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Traveling with toddlers can be both exciting and challenging, especially during long road trips or flights. As a mom, you want to keep your young children entertained while also promoting their development and minimizing screen time. That’s why having the right travel toys is essential. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore a diverse range of engaging and educational toys that will captivate their little hands, enhance their fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination, and spark their imaginative play. Whether you’re embarking on a family road trip or a long-haul flight, these top picks are sure to make the journey smoother...

Parenting is a lifelong challenge, with ups and downs, joys and heartaches, victories and defeats. Among these challenges, money matters can be a taboo topic, but it’s critical to break this silence. As we weather the storm of economic uncertainties, many parents find themselves having to answer their children’s requests for the latest toys, gadgets, experiences, or vacations that are simply out of budget. But how do you go about this sensitive conversation? Be Honest About Your Situation Initiating a dialogue about financial struggles with your child requires an honest approach, acknowledging their perceptiveness and capacity to understand the situation....

Vendor: JANOD Type: Pretend Play Price: 34.99 Magnetic educational game in cardboard to learn the alphabet in English. Composed of 26 illustrated magnets and 116 letters magnets. Once the book is opened, the aim is to write correctly on the stage the word indicated on the illustrated magnet. Designed in France. 3+ years.

Good ideas for bad-weather days! June is a popular month for travel throughout the world, as that’s when schools in many countries break for vacation. Unfortunately, June isn’t exactly the best time to visit Japan, because it’s smack dab in the middle of the rainy season–with thunderstorms a possibility on just about any day of the month. But that doesn’t mean there aren’t still things you can do in Japan during the month of June! There are plenty of indoor places worth visiting. In fact, Japan inbound-travel and sightseeing app Klook has released the results of a survey of foreign...

Last week I shared one of my kids’ hands-down favorite ways to review math concepts, Game Show Math. This post on our Treasure Hunt Math game is our other favorite way to practice. We have been doing treasure hunts in our home since my kids were teeny tiny. Here are two posts from 2014! My oldest was a preschooler then. This math version combines the same follow-the-clues methodology with math practice! My kids love it. They don’t even mind that they are doing math, because it provides them with a challenge that makes them feel like they earned the “treasure.”...