"A child can ask questions that a wise man cannot answer." unknown author
I wish I could remember being a toddler, they seem to have the most wonderful view on life, everything is new and magical. OK yes, they can be a nightmare too... Whichever mood yours is in... read on.
It’s not often I see something from the Government and I think – now that’s a great idea….
But…. the Healthy Start scheme really does deserve a heads up. I had not heard of it, and I wonder how many women that qualify are not told about it.
They say you can never start reading to your child too early. I have to agree with this. As soon as our baby was born, we gathered all the old Ladybird books from charity shops. All the traditional fairy tales I remember from when I was young.
It was great for me, reading stories I had half forgotten, half remembered. I think some had changed though, become more PC. I remember in the Gingerbread Man, the fox was much more violent and hungry! Maybe that was the way I remember it. Read more »
Anyone who read My Child is Scared of Dogs will know just how much my 4yo was terrified by our canine friends. You can not imagine my joy then when he STROKED a dog in nursery when the Dogs Trust came in with Sebastian. Read more »
Is your child’s nursery taking part in the Rhyme Challenge – ours is. A great idea it is too.
Another favourite nursery rhyme. The cries of ‘again again’ are always heard after this one!
However I think I am getting too old to sit on the floor, pretending to row row row!
