The Walking Child

Did you know that crushed egg shells can be used as food for your household or garden plants? You

Whether sitting, crawling or standing, a child as early as 10 to 14 months of age is still learning how

A client I worked with recently asked how she could encourage her young daughter to become comfortable with mathematical concepts

You’ve probably come across one or more articles that extol the virtues of getting children to help around the house.

Whether finding the way across the carpet on all fours or manipulating objects with all five fingers, your infant is

Keep Calm and Carrot On There’s a lot that can go on in the kitchen when a recipe is made.

Prime Your Child with the Primary Colors The “First Color Box” may look like an extremely simple and straightforward

Grab that Garlic and Peel Away! Maria Montessori understood the kitchen was more than just a place for making great

Creative Hands with Rubber Bands It may look ridiculously simple, but don’t take it as such – your child won’t

Sharpening Pencils For A Sharper Child Pencils are a great instrument for your child to express themselves creatively, while their

If clementines don’t immediately make you think of the old song, “Oh my darling,” you may at least find yourself

Teach Your Child to Use Scissors Safely The simple exercise of cutting out paper snippets can be a highly engaging

Parenting was never meant to be done alone!