I had a delightful dinner experience yesterday. We were celebrating my Granddaughter’s 6th birthday… a very exciting occasion. Yet something her family does every day at dinner time happened. And it was that every day happening that I want to celebrate with you today.
I promise not to go on and on today as I wrap up this series on playing with your child. I have to confess I cringed when glancing at my very lengthy last post… the thing is… play is super important to me. (obviously LOL)
Today’s post promises to be much shorter. Now that you understand the role ‘play’ holds in life… I thought I’d just share a few ideas to get your imagination moving along playfully. In fact, below you’ll find a link to several suggestions of things to do. When you’re running out of ideas it might be handy to have on hand. Continue reading
When you’re cooking with your kids do you realize what a great time it is for not only teaching them how to cook, but also for the opportunity to discover what’s going on with them in their lives?
I love great children’s music. And of course, that’s pretty subjective. The way I look at it, the music has to be catchy and the words ought to tell a story that kids can relate to.
Do girls really have more taste buds than boys???
From what I can uncover that’s not exactly true… yet according to a study I found over at Science Daily they have found that Girls Have a Superior Sense of Taste anyway!
Another interesting discovery they came up with was that children don’t consider themselves ‘picky’ eaters. Yes, it’s a fascinating article, you might want to give it a read :-) — Here are a few other discoveries that may surprise you as stated at their site:
Food is an adventure with children.
Oh… not necessarily an exciting adventure, more like the adventure fraught with the unexpected in the form of a whole lot of resistance.
Food – What does your child need?
I recently heard the question, “How do you manage when “school food” doesn’t match your eating habits at home?”
