Jennifer of the simply fabulous Classic Play asked me about how I encourage creativity as a mom. I was thankful for a chance to be involved in her great website because I BELIEVE in classic play, and excited to work with Jennifer because she’s incredibly talented and super sweet. Here’s me getting a little personal ... Read more...
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10 {Awesome} Book Themed Gifts
I’ve gotten several e-mails and phone calls recently from friends and Little Storiesers asking what to buy for upcoming birthday presents. Even though I’ve written about gifts before, I don’t feel I’ve done the topic justice. It seems that not only are we lured and marketed into buying some pretty bad toys for our own kids, ... Read more...
Road Trip Ready
As many of you know, we’ve been road-tripping lately. Through my travels I’ve found some winning ideas that have made the long ride an enjoyable trip instead of a dreaded nightmare! I share those ideas today over at Modern Parents Messy Kids. Head on over for more… Read more...
Techniques in Action
I’ve told you before that while all of the Little Stories concepts are not complicated, they can be difficult to implement. That’s mostly because change is hard. But even before the change is hard part, comes the “I just need to see these concepts in action so I can really get it” part. So…as a ... Read more...
Great Storytelling Is A Performance
Did you catch my guest post over at Beautiful Books for Children? Rivka asked me to write about how to maximize a child’s language experience during reading books. Here’s what I had to say… You want to know how to help your child get the most LANGUAGE out of books? Well, this is a topic I could ... Read more...
