Our house grows and changes:
Last year’s cardboard house:
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I have been blessed with an extraordinary daughter, Sara, who has become an adult that I can’t imagine being prouder of. She is the original inspiration for my playgroups for two-year-olds, which I’ve been doing continuously since 1984.
Contents
- A few household tips
- Anger
- Beginning – September 2011
- Being Different
- Being Seen
- Biting
- Bullying
- Cardboard Houses
- Cesar
- Chores
- Coming Back Together
- Community
- Consequences
- Elena and Eloise
- End of the Year
- Enough
- Fairness
- Food
- Friendship
- Games/Play
- Giving and Receiving
- Guilt
- Halloween
- Hello & Goodbye
- Imaginary Friends and Fantasy Play
- January & February at the Playgroup
- Kid-Size Spaces
- Kids and Grown Ups
- Letter to Parents
- Of Secrets and the Beauty of Ordinary Things
- Parenting as Competition
- Playgroup 2020/2021
- PostcardsByJudyStevens.com
- Quiet
- Reasonable/Unreasonable
- Respect
- Sadie and the Hornets
- Saying: "No"
- Separation
- September 11
- September: The New Year
- Snow Day
- Stories
- Support
- Taking Turns
- Tantrums
- Testimonials
- Thank you
- The Animal Alphabet Singers
- The Case of the Little Boy Who Found Himself
- This Year (2012/2013)
- Time-Out
- Volunteer
- Welcome!
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