Children: Toddlers. Let`s play together!

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In the colourful mood! 

It is a nice game you can play with your toddler to help her learn the colours and differentiate among them. So, let`s get started.

Choose a toy of one colour and place it in front of your toddler or let her hold the toy. Find one or two more toys or any other things of the same colour. Talk to your toddler about what you have found out. For example: "Look! This blue plate is the same colour as your blue ball." or "This table is brown just like your favourite Teddy". 

There is one more way to play this game. Take a basket and walk around the house picking up the things of the same colour. 

You won`t notice how soon your toddler will learn the colours having fun and playing!

Children: toddlers. Lets play together!

In the Kitchen!!!

Bored in the kitchen

Every toddler`s Mom knows that it is very difficult to find time for everything. I am not an exception. Sometimes it was just impossible to manage the dinner or do the washing-up since my daughter did not like the kitchen. A month ago I found the way out! I took out a small pan and a wooden spoon and offered them to my girl. The result was stunning, it took her more than half an hour to play with just two kitchen items!!!

Children: toddlers. Lets play together!

My sweety has been claaping for long by now. Here is a game I call Happy-Clappy)))

Well, clap your toddler`s hands together for her, or let her hold your hands while you pat them together. Sit her facing you on the floor or on your lap, and sing clapping songs like patty-cake.

Children: toddlers. Lets play together!

Being a mom of a toddler I try to find more and more interesting ways to communicate and develop her. My little daughter is really fond of a toy Vinni-the-Puh. The favourites of our children can be of a great help for us. Here is how I use them. I pretend her Vinni is real making him walk, go to bed, or dance across the room. I Include him in everyday activities — sitting him at the table for dinner, for example, and putting a bib on him. As far as I can judge talking about what you're doing does help my toddler with her language skills. Besides, we act out happy and sad times, too, so she can learn about feelings and emotions as she's developing her imagination.