Bottle Tether
Save your back by tethering your child’s bottle to the food tray using a suction cup. No more swipes, mess and backbreaking work of picking up flung away bottles. Images from: http://goo.gl/qQIVQc
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Finger Savers
If you have excess pool noodle hanging around, cut them up into small sections, and slit the middle. Jar them into door edges and save the little fingers from nasty door slamming accidents. Images from: http://goo.gl/RauHKM
Read More...Anti Spill
Is your little one constantly filling up your laundry load or really testing your limits. Prevent Them From Over-Squeezing Juice Boxes by Teaching Them to Hold the Drink by The Side Flaps. Images from: http://goo.gl/jjfrRB
Read More...Hybrid Strollers
For Dads and child to bond, invest in a hybrid baby stroller, kick scooter and let daddies go crazy taking the little ones out. Just remember to bundle him/her nice and tight. Images from: http://goo.gl/aYnHiL
Read More...Why some kids can’t spell and why spelling tests won’t help
A couple of years ago, early one morning, I received an SMS advising “resadents to stay indoors because of a nearby insadent”. I was shocked by the spelling, as much as the message. Surely, I thought, if it was a real message then the spelling would be correct. Spelling matters. In a text message from a …
Read More...Spray Paint
Getting bored of using brushes to paint? Get creative with some recycled spray bottles! It’s frugal and really fun! Parents please note that this activity can be really messy and it’s best to take it outdoor! You will need: – Empty spray bottles – Washable paint – Butcher paper How to do it: Step …
Read More...Toilet Seat Cover
Take an old pair of sports socks and loop is through the toilet bowl to provide cheap padding and ‘warmth’ for your toddler to sit on. Image from: http://goo.gl/IMTfJM
Read More...Bib Holder
Stick a 3M Command Hook on the back of the highchair to hold baby bibs and it will never be out of reach for food time. Image from: http://goo.gl/8ePuCD
Read More...Six Ways to Teach your Child Responsibility
Although I intend this article for children, I have to admit that many adults may still learn from my message. Teaching responsibility is not just for kids. It’s pressing to pass on this important trait while young—when the mind can still be molded and when the heart is still thirsty for change. What are the six …
Read More...My Face
This activity will allow your child to identify and recognize emotions with varying facial features.
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