I have recently discovered the website Pinterest. I have now spent way too much time perusing recipes, cute photos and craft ideas.
For those of you still blissfully ignorant of this website, it is essentially a [...]

I am a technology Nazi.  I have managed to keep video games, computer games, and most toys that run on batteries out of my house for the better part of 10 years.  When the kids [...]

Boston’s Early Childhood blog had a great post recently. It has to do with how children and adults answer four simple questions. The majority of adults get the answers wrong. Curious? Here are the questions:
1. [...]

What makes for a good toy? Has your child begged and pleaded with you to buy That Cool Toy they saw in an ad, only to abandon it a couple days after receiving it?
One thing [...]

My girls are exactly 2 years and 2 months apart.  They were both born on the 3rd of the month, they have the same long blonde hair and blue eyes, and the only way we [...]

Play is a natural instinct for babies and toddlers.  Play helps them to learn about the world around them and about themselves.  The more experiences your child or infant partakes in, the more information is stored [...]

Lisa Eack, Parent Coalition leader and mom, also took the “20 Minute Play Challenge.”  Here is her reflection on it.

Uninterrupted. Uninterrupted? I am not sure that this word even exists in our household.  With two [...]

April is the “Month of the Young Child” and we are excited to have Kelly Williams, a local licensed child care provider, with us as a guest blogger this month.
Our local group of child [...]

When I’m building in the block room, please don’t say I’m JUST Playing.  For, you see, I’m learning as I play about balance and shapes.
Who knows, I maybe an architect someday.
When I’m getting all dressed [...]

With summer finally in our face,we’ve taken some extreme measures at times just to stay cool. From enjoying a cool walk by the water at Burr pond,to having the wind blown in our hair as [...]