I love kiddie songs even before I got a child of my own. There are many songs recorded and on sale but the following seems to be some of the common ones.
Number one that I love is the "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star" song. I think it is the most common kiddie songs that even kids before they turns two, he or she can already sing or demonstrate such song.
Number two song that comes to mind is that "If You're Happy and You Know It". I think it is one of the charming songs that little kids can easily memorize. Do you agree?
Together with the first two is the Alphabet song. They can easily follow moms singing to them the alphabet song. Oh I can just imagine cutie kiddos singing these first three songs so nicely and so expressively.
There are more to these songs including "The Wheels on The Bus", "My Toes, My Knees" and the likes.
So which one is the favorite song that your kiddo love?
Mommy(ies), isn't it easy to give others the gifts that they really want this holiday season, without the normal hustle and frustration of hectic shopping malls? Many recipients may be hoping for some of the newest and most popular fragrances, colognes, and scents, but many shoppers may find limited availability locally, as well as surprising prices that exceed allotted budgets. There are some alternatives to contending with this disappointment, which includes online shopping and perusing internet fragrance sites offering the same quality products.
Many consumers have quelled this urge to buy top name items from sites and have been able to save both the fatigue of hitting the local malls and money as well when making purchases from internet vendors. The selections offered are unsurpassed and the available discounts often include free shipping and expedited handling- so buyers will not have to worry about getting their products in time for gift-giving occasions.
Perhaps the biggest struggle for many shoppers this season will be the immense popularity of the latest and greatest celebrity-inspired fragrances or gift sets. Some of the most-recently released scents will be next-to impossible to find locally, and droves of shoppers will be seeking these coveted gift items among crowds of competitive, potentially aggressive, buyers. When ordering these online, be sure to make choices early and be prepared to add expedited shipping options in to the allocated budget for the most prompt delivery and most likelihood of availability in time for Christmas.
Another intriguing facet of sites such as those for dedicated fragrance sellers is the availability of unique, often-discontinued products for current shoppers. Everyone has someone in their life that is loyal to a particular scent, and this may be problematic when brands change their formulas and offerings or when some products are discontinued. It may be disheartening to disappoint these individuals with alternative items that they don't entirely embrace. Often online vendors have stock or supplies of these products which may serve to inspire many delighted consumers to stock-up for fear of it disappearing again. Additionally, the pricing may be discounted due to liquidation or clearance promotions which further saves buyers money on the perfect gift item.
I know of many moms who are very workaholic. Workaholic in the sense that they have more than three jobs and they are also the one bringing and picking up the kids I school. Full time mom!? Oh how did they do it? I bet they are wonder woman or I can say that they are also a superwoman, in addition to the former.
A person works away from the home and she hired someone to take care of her two toddler kids. She said that she wish to be at home, but to meet all the responsibilities in their life as family, she has to help her hubby earn so that they can continue living their comfortable life.
Thanks to her hired nanny, she can work away from home with confidence. Her nanny is very responsible and took care of the kids like they were here own children. So she never got a headache thinking of her kids (while she's at work) being mistreated. She is just so lucky. I bet that is the nice thing of having a very prayerful nanny.
How I wish I wish I am that mom.
As a wonderful way for your child to make friends, cement current friendships and build their confidence as an individual, play dates are an essential part of day-to-day life. When they’re not at pre-school, nursery or big school, giving them the opportunity to catch up with their little mates either at home, or elsewhere, will help them to realise that friendships can go beyond the school playground.
If you have friends or family members with similar aged kids, or you’ve been part of a baby group or Netmums meetup, chances are you’ve already had plenty of opportunity to organize and attend play dates with people in a similar position. Whether a play date is a success or not depends largely on what your plans are – meeting up at a park or soft play centre, or meeting up at home, combined with plenty of other aspects, can help to mould the play date into a winner!
Setting a play date up in the first place can be a little difficult – you have to try and find a time that suits the people you’re asking, as well as yourself and, with busy lives, this can be easier said than done! Try and plan one in advance so that everyone can add it to their diaries and ensure not to double book themselves.
If you’re having the play date at your house, make sure that you set up various toys that will encourage social skills and interaction. Put away any toys that promote solo play so that your child will have every reason to mingle with their friends. Perhaps set up a little diorama with their stash of Imaginext and provide them with plenty of figures that will encourage them to share and play nicely. Boys will love to show off their medieval castle, knights and dragons to their new-found friends!
One of the main things that will make a play date run sour is the kids’ ability to share. After all, they’re still learning and, at a young age, they don’t understand the concept of sharing their toys as much as you’d like. Try and avoid this by providing them with options. Perhaps your little girl is fighting her little friend over the pushchair and baby – provide them with another, attractive option such as a spare pushchair, shopping trolley or baby swing. You get the picture!
Once they’re over the sharing issues, everything will be rosy. Kids are all about the fun and, with play dates, they have every reason to enjoy themselves!
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