Rosann Mccomb: 1st of all ; a baby can't get 'too related'. they are meant to be related, quite at sixteen months previous. there's no such factor as preschool at that age, they do no longer look to be developmentally waiting. you may positioned her back in day care yet for sure you recognize this is costly. there are pleny of activities that she would be ready to take excitement in. usual is a sparkling journey for her, even in the comparable environment. Stash away a million/2 of your toys and rotate them weekly. Get out crayons and paper, play doh or different crafts. Get some super packing containers to locate. turn on song and have a dance occasion. Sing songs, do finger play. Puppet exhibits. examining time. you're purely constrained by using mind's eye....Show more
Eleni Mccier: Parent Co-op, or join a local MOPS group. He is young for institutional schooling. At this age, studies have shown no long term (into 4th grade) benefits from typical kids who go to ! preschool vs those that do not go to preschool. I teach at-risk kids, this group is the only group that benefits from preschool. Look into your parks/city recreation department. They may have a program available. As for now, you can 'teach' him from just experiences every day. Like 'pass me the yellow car." Or, 'Pass me one truck' then when he as that down "pass me one more". Libraries have great story times, these are perfect....Show more
Mahalia Brindle: Bobbi's answer is right on! MOPS or MOMS (similar groups, MOPS has a religious slant, MOMS generally doesn't) are found in many locations around the US. Go to MOPS home page, under Groups, then Find a Local Group.http://www.mops.org/?PHPSESSID=ff16db06e38e346e9db...MOMS home page is http://www.momsclub.org/index.html...Show more
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