I don't know what is up with the weather this week but one day it's 80 degrees and the next we barely make it past 40! Hopefully, you're all experiencing slightly better weather than we are but just in case winter is making one last appearance on your doorstep, a few of these preschool science experiments may just make being stuck indoors a little bit longer ...
I-Spy Sensory Bin for Toddlers
Just a few short weeks ago, I had the privilege of sharing a guest post from Sherry Ann of Teach, Inspire, Love, Raise on making your own DIY I-Spy Bottles for kids. Well, in the days following that post, we decided to give it a try and it pretty much became an instant hit in our house! Nicholas loved finding all of the items in the bottle but was even more excited about ...
Sensory Friendly Films for Children with Autism
If you have a child with Autism or know a family with a child on the spectrum, you probably know that a lot of every day activities can be a challenge. Simple things that most take for granted, things like visiting a new park and playing with the other children, shopping in a crowded store or going to the movies can be very difficult and require a LOT of advanced ...
Spring Sensory Play on Mom’s Library
This week's Mom's Library features are all about Spring! Spring sensory play that is! Hopefully Mother Nature will take the hint and give those of you that still have snow on the ground a little bit of a break. :) Welcome to Mom's Library! Filled with parenting tips, educational resources, kids crafts, activities, stories, recipes and so much more! Enjoy the ...
10 Spring Activities for Toddlers
It's here, it's here!! Spring has finally made an appearance over here in our neck of the woods! It seems like we've finally moved past the cold, cloudy weather and are now basking in warmer days. Now if only it would stop raining :) I'm really starting to think that since Mother Nature decided to spare us the snow that so many of you got this year, she's making up for ...
Teaching Your Child to Write Their Name
Today's guest post comes from the lovely Meeghan who blogs over on Sight and Sound Reading. We've recently been working on the letters of the alphabet with Nicholas and as he gets closer to learning how to write those letters, I've been on the hunt for some tips and tricks to make it easier. Amazingly enough, Meeghan is sharing all of that with us today! While teaching ...