Are you considering signing up your baby for swimming lessons?🏊🏽♀️How exciting! There are so many benefits realized from swim classes for babies, especially when it comes to early childhood development! It’s also a wonderful way for you to bond with your baby. You’ll also end up with some priceless memories you’ll want to add toContinue reading “5 Amazing Benefits of Swim Classes for Babies”
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5 Fun Things to Do With a Toddler
Fun Things to Do With a Toddler Looking to shake up playtime? We’ve got plenty of things to do with a toddler. Because they are naturally curious beings, they love to explore everything.🔎 From strange new sounds to curious smells, every sensory experience creates another new dendrite. This makes finding things to do with your toddlerContinue reading “5 Fun Things to Do With a Toddler”
20 Toys for Strong Kids
Toys for Strong Kids Seeking toys for active toddlers? Have a toddler who loves to love to jump on, smash and throw their toys? While there seems to be many options available, some of newer versions of toys we grew up with seem to be made of cheaper materials and don’t last as long. WhatContinue reading “20 Toys for Strong Kids”
7 Parent Hacks for Babies and Toddlers at the Beach
Babies and Toddlers at the Beach Are you thinking of venturing out for a beach day with your baby and toddler? If you have multiple children that are young and close in age, then you know just how difficult it can be to do the simplest of things some days. This is especially true ifContinue reading “7 Parent Hacks for Babies and Toddlers at the Beach”
5 Ways to Enjoy Museums for Babies and Toddlers
A Trip to the Children’s Museum! Let’s celebrate YOU! –the✨AMAZING✨parent who has decided to take your baby and toddler on a trip to the children’s museum! According to Psychology Today, kids don’t get enough opportunities for hands-on, unsupervised free play, so a children’s museum is a necessity. The Children’s Museum of Phoenix cites 5 benefitsContinue reading “5 Ways to Enjoy Museums for Babies and Toddlers”