When our grandson was a toddler, he loved looking under and behind everything he encountered. Once, he found a dead yellow jacket in the folds of the curtains and promptly plopped it in his mouth and swallowed. He wondered if … Continue reading →
January is usually the mid-point in a traditional school year. During this “hump” time, you can help your child thrive by focusing on a few academic areas. Math: Many early elementary programs dive into geometry, fractions, money and time in … Continue reading →
Looking for a new series for your kids in 2022? Frustrated by the choices you see? I have good news for you: Lamplighter Books. Books reprinted from the 1800s to early 1900s that have solid morals and strong but flawed … Continue reading →
Parents, as little as 10 minutes of individual undivided time with your child will help this child grow up feeling loved and accepted. Parents might think or feel that there is not enough time in a day to give attention. … Continue reading →
Quite often I see children reading from tablets as I sit in the airport lobby waiting to board my plane. I have also often noticed children using their parent’s iPhone for entertainment as they ride in the shopping cart at … Continue reading →
Dear Reader, Yes, this one’s for you. You who share stories with children. You who read that same book, over and over and over. You who choose, and buy, and gift the books that line a child’s shelf. This little … Continue reading →
