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I didn’t grow up with Christmas. I was raised Jewish, and we celebrated Chanukah each year. While I still celebrate Chanukah, I love Christmas, and my mom grew up with Christmas too. When I had Noah, I was determined to do all of the Christmas things, and that included the Elf on the Shelf! …
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If I had a dollar for every time I do something with Noah that I swore I’d never do, I’d be rich. A toddler potty? No way! How was that better than washing out his cloth diapers? Well, here we are with not just one but three toddler potties. A prize box? I definitely envisioned a prize …
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What is Montessori? Montessori is an education philosophy that focuses on developing natural interests through self-directed learning rather than formal teaching methods. Where does Montessori come from? Montessori method was developed in the early 20th century by an Italian physician, Maria Montessori, for childcare center in San Lorenzo. The center served severely disadvantaged and disabled …
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I’ve worked with gifted children for my entire career, I grew up with a profoundly gifted younger brother, and to be honest, my idea of “normal” is a gifted child. I have more than 13 years of experience working with and educating gifted children, and yet, raising my own has opened my eyes to a …
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We’re stuck inside again. It’s finally a bit sunny, but the California wildfires are wreaking havoc on our air quality, so I’m keeping Noah inside for the day. Noah lives for the playground and loves to be outside, so keeping him entertained inside can be a struggle. To keep him entertained for the day, we’re …
I started looking for Mommy and Me classes for Noah before he was even born. I couldn’t wait to take him to mommy-and-me music, story time, and baby gyms. We went to our first story time when Noah was only 1 week old, but I was eager to find other programs for us. It took …
Noah’s officially a toddler! He just turned one year old, and he’s a rough-and-tumble energetic little boy. We’re trying to wean off of bottles, and while Noah will happily drink water out of a sippy cup or open cup, he’s had a hard time letting go of the bottle for milk. I finally found an …
After Noah’s birthday invitations sat in the diaper bag for more than two weeks, I finally put them in the mail today. Mailing his invitations somehow made his approaching birthday so much more real. Turning one means he will officially leave babyhood behind; he’s graduating to toddlerhood. But, in so many ways, I feel as …
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