As I travel around the US promoting healthy habit formation for Toddlers via my book Toddler Tootsies Take On The Day! I am asked about myself and how I came to write this book. Therefore, for the month of September I posted a little about myself and those frequently asked questions. I hope you enjoy reading and will google for more blogs which were published via my blog tour. Join me in spreading the word…
TODDLER TIP: GOOD ATTITUDE As the kids set off back to school, we must do all we can to encourage them to have a good attitude about themselves, others, and their lives. No matter how young or old, a person’s attitude is big deal. Enjoy some quotes about the importance of attitude as inspiration for you and your family. Feel free to comment below with quotes, or inspiring words that you live by!
Woohoo! It’s Summertime!!! When I was a Toddler’s Mom, I loved the summer because of the added warmth and daylight it provided, beckoning all of us to the outdoors where it provided many carefree hours spent in our own backyard, basking in the sunshine. During the summer months we were able to ‘Play in the Dirt,’ enjoying the many perennial and annual flowers we had diligently planted in the garden beds and planting pots in…
Granted that all teachers are to be considered awesome, magnificent and highly instrumental in positively influencing students of all ages, it is the Toddler Teachers to whom I wish to give the Superhero award this month. They deal with the youngest of forming minds who also happen to frequently possess the shortest of attention spans, and are, as expected, totally dependent upon others for their daily needs. Being in school upwards of eight hours a…
Mom’s May Happiness For my May blog, I wanted to discuss the topic of Happiness. Not to define happiness because it, of course, means different things to different people. Countless articles, songs and poetry have been written on this topic ranging from the existence of Happiness DNA to exactly how to live to be happy. Today, I would like to explore how to control one’s emotions by choosing your state of mind. Parents have to…