Tips To Keep Your Energy High While Your Kids Are Play in Their Cubby House

Kids have tons of energy – as seen when they are outside in their cubby house – and it often seems endless to moms who are just trying to keep up. When you have household chores to do, a family to pick up after, errands and kids to watch, you would almost pay your toddler Read more..

Set Up a Nature Collection in Your Cubby House

Kids love collecting things like rocks, leaves, branches, bugs, etc. It is such a fun activity. Kids learn how things grow and so much more about nature and the world around them when they are involved in fun learning activities like collecting nature. With your help, you can set your kid’s cubby house up so Read more..

Keep Your Kids Hydrated When They Play in Their Cubby Houses

Experts, like Dr. Holly Benjamin, Associate Professor of Pediatrics and Orthopedic Surgery at University of Chicago, say when a child tells you they are thirsty, they are at least three percent dehydrated. So it is important to keep kids hydrated even before they are asking for a drink. This is especially true when your kids Read more..

Get Your Kids Outside Day In and Day Out with a Cubby House

Kids spend all day scheduled: go here, do that. Parents need to get to work, kids are off to day care centers or school. This leads them to feeling blah… bored. Their brains aren’t active, just set on pause until someone tells them the next thing they need to do. This creates a lack of Read more..

Allow Your Child’s Cubby House to Help Build Social Skills

When children are in their preschool years, it is important to encourage them to play with their peers and learn social play skills. Preschool age children are able to learn these social skills as the ability to be social is an age appropriate in the preschool years. Researchers have discovered that social play becomes more Read more..