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This blog has a fair few people who I like to call “homeschool haters” I’m sure you have met these people: “Hey just send your kids to school, weirdo!”…etc It’s ironic that its these people who often lack many of the skills that schools are meant give us. Well I fond a great way to […]

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Not sure if you all saw the report on the news about the Oakland airports continuing, what amounts to harassment, toward military members coming back from Iraq. I copied the report in my note and hope you all will watch it. Please pass it along to anyone you know who might also drop […]

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Hey I just found this article about homeschooling that made me so mad! You can read it http://www.nea.org/espcolumns/dv040220.html
I was surprised that NEA would allow a lightweight, with no obvious pertinent credentials, address (so poorly) an issue (that more and more people are choosing homeschooling over public schools) that obviously has them worried. While irritating, it […]

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Hi Guys
Whilst we are still in the initial stages of this blogs life - I feel its time I shared one of my favourite blogs to you. Its:
Attachment Parenting Blog –
A fun and opinionated attachment parenting weblog written
by a couple raising three kids in this modern world.
Attachment parenting in its simplest explainations is being […]

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My Daughter has her own bookshelf in her room with mostly board books (I hate to see a book ruined) and one or two regular books near where I can watch and guide on the handling. She has a large plastic jar of foam alphabets and numbers which she loves to dump, loop onto her […]

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Your baby may be able to make things happen deliberately now, not just randomly. Roll a toy in a certain direction. Press the right button for a song. Vocalize to get your attention. When you provide toys that react to your baby’s touch with sounds or action, baby discovers the power of cause and effect. […]

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At ages 3-4 preschoolers discover the fun of playing with, not just beside, other children, and begin to understand the benefits of sharing and behaving kindly. Using more complex language, your child may be ready to extend an interaction with conversation. By offering toys and play materials that encourage communication and relationships, you help pave […]

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One moment your child is an astronaut. The next, “whoosh!”—the rocket itself. And just as quickly your child switches roles in pretend play from being an “actor” to a “director,” arranging play figures in their outer space roles. Your child has entered a peak period of pretend play that helps prepare […]

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