In no particular order: 1. Cletus the Former Fetus has become obsessed with playing Hide And Seek. She asks to play it upon getting up in the morning, then again upon returning home from daycare in the afternoon. Her version involves hiding in plain sight (for example, sitting backwards on the couch), shouting out clues to the person pursuing her (I'm hiding on the couch!), and then humming at the top of her lungs to feign nonchalance while she is sought. 2. Cletus spent all last w
Preparing to welcome a new baby into your family can be quite a stressful ordeal regardless if this is your first baby or if you already have other children. Naturally, if this is your firstborn you will tend to be a little more on end because you have no idea of what to expect. Each persons experience is bound to be different but on the over all the expectations of becoming a parent is basically the same. Especially as a first time parent there are a lot of things that need to be in order
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This is one of the most often questions I hear first time parent/s like me ask. But for me the question should be: When is my child ready to start school? It's because not every child develops at the same time or proper time. I knew Peaches was ready because of the signs she was showing me. Of course you know we have study time as part of our daily habit so I guess that helped me assess her capabilities. First she's getting so bored spending most of her time with me or Ate Myrna. All the othe
Meaghan Montrose from TutorFi has a great post about Study Tips and Learning Strategies for the New School Year. She compiled a list of links to previous posts that will help students be more successful. These are great suggestions and I started to wonder how I could teach students in the classroom how to create better study habits. I think the most important thing is to teach them a routine. My students do better if I can actually post a regular routine for them to follow. This type of c
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