Raising Playful Tots

Janae a teacher who is staying home to raise two boys. She blogs over at icanteachmychild.com. She created her blog to hold herself accountable to being intentional in the time she has with both of her children and it’s also a fantastic resource for parents and carers wishing to enrich the development of their young child.

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What we learn in this podcast::

• Why you wrote  71 Things Your Child Needs to Know Before Kindergarten
  and the follow up article 33-ways-to-prepare-your-child-for-kindergarten and why it caused so much controversy?
• Realistic timeframe of how to deal with school readiness
•  Dealing with the way we see our kids and other see our kids when new words like disorder, disability, difference start to come up and how we deal with what we thought was just quirkiness or character
•  5 areas we can work on as parents to help our children have positive experience at school?

Summer Fun: Painting Seashells :: Mom to 2 lil Posh Divas

Learning Resources Timer

Cross Blog conversation with MaryAnne of Mama Smiles

Our media diet- Part One

Shaving cream numbers

69. Everyday sensory alphabet activities :: show

Everyday Sensory Play Alphabet Activities :: ebook

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