Has spring fever set in for your children? Is there more doodling going on than learning? Wait! It could be they are learning while they are doodling, just not in the traditional way. I’d like to explore how “doodling” and … Continue reading →
Helping children know if they are a boy or a girl in this transgender-crazed world may sometimes be hard for parents and educators to navigate. Marty Machowski, pastor and author, shares insightful ways to address the topic with children in … Continue reading →
Celebrating Holy Week with your kids is an excellent way to help children understand Easter. Little Pot, a fruit-bearing vessel, has created activities for each day of the week. In this post, we’ll share the different activities and the scriptures … Continue reading →
Often I feel like I’m running in circles, chasing myself trying to get everything done. Today on the way home from grocery shopping I noticed a billboard for a new school in our area. It advertised PE, music, and art … Continue reading →
Relationship experts say we need 8 hugs a day to be happy and 12 hugs a day to thrive. This is especially true for children. The sense of touch is one of the ways children learn. When a loving adult … Continue reading →
I have found that children choose their favorite read aloud books very young. Now that we have a new baby in the family, we are bringing out all the old favorites. However, it is a new board book that has … Continue reading →
