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8 ways to raise a happy toddler
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BEAR 21 Months
| Your toddler's temperament is becoming more apparent with each passing day. At the playground, does he run straight for the swings, seesaw, or slide without a second glance at the other kids? Or is he more circumspect, sticking close to youand sizing up the situation before settling on an activity? Understanding your toddler's reactions to new situations will help you prepare your child for preschool and other activities in the future.>> This Week: Your toddler's growing self-assurance, and learning to share |
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Thursday, June 17, 2010
Personalized eBooks for the Little Ones
She’s also a co-founder at Go2web20.net - which is a directory for Web2.0 applications. (in association with Eyal Shahar) Learn Moreere's a quick recommendation of a sweet site I just ran into called MeeGenius. The site contain a library with books for kids that can be read on the site itself, over the iPhone, or through the iPad.
The books come with audio playback and word highlighting, and can be personalized just the way you like them. Meaning, your kid name can be added to the book story in a snap. For example, you can change the character names in 'Little Red Riding Hood' to the original names in your family and make the story your own.
The children's book reader app for the iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad has the same functions (audio playback, word highlighting and auto-play). The books are displayed on a digital bookshelf and your kid can simply choose his favorite book when the app is launched.
I couldn't try it on the iPad, but from what I've tested on the web, the books are beautifully made, and the stories are well known so it will be more easy for children to connect to them. Best of all, you can read all the books at the site for free. Or download the iPhone/iPad apps (for a decent price)
Thursday, June 10, 2010
Baby hears mothers voice for the 1st or 2nd time?
Baby hears mothers voice for the 1st or 2nd time? hmm neat. ok cute.
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