Summer is right around the corner and the perfect time to teach your children the alphabet. However, teaching the alphabet outdoors can get a little tricky. If needed, check out Loddie Doddie for great chalk! Check out these tips for teaching the alphabet while playing outdoors this summer. Letter Hunt Take turns finding objects that …
I always (like, ALWAYS) wanted to be a cheerleader. You guys, I actually tried out in junior high but I was such a nervous wreck and so scared and introverted that I ended up CRYING and leaving. It was bad. So seeing Haley have so much confidence and having so much fun from competitive cheering …
We love exploring new-to-us playgrounds and seeing what exciting play equipment they might have, but when you have a child with sensory issues, it can be tough to know if the swings or spinning things are going to be too much or not. For some children, their physical disabilities limit the equipment they can use …
This post was sponsored by Window Covering Safety Council as part of an Influencer Activation for Influence Central and all opinions expressed in my post are my own. It’s been quite some time since I’ve crawled around the house trying to babyproof every possible thing. The fridge, the cabinet doors, the stairs, making sure the …
Are you interested in finding early intervention resources in your state? If you think your child needs early intervention services, you’ll be happy to know that most states offer these services. The big task is finding the resources and utilizing them as they were meant to be used. Here are some ways to find early …
This post was sponsored by Crayola as part of an Influencer Activation for Influence Central and all opinions expressed in my post are my own. The first year of elementary school is this incredible whirlwind of emotions ranging from excitement to scared to relief, and I know this because my two youngest are now going …