Its the Sunday Parenting Party. Please share your parenting posts and check out others that have linked up. Please don't share Kids activity posts, these can be linked to Kids Coop. This week I'm linking the following:
*******(Goblin is 42 months)
One of my goals with Goblin is to give him as many opportunities as I can to be self sufficient and independent. Not because I don't want to help him out, but because I think everyone gets satisfaction from doing things for themselves and that helps to build confidence and self esteem. We have arranged our house to assist Goblin in little ways, and I thought I'd share some of them.
Kitchen
Bathroom
I'd love to know what you've done to make your house more child friendly?
And now to the linky
Thank you for the feature!
ReplyDeleteBobo actually helped me organize our gaming systems last week. Each system has a spot under the television with controllers hooked up and ready to go. The games are in a low drawer. This is a big step and he is so proud to be self-sufficient.
ReplyDeleteThank you for featuring our toilet learning post! :)
ReplyDeleteI love how you've adapted your home to foster independence! I pinned your post to my Montessori-Friendly Home Pinterest Board at http://pinterest.com/debchitwood/montessori-friendly-home/
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ReplyDeleteWe have a kid drawer in the fridge, too, and the toys and books are in bins on low shelves. My Bug, who is 5.5 now, just learned to clip his own nails the other day. Yay for self-sufficiency! :)
You are SO organized and it's all so very thoughtful. I love the fridge ideas and the potty. Thanks for sharing. I'm feeling inspired!
ReplyDeleteSo many great ideas to use to allow Bunny to become more and more independent.
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I'm sharing an old post but I think it goes well with your topic. It's called The Road to Independence and it's how we try to set up our home so that our children can be more Independent. I need to update this and hope to get it done soon. We've changed a few things, but the structure needs to be in place so much more when they are young. Hope you enjoy!
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