In short, bouncy rhymes, the book celebrates bodies of every shape, size and color. There's curly hair, straight hair and no hair. There are freckles, birthmarks, scars and stretch marks, big bellies and small ones, and bodies that use wheelchairs, glasses or hearing aids. The illustrations are pack

Today is about hearing that sound more than naming the letter. For toddlers, learning that letters make sounds (sometimes called the alphabetic principle) matters more than reciting the alphabet. We're focusing on the short /a/ sound because it's the one they'll hear most in early words. If your chi

What's in the bag? In Bag Draw, your child reaches in, draws out one everyday object, and tells you all about it: what it is, whether they use it, and what it says about them. It's a guessing game and a conversation starter in one, and it fits All About Me week perfectly.

It's Letter A day, so today's snack is a whole plate of foods that start with the /a/ sound, like apple. Your child gets to taste the letter, hear the sound over and over, and even build a giant A out of snacks before eating it.