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Pieces of My Week 5.12.13: Legos, Undies, Phonics (Life as DomanMom)

Posted on May 12, 2013 by domanmom — No Comments ↓

I am working on sharing more of the journey of parenthood and teacher-hood with my boys: the process, the stretches between the milestones. Because sometimes, between blog posts, things aren’t so glamorous. And they aren’t so organized and concise. And…

Tagged with: Life as DomanMom, Pieces of My Week
Posted in Parenthood, Progress Summaries

No, Potty Training Before Three Is NOT Going to Harm Your Child

Posted on May 9, 2013 by domanmom — 5 Comments ↓

Potty training has been a feature on this blog as part of our overall philosophy that ”Babies are a lot smarter and more capable than we give them credit for”. I felt that the following article was important for me to…

Tagged with: Infant Potty Training
Posted in Health & Wellness

Potty Training Update: 22 Months

Posted on May 3, 2013 by domanmom — No Comments ↓

About 9 months ago I wrote “5 Things You Can Do With Your Baby That Will Make Potty Training Later On Easier“. The post was mostly about some tips I had been using with my baby as part of a…

Tagged with: 19 months, 20 months, 21 months, 22 months, 23 months, Infant Potty Training
Posted in Health & Wellness

Presidents Song – Free Flash Card Video with Pictures, Full Names, and Dates

Posted on May 2, 2013 by domanmom — No Comments ↓

There are a few nice little president songs out there, but there was a little problem. See, all the ones I found listed the presidents in order from first to most recent by their last name. “Washington, Adams, Jefferson, Madison…”…

Tagged with: Bits of Intelligence®, Free Materials, Videos
Posted in Encyclopedic Knowledge, History & Geography

How to Make a Simple, No-Sew Neck Collar (for Baby Gymnastics Activities)

Posted on April 25, 2013 by domanmom — No Comments ↓

In Glenn Doman’s “Fit Baby, Smart Baby, Your Baby“ (and “How Smart is Your Baby“), he outlines some fun, playful balance activities that you can do with your baby. The first set of activities is for newborns, and the second…

Posted in Physical Excellence