Sensory Hacks for Fidgety Kids

Not a few months back, fidget spinners were all the rage. Almost every other kid had it. While this trendy toy gained a lot of negative attention at the end, they have created a void for sensory hacks for fidgety kids. Sensory Hacks for Fidgety Kids Kids fidget a lot. They can’t sit still. While Read More

Promoting Your Baby’s Social-Emotional Development

Babies require CONSTANT care and attention- there is hardly a moment when you aren’t doing something to care for their basic needs. Feeding, changing, rocking to sleep, bathing, dressing….the list goes on.  And while you are doing the intense work of taking care of your baby’s physical needs, you are also helping them learn about Read More

5 Sleep Training Methods + Helpful Tips

Sleep Training Methods: Which Method is Best For Me? For many moms, getting their child to sleep through the night seems to be the holy grail to a peaceful, calmer life. When we talk about sleep training, the first thing that pops in most people’s mind is a child crying for an eternity and a Read More

Preschool Routines: Set Your Child Up For Success

Having young children at home can often feel chaotic.  Juggling work responsibilities, social obligations, and day to day life is enough without a small child to consider.  Once you have children, it can feel like you are treading water and just getting through the day!  Some days it can be a struggle to make that Read More

13 Books for Elementary Children to Teach Diversity

Read Across America Day is back again this year! With a new list of books to appreciate reading and diversity. 13 Books For Elementary Children We have compiled the approved list of “Read Across America Day” recommended books. Whether you are school teacher looking for books for elementary children or a parent wanting to offer your Read More

5 Tips For Helping Your Toddler Navigate Conflict

*This post contains affiliate links, meaning that, at no additional cost to you, I will earn a small commission if you click through and make a purchase. If you’re the parent of a little one, there is no doubt that you’ve heard these familiar lines: “But I had it first!” “It’s my turn!” “He took Read More