Clue. Chutes and Ladders.  Life. Guess Who? Payday. Uno.  I have great memories from many years ago, playing these games with my siblings.  So, in the hopes of recreating these ancient good times with my own children, I stocked our playroom shelves with such games.  I didn’t realize, until now, how good these games really … Continue reading Why you should play board games with your kids

Language development starts way before your baby starts talking. As you speak, sing and laugh around your newborn, he is listening, looking and processing. Infants communicate their needs by crying, smiling, laughing, squealing, staring, moving and looking away. And then they start vocalizing! Between the oohhs and aahhs, coos, gurgles, and babble they are quite … Continue reading How to Get Started With Baby Sign Language