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It’s splash time! Indoor and outdoor water play is a unique and fun-filled activity for children. Thankfully water is free and always available and provides hours of learning opportunities. Here are some ideas for both toddlers and preschoolers for both Read more
On Saturday, In a Child’s Path kids and their families joined In a Child’s Path staff at Cindy’s family farm in Boring, Oregon. We started off the afternoon with a fun game of “walking farm bingo” where children actively searched for Read more
Parents may wonder what the benefits of choosing wood over plastic toys are. Plastic toys have loads of bells and whistles. They are shiny, make noise and seem like they provide hours of playtime for your wee ones. Despite Read more
We love your wee ones and we work hard to make sure they are getting all the right stimulation they need to grow and learn each day they are with us at In a Child’s Path. We sing songs, read Read more
Babies are never too young to learn a foreign language. At the Little House, we like to incorporate the Spanish language into our daily activities. We offer your little ones an environment where they are listening to music, naming body Read more
When newborns come into the world their brains are impressively hardwired to take in abundant information. They miraculously take in their first breath, eat and digest milk or formula and just a few months later, move onto solid foods that Read more
Babies LOVE interactive books, especially books with cut outs and mirrors to see themselves in. Nina Laden’s books Peek-a-Who, Grow Up and Who Loves You Baby are all instant hits with both babies and toddlers. If you have a little Read more
There are so many creative ways to encourage imagination and play. Here are five amazing DIY projects that are sure to entertain your toddler: links to images above: 1. dining room table playhouse 2. shoe box pull toys 3. old Read more
At In a Child’s Path, we base our educational philosophy on the power of play. Watch this great video about children explaining the power of play in their own words.