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Continue reading →: The Magic of Open Ended Toys
The question I get asked the most often is what toys will keep my kids busy for the longest time? And my answer always is the same – there is no single magical toy that can keep your toy engaged for long periods of time because it often depends on…
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Continue reading →: Household Objects as Toys for Kids
The importance of reducing screen time often leads to questions about affordable toys. Instead, consider repurposing household items for play. For example, use dry pasta for threading activities, plastic cups for stacking and sorting, plastic containers for water play, Swiffers as child-sized cleaning tools, and cardboard boxes for various activities.
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Continue reading →: My Starter GUIDE is HERE: Getting Things Done Without Screen Time
I am so excited to share my new starter guide with you: Getting Things Done Without Screen Time for Your Toddler. This guide provides an excellent overview of how to get things done without constantly relying on screen-time for your kids. LIMITED TIME DEAL: I don’t mean to rush you…
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Continue reading →: Snack Menu for Picky Eating Phases in Toddlers (Free Template)
Free Template for Visual Menu for Toddlers
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Continue reading →: Reducing Screen-Time for Your Kids
Everyone is telling you that you need to reduce screen time for your kids but no one is telling you HOW so that’s what I’d like to help you with today! I have included 7 easy tips to reduce screen time for your kids, without creating more work for yourself.…
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Continue reading →: Encouraging Independent Play for My Highly Attached Toddler
Independent play comes naturally to some kids, but my toddler was not one of those kids. However, it wasn’t a lost cause or impossible and with a few small changes, we were able to get there. Now, she’s able to play anywhere between 15-30 minutes on her own at 2…
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Continue reading →: Why We Stopped Buying Electronic Toys for Our Toddler
Getting right to the point: the more the toy does, the less your child does. Electronic toys are SO great at holding the attention of our kids that we want to buy more of them BUT it’s important to remember that electronic often promote passive engagement rather than active, hands-on…
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