there. They are also fantastic for facilitating other skills such as problem solving, social skills and fine and gross…
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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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Remember back in the day when children were told to go outside to play (on their own) or sent to the basement to play with all of their toys? What happened to those days? These days children often have fully packed…
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A baby activity gym is a must have when it comes to infant development. However, Exersaucers and Jumperoos are what many parents end up choosing, especially as their baby’s get older. But did you know that neither of these are…
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In our modern plugged in digital age, the idea of wooden toys seems foreign, nostalgic even. However, as the average age a child receives their first cell phone is now 10.3 years old and as access to the internet for…
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Keeping kids safe in the kitchen is a priority for every parent! Unfortunately, a chair isn’t always the safest item to use. Luckily we discovered The Learning Tower when our kids were quite young (18 months and 3.5). In this…
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Children often ask many interesting questions. How many stars are in the sky? Why is the sky blue? Why do people have two eyes when they see only one thing? How deep is the ocean? Such thought-provoking questions show that…
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Does your child have frequent ear infections? Is there a delay in spoken language? If so ear tubes for children may be required. This article will help clarify…