Inside: Wondering how you can occupy your preschooler in the morning without TV? Today I’m sharing my favorite morning routine hack: morning baskets! We’ll use easy preschool unit themes to create morning baskets for preschoolers (ages 3 and 4). Morning Baskets are my favorite way to start the day with a preschooler. If you’re new to the idea of using a morning basket, the post
How to Make a Quiet Time Bin for a 3 Year Old
Inside: Has your 3 year old stopped napping? I feel you, mama. Today I’ll show you how to establish a quiet time routine using a quiet time bin. These bins are life-changing. Who’s on the struggle bus with naptime today? Or just trying to get a minute or 10 to yourself? When your toddler refuses to nap, or you’re just unable to complete a simple
3 Year Old Bedtime Battles (And How to Stop Them)
Inside: Suffering from endless 3 year old bedtime battles? You’re not alone! Learn practical strategies for taming toddler bedtime tantrums and teach your 3 year old to fall asleep on their own. Dealing with 3 year old bedtime battles? Mama, you’re not alone. The truth is, this behavior (while unbelievably frustrating) is totally normal. If every night you dread putting your 3 year old to
3 Year Old Meal Ideas & Feeding Schedule
Inside: Looking for some easy 3 Year Old Meal Ideas? In this post I’m sharing what my 3 year old ate in a day, plus a simple feeding schedule to follow for less stressful mealtimes. If you’re in need of some healthy, practical, and most importantly – easy! – meal ideas for a 3 year old, you’re in the right place. Today I’m sharing what
My 3 Year Old’s Daily Routine
Inside: Learn how to structure your 3 year old’s daily routine. Everything from morning to bedtime, plus what to do with a 3 year old all day. Looking for a solid daily routine for your 3 year old? In this post we’ll cover everything you need to know when it comes to your 3 year old’s daily routine. 3 years old is a turning point
5 Easy Ways to Improve Your Toddler’s Expressive Language
Inside: Learn the 5 easiest ways to improve your toddler’s expressive language. These expressive language activities are perfect for little ones who need an extra boost developing their speech & language skills. There I was, standing in line at the grocery store, praying no one would talk to me (leggings, mom bun, no makeup, you get it). But when you shop with small children you