I recently wrote a guest blog post for a wonderful website: www.motherhoodlater.com. “Motherhood Later… Than Sooner, founded by Robin Gorman Newman, is an international organization devoted to those parenting later in life. If you became a mom for the first time, or again, at age 35+, we welcome your participation. Our mission is to inform, Read More
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My Favorite Things: Infant Toys (0-6 Months)
It’s apropos, in light of the fact that my nephew was born last Wednesday morning, that I offer a list of my favorite infant toys and some ways to use them! 1.Light Rattles and Small Rain sticks– These items encourage tracking (following objects with their eyes) and are very attractive to infants. They make different noises and are Read More
New York Family Magazine: Special Needs Article
Concerned about your child’s development? Check out the new article I contributed to for New York Family Magazine. “Understanding the Special Needs Landscape in NYC: Parents Of Children With Special Needs Face A Maze Of Evaluations, Programs And Services. Here’s Some Expert Advice”
My Favorite Things: Activities for Young Toddlers
Here are some of my favorite activities to play with young toddlers (approximately 15-24 months). Not only are they developmentally stimulating, they’re also fun! 1.Laundry Baskets– They always say it’s the most unexpected items that are the most fun for this age! Put your child in the laundry basket and push or pull them around Read More
A Wonderful Sight!
Another walk down the street, another sighting. This time a wonderful interaction! I’ll post more about nannies and nanny relationships later, but the nanny I saw today was clearly a special one. Initially, the child (between 2 and 3) was in the stroller hysterically crying. I always try my best not to frown along with the child. Read More