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Thank you for your detailed response. We have tried Gymboree at 1.5, but she had already grown out of it. We will try the Vasona Park, Sutlsaft park and other
by srathi 12y ago
Thank you for your detailed response.
We have tried Gymboree at 1.5, but she had already grown out of it. We will try the Vasona Park, Sutlsaft park and other activities you have mentioned.
Many thanks.
- makepkgnotwar 12y agoMy daughter is 5 now but when she was 2 we went on many hikes and did a lot of outdoors activities. Walking on trails and going to parks and long scenic drives were the regular for us. If you can get her outdoors and in nature all the more better, it opens the door for a lot of bonding and communication. Find something you can do that gets her talking and asking questions. Somebody else noted to keep away from the baby talk and I agree, talk to her like you would anybody else and most of all listen to her. My daughter likes going on walks because we can have our "conversation" time. On days you can't go out I find that most kids Love boxes and if you give them a few that will entertain them for along time. You can build forts, robots or whatever else she can imagine. Music is also good all children like to dance and you could have a "dance off" or a karaoke competition.