Chronicling the gap between my best-laid plans and my toddler's idea of a good time. When we're at our best her good time wins, and I am content to follow.
Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Leaf Collecting
Just adding this to the "scrapbook." One of the many leaf collections Ladybug has assembled this fall.
Monday, November 12, 2012
Seasonal Books: Halloween & Thanksgiving
I haven't wanted to let this much time go by between blog posts, but here we are. Halloween was an absolute blast, with a party of three toddlers that was actually enjoyed by parents too, followed by an evening of first time trick-or-treating. I wanted to orient Ladybug to all the festivities, and for us that means a ton of books. She continues to enjoy them now that it's mid-November. So in the spirit of recording what we've been up to this (last) month, here are our favorite Halloween books this year:
Ghosts in the House - What a sweet twist and adorable art.
Moonlight: The Halloween Cat - Much requested. Ladybug says, "Sometimes there's a owl!"
Where Is Baby's Pumpkin? - She just never tired of this one. Memorized it and was "reading" it to me.
Room On The Broom - A fun rhyme, and more text which is nice for potty time. We were reading it still this afternoon.
And here's what we have coming up for Thanksgiving:
Giving Thanks: A Native American Good Morning Message
Thanksgiving Is...
Thanks for Thanksgiving I love the art in this one.
Little Bear's Thanksgiving
Bonus: I wanted some kind of introduction to Hinduism in honor of Diwali. This isn't a Diwali story, but it is so adorable and age appropriate: Ganesha's Sweet Tooth
Phew, now I can rest knowing I won't totally forget the memory of the year I tried to read every toddler Halloween book I could get my hands on. And then planned to do the same for Thanksgiving. ...and Advent...and Christmas....
Ghosts in the House - What a sweet twist and adorable art.
Moonlight: The Halloween Cat - Much requested. Ladybug says, "Sometimes there's a owl!"
Where Is Baby's Pumpkin? - She just never tired of this one. Memorized it and was "reading" it to me.
Room On The Broom - A fun rhyme, and more text which is nice for potty time. We were reading it still this afternoon.
And here's what we have coming up for Thanksgiving:
Giving Thanks: A Native American Good Morning Message
Thanksgiving Is...
Thanks for Thanksgiving I love the art in this one.
Little Bear's Thanksgiving
Bonus: I wanted some kind of introduction to Hinduism in honor of Diwali. This isn't a Diwali story, but it is so adorable and age appropriate: Ganesha's Sweet Tooth
Phew, now I can rest knowing I won't totally forget the memory of the year I tried to read every toddler Halloween book I could get my hands on. And then planned to do the same for Thanksgiving. ...and Advent...and Christmas....
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