I love our amazing Seattle-area library systems and am a proud, card carrying patron of the King County Library System, the Seattle Public Library System and the Sno-Isle Library System. I never take for granted that I . . . → Read More: Ready, Set, Read!
 Well, you’ve gotta know that days like the last few make a Midwestern girl like me smile. However, I could do with out the nonstop news coverage of our “blizzard”. Blizzard? Pfff! Yes, that’s yours truly above, in much more copious snow conditions, circa 1972. It . . . → Read More: Snow days…and days and days and daze! Happy New Year, all! Hope your new year is off to a great start. Mine is but a little more hectic than expected with a new computer and some technical difficulties in migrating files from my old, obsolete computer. The poor, little gerbils are working harder . . . → Read More: Cheating  Leave a comment  Child Development, Education, Tips for Signing Success, Uncategorized  american sign language for babies, ASL for hearing babies, baby sign classes seattle, baby sign language classes seattle, baby signing, how to sign with your baby, sign language to reduce frustration in babies, sign with your baby, signing with infants, signing with your baby A lot of things have improved since the 1970′s – fashion, women’s rights, Santa Claus. Above is the only picture from my childhood of me with Santa and, man, that is a bad Santa! Or should I say, woman, that is a bad Santa! I swear . . . → Read More: Ho Ho Holy Cow, that’s a Bad Santa Photo! This little Pilgrim, shown above at age 5, has a lot to be thankful for this year. (Regarding the photo…I have three older sisters and my mother was a great seamstress. What can I say, they were always dressing me up in some crazy get up!) . . . → Read More: Thankful Red Tricycle announced the winners of their Most Awesome Awards this week, as voted on by their readers. Hop to Signaroo didn’t win but was a finalist for Seattle’s Most Awesome Language Class. Sometimes, it’s just an honor to be . . . → Read More: Most Awesome Finalist In my formative years, numbers were my nemesis. Two comments were consistently written on my report card all the way through school, “Nancy talks too much in class” and “Nancy needs to work on her math skills”. Both, proof that I’m a word nerd and that . . . → Read More: It’s All About the Numbers, Baby! Leave a comment Baby Development, Baby Related Services, Education, Seattle-Area Activities, Tips for Signing Success american sign language for hearing babies, baby sign language, baby signing, how to sign with babies, infant sign language, sign language for hearing babies, signing to reduce frustration for babies, techniques for signing with babies I love to read. I can attribute this love for learning and escapism to two things…my family reading to me as a child and Mrs. Tausend, my all time favorite teacher, who read Laura Ingall Wilder’s Little House on the Prairie books aloud . . . → Read More: For the Love of Books Leave a comment Baby Development, Child Development, Education, Family Dynamics, Seattle-Area Activities baby brain development, caspar babypants, early literacy, king county libraries, library book sales, library story hours, nancy stewart, reading to babies and toddlers, reading to kids, seattle book sales, seattle public libraries, sno-isle libraries, storytime for babies and toddlers seattle and eastside I heart Halloween. I heart Halloween so much that I’m dedicating a second post to this hallowed holiday. Last week, I wrote about Costume Swaps across the country where you can pick up a fabulous, new get-up with a swap of a costume you’re ready . . . → Read More: Where’s the Booty? |
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