I am taking a little time offline this week to spend with family and to try and kick the final symptoms of my recent illness. Fortunately, I have some great blogging friends who have offered to help me out with a series of fabulous guest posts. I hope you all enjoy this playful post by […]
Kids Art: 5 Ways With Body Outlines
Young children often love it when you trace around their body and here are five suggestions for getting the most out of this fun, creative experience (and these ideas aren’t just limited to little ones, the big ones will enjoy these too!) Drawing: Because of the large surface area of body outlines, it is a […]
My #1 Always-in-my-Handbag Waiting Game
Do you have a playful backup for times when you get caught waiting unexpectedly? This mini Fisher-Price Magna Doodle, the Doodle Pro, has been my go-to waiting game on shopping trips, in aeroplanes, at restaurants and doctors surgeries since Immy was about 16 months old. It takes up no space in my handbag and prevents […]
Have You Thought About Girl Guides For Your Daughter?
This post is by regular contributor Tricia Hogbin of Little Eco Footprints. I was a Girl Guide when I was young. I still remember the sense of awe and independence I felt at my first Girl Guide Camp and I can still taste my first campfire damper. I’d love my daughter to join Girl Guides […]
7 Ways to Use Video As A Literacy Tool
I have no less than 20 two or three minute videos of Immy on my iPhone from this past week. She is fascinated by the idea of performing for the camera and seeing herself played back on the screen. “Did you take the video?” and “Can I see now?” have become common requests. Initially she […]
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