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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]She sounds great but you can certainly encourage new ideas for activities. Maybe buy some new items for arts and crafts or sensory bins and let her put them together and play with him. Tell her about this great new park or museum he might love. Buy some new books and things for a reading nook and let her help put it together. Give her a budget and ask her to pick out some items on Lakeshore that would encourage new skills specific to what you would like him to learn. She’s still getting to know the routine and your family, sounds like she is doing great so far and you just need to communicate better about additional things you would like. If it doesn’t get better by suggesting or encouraging activities then you can sit down and be more specific about what you want. If she still doesn’t listen then I’d look elsewhere but it sounds like she just needs some direction.[/quote] Dollars to doughnuts if OP takes your advise, nanny El be gone within a month. The kid is not even two![/quote] That’s the best age to teach children, do you think they should wait until kindergarten? [/quote]
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