Toddler play shouldn’t be stressful, for you or for your toddler. So why do so many moms feel guilty about this? It’s because of misconceptions about play and what toddlers should be learning. If you google “toddler activities”, you’ll see so many that are so complicated and aren’t even appropriate for this age.
If you’ve ever thought, “What should I be teaching my toddler?”, you’re in the right place. If you’ve ever felt guilty seeing all the things that other moms are doing and wondering if you should be doing all of that too – we’ve got you covered.
Read on to find out more about what really matters at this age. From our articles, you’ll see that there are so many things you can cross off your to-do list. Stress less, and play more, while helping your toddler learn at the same time. Be confident that you are making the most of your child’s toddler years.
If you’ve been wondering how to implement learning through play at home for your toddler, you’re in the right place. Below you will find some key tips to help your little one learn through play during the toddler years. Remember to keep play time simple. Allow your child to just PLAY. According to the American…
If wondering why your toddler loves to throw toys instead of playing with them, you’re not alone. This is very common toddler behavior. We’ve all been there. You hand your toddler a gorgeous new toy to play with. Instantly, she pitches it to the floor like it was a hot potato. You sit there, frustrated,…
It’s a headache most parents will get at some point. You buy your child this amazing new toy. Maybe it’s even something they’ve been on about for ages. They take one look at it and either abandon it completely, or play with it for only five minutes. Then they are off to something else, leaving…
There are so many myths about learning through play. These myths are so common, that moms may take it for granted that they are true. Why do I want to correct these myths on play? First, they cause a lot of stress and guilt for moms. Many moms I know read articles saying these things,…
Have you been asking yourself, “Does my child need online classes?” Your hunch is that your child doesn’t need them. But you see so many ads for online classes for young kids, and you start to doubt yourself. You worry that if you don’t enroll, your child will miss out on something important. You feel…
Has this happened to you? You Google “activities for toddlers” or look it up on Pinterest. You see hundreds – maybe even thousands – of beautiful and interesting looking activities. They use nice keywords like “sensory play” or “brain development”. You download a few of them and look at the instructions. There’s a list of…
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