Since I last posted about family meal time conversations, sharing ideas from the Childhood 101 Facebook community, our dinner time conversations have evolved to include Immy sharing the highlights of her day at school and us all taking a turn to share the best and worst parts of our day. Sometimes we mix it up [...]




















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Thanks for a wonderful resource, looking forward to trying them all out, Kierna
This book is exactly what I`m after, I have a 2 year old boy who is only interested in cars and trucks and runs when I pull out the art smock and paints, I need more ideas!.
Hi,
Just purchased this book – can’t wait to have a look, it is exactly what I was after – and I just happened upon SquiggleMum who happened to post about it a few days ago – a nice find!
Have you ever considered making it available on something like http://www.blurb.com/, although I like ebooks, I do LURVE real books too. If you had it as an option to buy a hardcopy I have a friend who I would love to gift it to!
Please let me know if you check it out and go ahead! I will be first in line to buy!
Ta x
This book looks AMAZING! (Thanks for posting a comment on my blog!) I am happy to have had a chance to discover your blog and have added your book to my must read list. I love art with my toddler and would love to find more ways to incorporate art (not craft) into our daily lives. Thanks!
Thank you for such a kind comment, Pamela
Christie, you and I must never be in the same room with children or the art supplies will explode and turn into silvery confetti, and so will we! So much love of art and children! Seriously, I admire you, your passion, AND YOUR BOOK tremendously.
Hehehe…I think that would be a fantastic explosion of creativity, we must try and make it happen one day soon
This book looks wonderful! Parents/Teachers will love your tips on making projects less messy! WE have no fear of Mess here!!!
Thank you for saying so, Melissa
Hi! This is wonderful! Exactly how I feel about art! The cleaners at school must hate me because I’m always letting my class do messy stuff. I broke the “rules” by using glitter during non-Christmas times
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