Welcome to The Sunday Showcase where YOUR CHILD CENTERED IDEAS are the STARS of the show!
Here's the quick cheat sheet version - This is a fun and relaxed linky with a few simple guidelines:
- Anything kid friendly and/or child centered is welcome!
- You are welcome to share more than one post, but we don't accept links for giveaways,
- shops, or downloads for purchase, etc. They will be deleted.
- If you're linking up we encourage you to visit some of the other link-ups. Everyone appreciates comments, encouragement, feedback, etc.
One of the co-hosts will visit your link and spread some comment love.
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We appreciate you sharing with us, and we aim to spread your wonderful ideas.
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My favorites from last week:
1. Kara's Classroom shared 11 awesome books every parent should read.
2. Your Kid's Table wrote a post about the importance of allowing your baby and toddler to get messy while eating. After reading that post stick around and browse. The entire blog is full of solid advice for helping your children establish a healthy relationship with food.
3. Famiglia and Seoul put together The Mommy Meltdown Basket, a must have for all homes. We all have hard days, and this post includes suggestions to help mothers get back on track and for hands on activities to start over and reconnect with your little ones.
2. Your Kid's Table wrote a post about the importance of allowing your baby and toddler to get messy while eating. After reading that post stick around and browse. The entire blog is full of solid advice for helping your children establish a healthy relationship with food.
3. Famiglia and Seoul put together The Mommy Meltdown Basket, a must have for all homes. We all have hard days, and this post includes suggestions to help mothers get back on track and for hands on activities to start over and reconnect with your little ones.
This week kicked off the Virtual Book Club for Kids, and we focused on the book Eating the Alphabet: Fruits and Vegetables from A to Z.
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