If we’re all musicians at some level, how can we participate in music and do so with our children?
“The only important thing these days, is rhythm and melody”
I have to admit a little soft spot for “Heads, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes”. For several months of my son’s toddler period, I’d stick around and “perform” with [...]
Archive for September, 2008
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- Making Stuff (1)
- Music (2)
- My Creations (2)
- Parenting (4)
- Playing (5)
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- The Musician in All of Us - Part 2
- The Musician in All of Us - Part 1
- Teach Your Kids To Break Stuff
- Review: Homeschooling: Take a Deep Breath - You Can Do This!
- How to Make a Loft Bed or Playscape - Part 1
- Why We Don’t Play With Our Kids
- Discipline Your Kids Enigmatically
- Answering Your Kids Questions About Life
- CreativeDad Creates A Bed
- How to Explore Nature with Your Kids
- Paul: Jennie - after writing this post, I realized that I should take my own advice and teach my son how to use and respect knives. I'm going to either tea
- Paul: Jennie - for myself and my family, a lot of our play is always been physical so I'm not sure if I'm starting from a different place than you. I'm ass
- Jennie Rosenbaum: I would love some tips on how to play with your kids when you have a condition. I have a mobility disability and I am so afraid of not being able to p