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Let’s start with the truth: toddlers are a handful. They are curious, nonstop, full of emotion, and completely unpredictable. One minute they are wrapping their arms around you, whispering “I love you,” and the next …
Let’s be real—when your kid stands at the window, lets out a long sigh, and says, “I’m bored,” it can hit a nerve. Especially when it’s raining or way too hot to step outside. You …
Starting with a Crayon and a Wobbly Line Imagine a first grader named Lily. She’s holding her crayon tightly, trying her best to trace the letter “A” on her worksheet. The line is a little …
A Messy Morning That Taught Me Something I’ll be honest—when I first heard the term “sensory play,” I rolled my eyes a little. It sounded like one of those trendy parenting things you see on …
It All Starts with a Question Somewhere today, a child is staring out the window, asking something big: “Can I really make a difference?” And the answer is simple and true: Yes. You absolutely can. …
Picture this. Mia’s seven, sitting at the kitchen table with colored pencils scattered all over. She’s working on a worksheet—nothing fancy, just a simple one she helped put together. She’s coloring the letter “A” and …