Samantha Kile

Here’s a little background about my two year old; his name is Jack Jack, he turned two in late August, he is the youngest with two older brothers, and he’s in the phase of copying everything his brother Addy does. He went outside with his brothers since it was a warmer day outside. 11:30– Jack Jack and his brothers had peanut butter sandwiches, apple slices, and water for “wunch” while watching Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood. We got home and started watching Christmas movies (Year Without A Santa Claus, Rudolph’s Shiny New Year, and Nestor The Long-Eared Christmas Donkey).

Parent Perspective: We’ve watched this show all the way through at least three times, not to mention the times we’ve caught an episode on tv. Parent Perspective: This is definitely a good show for preschoolers to watch and learn math. Parent Perspective: I don’t fully understand how the Pteranodon family ended up having a T-Rex egg in their nest, but it’s a good show to learn the names of dinosaurs and what they eat. Parent Perspective: If you’ve seen and remember earlier episodes, some of the episodes have the same clues and answers but with updated songs.

It was only 12 degrees, so they definitely weren’t allowed. I figured since we’ve prepared for Christmas break in Maine, we have all the clothes, down to socks, that the boys could possibly need to be warm enough when it was 30 degrees out. When they play outside on cooler days, I usually make them hot chocolate when they come inside. I wanted them to have something warm to drink just to warm their body from the inside out, so I thought up this “tea”.

I have to have music playing in the car, even if it’s just as background noise, so here’s my answer. Back Up Again (from Trolls) by Anna Kendrick Zero (from Ralph Breaks The Internet) A Place Called Slaughter Race (from Ralph Breaks The Internet) by Sarah Silverman Sunflower (from Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse) by Post Malone All of these songs are good dancing songs, the kids can sing along, and there aren’t any bad words in them!